ISIS may have a chemical weapon

Caliphating around town

From burning people alive, to hacking off a head, to shooting people in cold blood, to throwing them off high places. That's the way ISIS likes to operate. 

But now, it's getting out of hand. Now the Islamic terrorist group, run by a Ph.D. in Islamic studies from the Islamic University of Baghdad, who liberals claim doesn't know the real Islam, may be experimenting with chemical weapons. 

Photos taken by the Kurds in northern Iraq last year show blisters and burns on the skin; this is consistent with the use of chemical weapons. The chemicals were described as "odorless, colorless and absorbed through the clothing." The burns and illness occurs hours later.

According to former FBI intelligence officer Tim Gill Sr., "I think it could be a perfect testing ground. They (ISIS) were particularly interested in using these chemicals in confined space environments, soft targets like shopping malls and movie theaters," Gill told Fox News.

ISIS recruiting has increased substantially over the past year, in spite of their "JV" status. In the year they've been 'caliphating' [my word] around the Middle East, they've made over 50 attacks of 19 countries outside their region and have killed upwards of 1,100 people, wounding over 1,700.

Having a chemical weapon would really cause problems.

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