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ISIS is now releasing a feature film called Flames of War in order to intimidate the west. The film has graphic images. Viewer discretion is highly advised. There is the trailer and then the full video version on this link. Recently a former Muslim named Brother Rachid made a video entitled, "Message to President Obama" in which he gave information from his study of Islamic History / also as the son of an Imam and someone who had been raised in Islam - stating that ISIL was a replica of Mohammad's teachings on Islam and that the actions of these groups follows the actions of Mohammads own followers and the teachings of the Koran. Intimidation is a main weapon with the jihadists and the use of beheading videos and threats is one form of intimidation they are known for using. Nevertheless it is important to stay informed on what these groups - ISIS and ISIL are up to.
ISIS Releases Flames of War Feature Film to Intimidate West Clarion Project
The Islamic State video is far above the Al-Qaeda video in terms of production. The 55-minute film, titled Flames of War, is professionally edited and highlights the Islamic State’s seizure of the Syrian Army’s 17th Division base near Raqqah.
Footage is shown from the attack and then the film shows an Islamic State fighter near the base speaking in fluent English with an American accent. Captured Syrian soldiers are shown digging their own graves. One claims that 800 of Assad’s troops were at the base and were defeated by only 20-30 Islamic State members. The captives are then shot point blank and shown gruesomely falling in the ditches.
Flames of War uses the narrator to explain the Islamic state's version of the events, namely, that they are merely trying to establish god's law on earth but are being attacked by Assad, the Americans, the West and various other foes.
ISIS Releases Flames of War Feature Film to Intimidate West Clarion Project
The Islamic State video is far above the Al-Qaeda video in terms of production. The 55-minute film, titled Flames of War, is professionally edited and highlights the Islamic State’s seizure of the Syrian Army’s 17th Division base near Raqqah.
Footage is shown from the attack and then the film shows an Islamic State fighter near the base speaking in fluent English with an American accent. Captured Syrian soldiers are shown digging their own graves. One claims that 800 of Assad’s troops were at the base and were defeated by only 20-30 Islamic State members. The captives are then shot point blank and shown gruesomely falling in the ditches.
Flames of War uses the narrator to explain the Islamic state's version of the events, namely, that they are merely trying to establish god's law on earth but are being attacked by Assad, the Americans, the West and various other foes.
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