Topic: The Isis papers: a masterplan for consolidating power (Read 323 times)

Sideline their differences. Yeah right. I think shooting down a plane from those who are trying to prevent these terrorists from taking over a whole freaking country is about a whole lot more than "differences".

As long as retarded people vote psychopaths into power the familiar policy will continue 1. destroy country after country systematically 2. this creates the perfect breeding ground for these terrorists 3. when they´re strong enough in the ruins bomb more and reinvade 4. rinse and repeat

If we stop bombing them, the next generation may not harness that much hate.

Even if we somehow take out the current ISIS leadership and destroy the rank and file in Iraq and Syria, the ideology will remain very much alive. Wiping out this toxic ideology is going to take a lot of effort. And unless the major world superpowers (Russia, China, United States.etc) sideline their differences to take on the common enemy, it is not going to happen anytime soon.

24-page document, translated here, outlines principles for governing territory under the group’s control and strategy for becoming a viable state

Islamic State
Caliphate on the prophetic methodology

In the name of God, the compassionate, the merciful:

“No, by your Lord, they will not believe until they have you rule over them in what they have disagreed and find in themselves from what you have judged and willingly submit

Principles in the administration of the Islamic State – 1435AH [2103-2014]

Introduction
In the name of God, the compassionate, the merciful

As for what follows:

After 50 years of jihad whose sides have fallen prostrate in the totality of the land, and the states gathered against the centres of the Sunni jihad in the world, God ennobled his true soldiers whom he selected to establish the caliphate state whose fortresses had fallen at the hands of global Zionism in al-Astana [Istanbul] 100 years ago. [Note: This is a reference to the end of the Ottoman caliphate in 1924].

Indeed the establishment of the Islamic State, its concept does not stand on the basis of a mujahid soldier fighting and bearing his arms, nor does it rest on da’wa [evangelising] in a mosque or a street, but rather it is a comprehensive system requiring the leaders of the ummah [Muslim nation] to realise its concepts.

So on the expansion of the Islamic State, the state requires an Islamic system of life, a Qur’anic constitution and a system to implement it, and there must not be suppression of the role of qualifications, skills of expertise and the training of the current generation on administering the state.

From the start of the uprising of blessed Syria against the Nusayris [derogatory for Alawites], the mujahideen came in great numbers out of zeal for their religion. But some of them harboured Arab nationalist and tribalist arrogance, and others a zeal and will without shari’a aims.

But it was inevitable that there would be an organisation of these numbers and their principles as a shari’i [Islamically legitimate] organisation accepting the current reality that the world marshalled against it from its soldiers and intelligence services.

Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/dec/07/islamic-state-document-masterplan-for-power