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Forces at the Doorstep of ISIS' Apocalyptic Battlefield Dabiq
While attention is focused on upcoming offensives against Mosul and Raqqa, rebel forces are on the doorstep of Dabiq, ISIS' most prized land.
By Ryan Mauro

Thu, June 30, 2016
 
A dramatic development in the fight against the Islamic State is being overshadowed by the capturing of Fallujah by Iran-backed Iraqi forces. While attention is focused on upcoming offensives against Mosul and Raqqa, Syrian rebel forces (including Al-Qaeda) are on the doorstep of Dabiq, the centerpiece of ISIS’ apocalyptic ideology and arguably the most important piece of land to the group.

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Re: Forces at the Doorstep of ISIS' Apocalyptic Battlefield Dabiq
« Reply #2 on: July 01, 2016, 03:23:57 pm »
Those fellas in ISIS; they conquered some area in Iraq that was thought to have good fishing and may have even advertised that for fishing. They've taken over some deluxe hotel too and would people still be crazy enough to go there?

This deals with that some.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3354401/Just-day-paradise-ISIS-release-bizarre-series-pictures-showing-spend-time-diving-building-boats-FISHING.html

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Re: Forces at the Doorstep of ISIS' Apocalyptic Battlefield Dabiq
« Reply #3 on: July 01, 2016, 03:47:20 pm »
Your typical fishing expedition tour guides, in tan, desert camouflage.

I would like the ecosphere modified in their region, so no fish or tour guides can exist for 10,000+ years.
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