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Why does ISIS think that bombs will achieve their aims?
I lived through the Luftwaffe blitz on London when we were bombed every night for around seven weeks and many thousands were killed and thousands of houses were destroyed. The RAF and USAF bombed German cities, again killing thousands of German citizens. The bombs didn't work. Morale remained high in both countries. ISIS WILL NOT WIN!
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- Anonymous6 years ago
Well you know, killing people , scaring more. I don't know I guess if they win they stop bombing. So what would ISIS society be like? My guess is the guerillas would turn into armed guards over the population. With shooting people common. A sort of a concentration camp country. This is my imagining. With the bigwigs taking part in the Garden of Allah prematurely.
Source(s): Say, what does happen when you give whiskey to a Moslem? - ?Lv 66 years ago
ISIS are not the ones using bombs, that is the West in Syria. You are getting old and confused. ISIS use AK47 automatic rifles.
- Anonymous6 years ago
Their aim is to cause fear and mayhem They are winning. READ THIS https://en-maktoob.news.yahoo.com/isil-management-... ast week, two women accused of sorcery were beheaded in Syria - they were the first reported beheadings of women by ISIL. Their husbands met the same fate. Also last week, two young boys, their ages not known, were crucified in Eastern Syria for not fasting properly during Ramadan.
In Kobane two weeks ago, ISIL killed over two hundred civilians in their homes and on the streets as they methodically moved about the city.
In another horrific video released two weeks ago, ISIL showed the executions of 16 men in Mosul who were accused of spying for the Iraqi government by providing targeting data for coalition air strikes. But this time, three new methods of execution were used to ensure the message was received and understood by all.