“The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis.” – Dante Alighieri
Bienvenido Macario shared Media Research Center’s Post
ISIS was practically unheard of in 2011. Then they started beheading, raping and killing. As usual, that’s the only time Washington DC will listen. Don’t worry with the way we elect our politicians, after ISIS is gone another violent group will take its place. .
“The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis.” – Dante Alighieri
Young Boy Beheaded by Syrian Rebels
http://www.mrctv.org/blog/young-boy-beheaded-syrian-rebels
A video of Syrian rebels beheading a young boy has been circulating on social media since Tuesday.
In the video, the rebels threaten terror. One yells, “We will leave no one alive in Handarat!” as they proceed to slit the boy’s throat with a knife.
They claim the 12-year-old fought for a pro-Assad Palestinian militia. Liwa al-Quds (Jerusalem Brigade), a Palestinian Syrian pro-government militia, claims the boy wasnot a fighter. The victim’s sister, however, posted on Facebook that her brother was Syrian-born and returned to “fight and defend his country.”
Nurredin Zinki, a rebel group, has been implicated for this killing. The group has staunchly denied these allegations, labeling this action as a “violation” of their group policy. They further stated that, “the persons who carried out this violation were arrested and handed over” to a judicial committee for investigation.
In a press conference on Tuesday, State Department representative Mark Tonerstated, if any link to Nurredin Zinki is found, the U.S. would “look at […] any affiliation or cooperation with this group we may have going forward.”
