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A Threat to the World The Isis group is quite popular topic for all kinds of media. Isis is known as a terrorist group, which developed from a group of Iraq soldiers (Miller 2015). Most of these soldiers spent time in military training. The aim of Isis is to create an Islamic state across Sunni areas of Iraq and in Syria (Ferran 2015). When people talk about Isis and Islam, as they are today and will surely be for some time in the wake of the Paris attack, it is important to remember that Islam do not promote violence (Guinyard 2002). They are taking the lives of innocent people, and slaughtering them in the worst ways possible. Terrorist groups are a threat to everyone and anyone everywhere. They must be eliminated before more harm …show more content…

The Islamic state is best known for their brutality, as in mass killings, abductions and beheadings (Rilto 2014). The Islamic state fights for a state governed with Islamic law. The Isis group and the IS is basically are together, they both want the same things. Also, they are both a religious group that will not stop until they receive a theocracy (Marshall 2013). The Islamic state such as Yemen, Libya, Egypt (Mullen 2015). Isis recruits people from all around the world and it is hard to distinguish them. Isis payed their supporters up to $10,000 for each person they recruit to wage Jihad in Iraq and Syria (Huffington 2015). Isis is a threat to the world’s safety and security. Isis also wants to bring the Muslim religion under their country control, which should never happen (Small 2015). Isis has over 8.5 million supporters who are willing to do anything to increase the members of the group (Maruro …show more content…

They normally leave their country so that they are safer. Most of the time the refugees are not allowed to enter a new country. Sometimes refugees are refused and thought to be an immigrant. An immigrant is someone who decides to move to a place permanently without it being a natural disaster. They may just are moving to find better houses or jobs. Most of the people living in America today moved here as an immigrant or either a refugee. Those who did come here as immigrants and refugees are questioning why we will not help Syrian refugees (Diamond 2015). Many people agree that we should not allow Syrian refugees in for many reasons. One reason is that we might just be letting in terrorist. Due to the fact isis cannot be distinguished, we should not take the risk in letting them in. refugees say they are aware of why many states are not accepting them but they are here to make a new life not stir up trouble (Rourke

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