ISIS initially was supported by the west, to...

[solid12345]

The US didn't invent 1,000 years of Sunni/Shia hatred.

Personally I think the conspiracy theories about the US creating ISIS is just mainstream Muslims embarrassed to admit they have a problem with their jobless and goal-less youth being indoctrinated and radicalized by fundamental clerics who can offer them something better than hanging out on the street corner all day.

Think about it, if you are a 20 year-old Arab kid whose been raised your whole life to believe the "Zionist entity" and the "Great Satan" is responsible for why you don't have a job or an education, what else is there to do but pick up an AK-47 and go join a Jihad adventure?

And in a society where women are secluded or covered, for a young male there is some mighty sexual frustration built up and being given free reign to rape and loot is a psychological release from daily repression.

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[spiceminer15]

You're going too far saying ISIS was supported by the West. Only a very limited group of people in the West have shown a little support in the early days of that movement. There are also some young unskilled and unemployed muslims who support ISIS all over Europe, but those people don't belong much to the West, despite they're living there.

I don't know much about how ISIS is funded, but I'm sure most of the money comes from the Persian Gulf.

they had official government support when they were fighting assad.

[hdbuck]

You're going too far saying ISIS was supported by the West. Only a very limited group of people in the West have shown a little support in the early days of that movement. There are also some young unskilled and unemployed muslims who support ISIS all over Europe, but those people don't belong much to the West, despite they're living there.

I don't know much about how ISIS is funded, but I'm sure most of the money comes from the Persian Gulf.

they had official government support when they were fighting assad.

Mc Cain chillin with al Baghdadi.



 

[Lohoris]

The US didn't invent 1,000 years of Sunni/Shia hatred.

Personally I think the conspiracy theories about the US creating ISIS is just mainstream Muslims embarrassed to admit they have a problem with their jobless and goal-less youth being indoctrinated and radicalized by fundamental clerics who can offer them something better than hanging out on the street corner all day.

Think about it, if you are a 20 year-old Arab kid whose been raised your whole life to believe the "Zionist entity" and the "Great Satan" is responsible for why you don't have a job or an education, what else is there to do but pick up an AK-47 and go join a Jihad adventure?

And in a society where women are secluded or covered, for a young male there is some mighty sexual frustration built up and being given free reign to rape and loot is a psychological release from daily repression.

Much true.

If you want to solve a problem you have to fix its root, it's almost pointless to hit the symptoms.

[DhaniBoy]

there is some sort of conspiracy made ​​by US, to create an organization called ISIS that is aimed at pitting Muslims in the middle east. US can make the opinion that Muslims are terrorists that are killing not only non-Muslims but also Muslims, so that the muslims movement can be controlled and can not evolve ... hopefully all movement of Muslims to be aware of the dangers of this conspiracy, so that they can unite to fight this conspiracy