ISIS declares parts of Iraq and Syria to be part of their Caliphate

ISIS, an al--Qaeda splinter group, after seizing large swathes of land in northern and western Iraq, has declared the establishment of an Islamic state. They are demanding allegiance by other Muslim groups because they won this land the old fashioned way: they killed everyone who got in their way.

The terror-religious group posted an online audio statement that coincided with the first day of Ramadan, a so-called "holy month" in which killing is put on hold. The spokesterrorist for ISIS, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, announced that the group's caliph or head terrorist is Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. The announcement claimed that the caliph's land extends from the city of Aleppo in north western Syria, to the beautiful rolling rocks of of Diyala province in north east Iraq. 

Al-Adnani said al-Baghdadi is "the imam and khalifa (caliph) for Muslims everywhere." He actually had to say that or face beheading on that fun-for-all Islamic TV show, "Heads You Lose." 

Al-Adnani stated that the group ISIS will be changing its name to simply the Islamic State." While not giving an explanation for the change, it is believed the change is being made to make it easier for it to fit on jihadist tee shirts.

Muslims have wanted a world caliphate since Muhammed was a buck private, but leaders in the West, like Obama, pretend this "religious" pursuit is a simple criminal act or workplace violence.





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