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Old 04-05-2015, 14:01   #81
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"Even with the influx of thousands of foreign fighters, almost all of the leaders of the Islamic State are former Iraqi officers, including the members of its shadowy military and security committees, and the majority of its emirs and princes, according to Iraqis, Syrians and analysts who study the group.

They have brought to the organization the military expertise and some of the agendas of the former Baathists, as well as the smuggling networks developed to avoid sanctions in the 1990s and which now facilitate the Islamic State’s illicit oil trading."

“All the decision makers are Iraqi, and most of them are former Iraqi officers. The Iraqi officers are in command, and they make the tactics and the battle plans,” he said. “But the Iraqis themselves don’t fight. They put the foreign fighters on the front lines.”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/...ending_strip_2

Yep, the puppet masters allow Baghdadi to live and inspire many in their delusional caliphate, to serve their own agenda

IMHOO, we should not miss this excellent opportunity to create an enduring psyop narrative: #joinISISbeSaddamb*tch, #jointheCaliphatebeaBaathist
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