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    ISIS leader, Abu Bkr al-Baghdadi, killed in airstrike

    The leader of Islamic State has been killed in an air strike in Syria, according to unverified reports in Syrian state media.

    Claims suggest the leader of ISIS Abu Bkr al-Baghdadi was killed in an air strike on Saturday.

    Heavy artillery was dropped across the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa throughout the day, with footage online posted by ISIS news agency Amaq revealing the devastation caused.

    The Islamic State leader has a £20million bounty on his head because his hate-filled sermons inspired suicide attacks across Europe. There have been previous reports of al-Baghdadi's death, which turned out to be untrue.

    Recent evidence unearthed for a documentary shows Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi escaped capture in Iraq by just minutes back in 2013, before unleashing his army of jihadis on the world.

    The revelation has emerged as Iraqi forces claimed al-Baghdadi’s deputy, Ayad al-Jumaili, was killed in an air strike near Iraq’s border with Syria..

    Jumaili, an intelligence officer under Saddam Hussein, was described in an Iraqi TV report as Islamic State’s “second-in-command” and “war minister”.

    As Iraqi forces besiege al-Baghdadi’s former stronghold in Mosul, the caliphate he declared in the city’s main mosque back in 2014 is crumbling apart.

    The film, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: In The Footsteps Of The Most Wanted Man In The World, suggests swifter reactions earlier in the 45-year-old’s rise to power might have brought an end to the IS reign of terror sooner.

    Moroccan documentary maker Sofia Amara explains how elite troops from Iraq’s Falcon Brigade missed out on capturing him by just minutes.

    More: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-n...syria-10602577

    Al-Qaida's leader is on record as stating al-Baghdadi's real name is Simon Elliot who is an Israeli Mossad agent, and that ISIS is a creation of Israel and its allies to use as a tool to reshape the Middle East.

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    Re: ISIS leader, Abu Bkr al-Baghdadi, killed in airstrike

    Well if Al Qaeda's leader says it I guess it is true!

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    Re: ISIS leader, Abu Bkr al-Baghdadi, killed in airstrike

    Quote Originally Posted by LordKenwyne View Post
    Well if Al Qaeda's leader says it I guess it is true!
    Mainstream news, it's must be true.

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    Re: ISIS leader, Abu Bkr al-Baghdadi, killed in airstrike

    Quote Originally Posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
    The leader of Islamic State has been killed in an air strike in Syria, according to unverified reports in Syrian state media.

    Claims suggest the leader of ISIS Abu Bkr al-Baghdadi was killed in an air strike on Saturday.

    Heavy artillery was dropped across the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa throughout the day, with footage online posted by ISIS news agency Amaq revealing the devastation caused.

    The Islamic State leader has a £20million bounty on his head because his hate-filled sermons inspired suicide attacks across Europe. There have been previous reports of al-Baghdadi's death, which turned out to be untrue.

    Recent evidence unearthed for a documentary shows Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi escaped capture in Iraq by just minutes back in 2013, before unleashing his army of jihadis on the world.

    The revelation has emerged as Iraqi forces claimed al-Baghdadi’s deputy, Ayad al-Jumaili, was killed in an air strike near Iraq’s border with Syria..

    Jumaili, an intelligence officer under Saddam Hussein, was described in an Iraqi TV report as Islamic State’s “second-in-command” and “war minister”.

    As Iraqi forces besiege al-Baghdadi’s former stronghold in Mosul, the caliphate he declared in the city’s main mosque back in 2014 is crumbling apart.

    The film, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: In The Footsteps Of The Most Wanted Man In The World, suggests swifter reactions earlier in the 45-year-old’s rise to power might have brought an end to the IS reign of terror sooner.

    Moroccan documentary maker Sofia Amara explains how elite troops from Iraq’s Falcon Brigade missed out on capturing him by just minutes.

    More: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-n...syria-10602577

    Al-Qaida's leader is on record as stating al-Baghdadi's real name is Simon Elliot who is an Israeli Mossad agent, and that ISIS is a creation of Israel and its allies to use as a tool to reshape the Middle East.
    Come back Dai Splott to explain the Israeli connection ( within Twitter limits please ).

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    Re: ISIS leader, Abu Bkr al-Baghdadi, killed in airstrike

    Quote Originally Posted by BlueWales View Post
    Come back Dai Splott to explain the Israeli connection ( within Twitter limits please ).
    ISIS' only known attack against Israeli interests was, er, a mistake which they later apologised for. Let's think that last bit through... supposedly lunatic Muslim head-choppers said sorry for firing at IDF soldiers while said supposedly lunatic Muslim head-choppers, if they really were lunatic Muslim head-choppers, would be attempting to do just that all the time.

    Isis fighters ‘attacked Israel Defense Forces unit, then apologised' claims former commander - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-a7700616.html

    Then there's the many reports stretching back years of those terribly nice Israelis treating lunatic Muslim head-choppers in their hospitals so as to return to their head-chopping activities. I've linked one below. It does seem that ISIS' only known attack against Israeli interests was, er, a mistake which they later apologised for. Let's think that last bit through... supposedly lunatic Muslim head-choppers said sorry for firing at IDF soldiers while said supposedly Muslim lunatic Muslim head-choppers, if they really were Muslim lunatic Muslim head-choppers, would be attempting to do just that all the time.

    Isis fighters ‘attacked Israel Defense Forces unit, then apologised' claims former commander - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-a7700616.html

    Then there's the many reports stretching back years of those terribly nice Israelis treating lunatic Muslim head-choppers in their hospitals so as to return to their head-chopping activities. I've linked one below. It does appear that lunatic Muslim head-choppers rather like the state of Israel and the feeling is mutual.

    http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/Rep...vil-war-393862

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