IS leader says 'caliphate' well, mocks Saudi-led alliance

ZEINA KARAM

Associated Press

27 December 2015

ricky l2 seconds ago

 

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi - you are actually the Satan in human form that are born on Earth disgusing yourself as Muslim and exploiting Islam to fool a few misguided individuals to join your so called Satanic caliphate.

Your day is numbered and your so call Satanic caliphate is numbered.

You and your Satanic army is losing day by day and many of your land is recaptured and you have lost one battle after another.

The World is awaiting for your final demise and Divine Justice will come to you.

You will succumb to your evil karma - and all the blood you have shed will be counted against you and your Satanic caliphate.
 

ricky l2 seconds ago

You have shed many Muslim blood with your bloodstained hands.

You have cut off their heads, you have shot them with cold-blood, you have chop off their hands and legs, you have burnt them alive, you have wired them up with explosive and blow them apart, you have fire rocket at them alive, you have rape their female relatives ----- you have committed so many atrocities that will not be done by any humans - except Satan and Devils like you and your Satanic caliphate troops that are misguided by you.

Justice is coming to you and your caliphate.

And a place in the most torturous Avici Hell has been reserved for you and your caliphate Satanic troop.

You can hide but you can't run. Just wait for your evil karma to come back at you like your shadow.
 

ricky l2 seconds ago

The Muslims troops will cleanse you and your Satanic caliphate up - for smearing Islam to achieve your evil objectives.

Just wait for your evil karma to come.

 

ricky l2 seconds ago

Good to hear that the coalition alliance are attempting to cut the supply of the ISIS daesh in northern Syrian.

(1) If electricity can be cut off, the ISIS daesh will have no air-cond and will not be able to survive in hot desert with temperatures exceeding 40 degree Celsius.

(2) if possible, cut off the water supply to ISIS daesh by targeting at their water pipes. Without water, these ISIS daesh will not be able to survive in the hot weather.

(3) if possible, try to find the supply routes of food, logistics, ammo, weapons, manpower - and try to cut them off as well. By choking off the land routes to these supply, ISIS daesh will not be able to survive, much less to fight.

These ISIS daesh has no air drop capabilities - and these will be the fastest way to end the ISIS daesh caliphate - and if possible, capture the Satan --- Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi - alive -------- as this Satan will have to face the World in a trial to answer for all the blood-stained atrocities on his hands.

tony m1 hour ago

Trump, Cruz and the entire GOP would grant this nuts wishes and put American boots on the ground.

• ricky l2 seconds ago

  Don't fall into this Satan trap - and he can manipulate it as crusade invasion force vs the jihad troop - and turn Christian against Muslims - which is what this Satan want.

  
  

  No need to put big American boots on the ground - this ISIS Satanic daesh can be defeated by the local forces ---- who are determined and motivated to cleanse this Satan and his Satanic caliphate troops - and they will subject to their evil karma for the atrocities they have created on Earth.

ricky l22 seconds ago

This Satan want to instigate Muslims all over the World to hit the West interest everywhere in the World.

 

It will be foolish to let this Satan manipulate you and turn it to become crusade troops vs jihad troops - and create a mess in the World.

ricky l12 seconds ago

Now you know why Donald Trump cannot be a President of United States?

Because he will mess everything up - and fall into the trap of this Satan.

• ricky l12 seconds ago

  al-Baghdadi, your caliphate days are numbered.

  
  

  Soon, your days will be numbered as well.

  
  

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  Iraqi forces surround Islamic State-held complex in Ramadi - spokesman

  
  

  Iraqi forces have totally encircled the government complex in Ramadi, the last stronghold of Islamic State militants in the western city, and are about to enter it, joint operations command spokesman Yahya Rasool told Reuters.

  Posted 27 Dec 2015 18:25

  Updated 27 Dec 2015 22:15

  
  

  BAGHDAD: Iraqi forces have totally encircled the government complex in Ramadi, the last stronghold of Islamic State militants in the western city, and are about to enter it, joint operations command spokesman Yahya Rasool told Reuters.

  
  

  "We're clearing the buildings and streets around the complex of bombs in preparation to go in," he said. "I expect we will go into the complex in about an hour," he added.

