ISIS 'SLAUGHTERS 300 YAZIDI CHRISTIAN CAPTIVES'

[Chef Ramsay]

More than 300 Yazidi prisoners have been slaughtered by Islamic State militants near Mosul in Iraq.
According to the Yazidi Progress Party, hundreds were murdered by Isis on Friday in the Tal Afar district.
It comes after around 40,000 people were kidnapped at gunpoint when the terrorists attacked Yazidi villages last summer.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3065517/Isis-militants-slaughter-300-Yazidi-captives-northern-Iraq-thousands-taken-captive-villages.html#ixzz3Z26cKWZR

[Vod]

300 is a drop in the bucket compared to how many people religion has killed over the years.   

[bryant.coleman]

Why don't you change the title? The title says "Christian captives", although the article refers to an incident, in which Yazidi captives were massacred. Yazidis face discrimination from both the Muslim and Christian communities. Even recently, they were at loggerheads with some of the Christian charity organizations in the Iraqi Kurdistan, over accusations of forced conversion.

[pattu1]

Why don't you change the title? The title says "Christian captives", although the article refers to an incident, in which Yazidi captives were massacred. Yazidis face discrimination from both the Muslim and Christian communities. Even recently, they were at loggerheads with some of the Christian charity organizations in the Iraqi Kurdistan, over accusations of forced conversion.

Yup. Yazidis are a sect, whose religion has elements of Zoroastrianism, Christianity and Islam. They have suffered the most from the ISIS offensive.

[Chef Ramsay]

US-led airstrikes kill 52 Syrian civilians in a day, not 1 ISIS fighter

US-led airstrikes have killed 52 Syrian civilians in one day, a monitoring group reports. There was fighting in the vicinity, but the strike allegedly failed to kill even a single Islamist fighter.

"Airstrikes by the coalition early on Friday on the village of Birmahle in Aleppo province killed 52 civilians," the head of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights Rami Abdel Rahman told AFP.

Seven of the victims were children. A further 13 were buried under the rubble, he added.

The scene was precipitated by clashes between Kurdish militiamen and Syrian rebels on the one hand and the Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) terrorists on the other, about a mile away.

"But Birmahle is only civilians, with no [ISIS] positions and no clashes," Abdel Rahman continued, although raids were carried out on a nearby town, where seven militants were killed.

US-led airstrikes have been pummeling rebel positions since September. They are designed to support Kurdish units in Syria and Iraq, who have proved effective at fighting and stalling jihadists, as in the embattled Syrian-Turkish border town of Kobani in January.

Friday marked a major escalation in Syrian civilian deaths caused by the airstrike campaign. Since September, the coalition flyovers have resulted in 66 civilian deaths. Friday added another 52.

Syrian President Bashar Assad repeatedly pointed out that the bombardments are an illegal intervention unauthorized by a UN Security Council resolution, and so violate the sovereignty of Syria. The Syrian president told Russian media in late March that the West does not have a political solution to the crisis in Syria, and said it is only interested in destroying his government and “turning us into puppets.”

http://rt.com/news/255105-us-strikes-syria-isis/

Now, if only the retards that are running US foreign policy and their neocon backers didn't arm the Syrian 'rebels' and their IS counterparts in the last few years, IS wouldn't be the threat they are and being able to roam into different communities and takeover w/o a fight. The Kurds should've been the ally all along but lay off the drone strikes unless they're more cautious. Yet at this point, the US has funded both sides and has contributed to these innocent people being killed.

[Aggressor66]

If an Israeli air strike had these results, the Obama administration and its sycophants would be all over the news denouncing Israel. Where are they now?

[Chef Ramsay]

ISIS Executes 600 Yezidi Men

Erbil, Kurdistan Region – On Friday the so-called Sharia Court of the Islamic State group (IS/ISIS) reportedly executed 600 hostages from the Yezidi community of Shingal (Sinjar) in the Talafar district in northern Iraq.

The group piled the bodies into the well of Alo Antar on al-Ayyadiya highway, local sources reported.


Shahin Shingali, a fighter in the ranks of the Peshmerga forces, stated to ARA News that since Friday the IS radicals transferred nearly 700 Yezidi hostages to Talafar.


“Without a direct intervention by the international community, Iraq will be witnessing more genocides against innocent people at the hands of the IS terrorists,” Shingali said.



Aseel al-Nujaifi, governor of Nineveh province in Iraq, confirmed on Friday that the IS terrorists executed hundreds of Yezidi captives.
“A new crime was committed by Daesh (Islamic State) against our Yezidi people on Friday,” al-Nujaifi said in a statement.
“IS gangs executed hundreds of innocent Yezidi prisoners.”



“These terrorists are degrading Islamic religion. Muslim clerics should bear their responsibility to show the public the reality of this terrorist group, demonstrating how it is diametrically opposed to the correct, tolerant teachings of the Islamic religion,” al-Nujaifi added.



Commenting on the incident, the Yezidi writer and researcher Salem Rashidani told ARA News: “We have received reports saying that IS militants executed the Yezidi men in the district of Talafar in Nineveh province, after isolating them from their families, throwing their corpses in the valley near the city.

http://aranews.net/2015/05/isis-militants-execute-600-yezidis-northern-iraq/

Looks like the original report misreported the total deaths or this could be newer, probably the former.

[Aggressor66]

The price we pay for political-correctness.