ISIS confirms death of its propaganda chief

Posted by | October 11, 2016 07:08 | Filed under: War & Peace

ISIS has lost a quarter of its territory


The Islamic State (ISIS) jihadist group on Monday confirmed the death of its propaganda chief, Wa’il Adil Hasan Salman al-Fayad, a month after the Pentagon said he was killed in a U.S.-led air strike in Syria’s Raqqa province. A statement posted online by the group and quoted by Reuters paid tribute to al-Fayad, who was also…

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7 responses to ISIS confirms death of its propaganda chief

  1. Suzanne McFly October 11th, 2016 at 07:15

    Well as rump loves to say, if he was President he would still be alive.

  2. Red Mann October 11th, 2016 at 08:16

    So glad to see that Pu**y Obama isn’t doing anything to stop the terrorist organization he and Crooked Hillary created. /s if necessary.

    • The Original Just Me October 11th, 2016 at 13:01

      Uh, I just read that another ISIS Major Leader is Dead at The Drone Hands of the U.S. Maybe you should recalculate . Okay, I know you were satirizing.

    • bpollen October 12th, 2016 at 06:14

      I believe that he was killed by a bomb that did nothing but scream “Islamic Terrorism” at him… That’s how you defeat ISIS, you know. I hear many people say it.

      • Red Mann October 12th, 2016 at 13:52

        But that magical incantation only works if the President of the United States says it three times while looking in a mirror. If he would only do that, all terrorism would instantly stop, forever. Damn you Obama.

  3. fahvel October 12th, 2016 at 03:46

    what is the cost of killing a few replaceable bureaucrats? All of these few individuals are all easily replaceable. What is the purpose of these assaults?

    • Willys41 October 12th, 2016 at 16:51

      Generally speaking, the people who rise to the top of the pyramid are not “easily replaceable.” Most of them are the people with superior skills, knowledge, ambition, etc. It’s called “degrading the organization.” Yes, someone else will step into the vacant post but they will often be less effective.

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