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Apparently, there's a lot of Australians that have moved to the region to fight alongside ISIS. I knew that there is a lot of Muslims in Australia, but didn't know they were this radicalized.
I know there's a big population of Muslims in Michigan, I wonder if any from there have left to fight for ISIS as well.
Make no mistake about it people, this is a conflict of civilizations. I know it's the unpopular thing to say, but this is brutality on another level and it's backed up by their beliefs and scriptures.
(CNN) -- A proud father's boast accompanies an image the U.S. Secretary of State on Tuesday called "one of the most disturbing, stomach-turning, grotesque photographs ever."
"That's my boy," wrote Khaled Sharrouf on Twitter, alongside a photo of his seven-year-old son using both hands to hold up a man's severed head.
The photo, since removed from Twitter, was reportedly taken in Raqqa, a Syrian city in the stranglehold of Islamic militants, where the Australian father has taken his young family to join the fight.
"That's my boy," wrote Khaled Sharrouf on Twitter, alongside a photo of his seven-year-old son using both hands to hold up a man's severed head.
The photo, since removed from Twitter, was reportedly taken in Raqqa, a Syrian city in the stranglehold of Islamic militants, where the Australian father has taken his young family to join the fight.
I know there's a big population of Muslims in Michigan, I wonder if any from there have left to fight for ISIS as well.
Make no mistake about it people, this is a conflict of civilizations. I know it's the unpopular thing to say, but this is brutality on another level and it's backed up by their beliefs and scriptures.
at least hook the kid up with some gloves
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