He also stated that their enemy is anyone who opposes Islam: In a recent interview with Australian talk show host Tom Elliott, al-Shishani promised to invade Iran when the ISIS in Iraq finish their goals. The terrorist was named commander of the northern sector of Syria by the ISIS in 2013, only to be named their military leader in June of 2014. Al-Shishani is a Chechen terrorist who converted to Islam while spending three years in prison for illegally harboring weapons. President Obama denounced the terrorists for the ISIS beheadings videos but otherwise did little to persuade the world to take action, although some hope that various nations will rally together to declare a World War on ISIS.Īccording to al-Shishani, ISIS has already declared war on the world and promises to 'fight them until they accept our rule' under a new Islamic caliphate. The Foley family has since released a statement regarding the death of their son. It was reported that ISIS offered a ransom demand before killing him and a special ops team tried and failed to rescue him back in July. In a related report by The Inquisitr, one of the most infamous ISIS beheading videos to make its way to the western world was the execution of James Foley by a British Islamic fighter.

With the ISIS beheading videos being banned on major media outlets like YouTube, Facebook, and LiveLeak, some on social media claim this is the 'thought police' at work, and that such violent videos do not 'allow anyone to forget how violent Islam has been since it was founded.' Tarkhan Batirashvili, aka Abu Omar al-Shishani, is the military chief for the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and he might agree with these critics since he claims that Islam 'is not the religion of the western hippie.' But does banning the videos hinder the cause of the Islamic terrorist group?

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