  
  

  Recapturing Ramadi, which fell to the militants in May, would be one of the most significant victories for Iraq's armed forces since Islamic State swept across a third of the country in 2014.

  
  

  The militants "seem to have fled the complex, we're not encountering any resistance," said Sabah al-Numani, a spokesman for the counter-terrorism units that are leading the fight on the government side. "We're seeing lots of Daesh bodies, killed in the air strikes on the compound," he told Reuters.

  
  

  The Iraqi government forces are backed by air support from an international coalition led by the United States.

• ricky l2 seconds ago

  al-Baghdadi, the World is celebrating your caliphate lost in Ramadi.

  
  

  Mosul is next.

  
  

  Soon in Syria, the coalition will be getting nearer and nearer to you.

  
  

  Go, shiver and wet your pants.

  
  

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  If the offensive in Ramadi succeeds, it will be the second main city to be retaken from Islamic State after Tikrit, in April. Officials said it would be handed over to the local police and to a Sunni tribal force once secured.

  
  

  After Ramadi, the army plans to move to retake the northern city of Mosul, the biggest population centre under Islamic State control in Iraq and Syria.

Iran's Rouhani says it's up to Muslims to correct Islam's image









Reuters

27 December 2015



Iranian President Hassan Rouhani talks to journalists after he registered for February's election of the Assembly of Experts, the clerical body that chooses the supreme leader, at Interior Ministry in Tehran December 21, 2015. REUTERS/Raheb Homavandi/TIMA

DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday that Muslims must improve the image of their religion, which has been tarnished by the violence of hardline groups such as Islamic State,

"It is our greatest duty today to correct the image of Islam in world public opinion," Rouhani told a conference on Islamic unity in Tehran in a speech broadcast by state television.

His remarks were rare for a leader of Iran, which considers itself an authority in the Islamic world and often blames the "enemies" of the religion for problems in the Middle East.

"Did we ever think that, instead of enemies, an albeit small group from within the Islamic world using the language of Islam, would present it as the religion of killing, violence, whips, extortion and injustice?" Rouhani said.

Rouhani, a relative moderate, said Islamic principles opposed violence and the extremism of groups such as Islamic State stemmed from "narrow-mindedness and a lack of moderation".

Rouhani criticised Muslim countries for "being silent in the face of all the killing and bloodshed" in Syria, Iraq and Yemen - conflicts in which Iran plays a role.

Iran supports the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, has close ties with neighbouring Iraq, and condemns the Islamic State group which fights both governments.

The Islamic Republic is also an ally of the Houthi movement which seized control of most of Yemen last year and has fought a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia for nine months.

(Reporting by Dubai newsroom; Editing by Angus MacSwan)













• ricky l32 seconds ago

  Well done.

  
  

  ISIS daesh caliphate in Iraq Ramadi - has fallen at 27 Dec 2015 at 11.55pm.

  
  

  International coalition and Iraqi troops has defeated the ISIS daesh in Ramadi.

  
  

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  Iraqi forces seize Islamic State stronghold in Ramadi

  
  

  Iraqi forces on Sunday took control of the government complex in central Ramadi, the last Islamic State stronghold in the western city, a military spokesman said.

  Posted 27 Dec 2015 18:25

  Updated 27 Dec 2015 23:55

  
  

  BAGHDAD: Iraqi forces on Sunday took control of the government complex in central Ramadi, the last Islamic State stronghold in the western city, a military spokesman said.

  
  

  "By controlling the complex this means that they have been defeated in Ramadi," said Sabah al-Numani, a spokesman for the force leading the fight on the government side.

  
  

  "The next step is to clear pockets that could exist here or there in the city."

  
  

  "The complex is under our complete control, there is no presence whatsoever of Daesh fighters in the complex," he told Reuters, using a derogatory Arabic acronym of Islamic State.

  
  

  Recapturing Ramadi, which fell to the militants in May, would be one of the most significant victories for Iraq's armed forces since Islamic State swept across a third of the country in 2014.

  
  

  (Reporting by Ahmed Rasheed; writing by Maher Chmaytelli; editing by David Clarke)

  
  

  - Reuters




• ricky l12 seconds ago




• This is known as:-

  "兵败如山倒。

  用兵如神。“

 

• "ISIS daesh army fallen liken mountain collapsing.

  The coalition forces operate with perfection like divinity."