ISIS Essay

In a perfect world, there would not be terror, sex-trafficking, or pain. In a perfect world, there would not be stealing, kidnapping, or ransoms. There would be nothing to lose but everything to gain. In a perfect world, two-faced countries would be inexistent, terrorist would be something not even envisioned. However, this is not a perfect world; phantoms are seeking to empower only themselves while devouring the weak. Money is indeed the root of all evil. Unfortunately, we have a new phantom in the midst, ISIS, also known as ISIL, also known as the Islam State. This terrorist organization has founded its foundation, a foundation that will not be easily broken. ISIS has plenty of tool’s in their toolkit such as: sponsor countries helping secretly,

Chechnya longs to flashback to the most glorious of days, days that consisted of a more splendid Islam, strengthened by those with motivations that did not lack interest (Gunter 2015). This desire for their Islamic beliefs has been linked to tactics less holy, like thrill-killing and rape. Drugs have been utilized to induce suicide attacks, conversions, offering immediate welcomes into a holy paradise (Gunter 2015). Did Turkey really know what they were getting themselves into when supporting an organization such as this one, one that reads the Quran after beheading another human being? ISIS is not the average religious organization. It is an organization that is willing to do anything and everything in their power to make Islam what it used to be.

To make matters much worst, surprisingly, America even played a role in the willingness of Kurds to join ISIS (Gunter 2015). Apparently, many Kurds, for an unusually exciting experience along with more political, cultural, and religious reasons have chosen to grasp hands with ISIS as a means of revenge against the United States of America or the West for past wrongs and unfair treatment that has not been dealt with (Gunter 2015). However this number is very low and does not play a major role in the growing population of ISIS (Gunter 2015). This must be