US confirms: another IS assassin killed

His beard was home to untold crawly creatures and he only smiled when he saw someone dying in pain. His name was Boubaker al-Hakim but his friends called him . . . nothing . . . he had no friends.

He was a bad man, a very bad man who, if they gave college courses on the subject, he would have a PhD in terrorism.

The State Department confirmed that al-Hakim, a French-Tunisian Islamic State leader, was killed in Raqqa, Syria on Nov. 26th, when a bomb blew him to hell.

In a statement on Dec. 10, Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook said of al-Hakim that he was ' "longtime terrorist with deep ties to French and Tunisian Jihadist elements." He said al-Hakim was tied to the caliphate's external operations arm, and said that his death "degrades" the Islamic State's "ability to conduct further attacks in the West," denying ISIS "a veteran extremist with extensive ties."

Al-Hakim had an interview with the Islamic State's Dabiq magazine and admitted in 2015 that he had killed a Tunisian politician and knew the jihadist who killed a second one. That's how jihadists like to brag.

In the interview he bragged about killing Mohammed Brahmi, the head of the People's Movement party, on July 25, 2013. 

"We stayed four hours in front of the home of this tyrant, waiting, until he left the home and entered his car," al-Hakim told Dabiq. "I then moved towards him and killed him by shooting ten bullets at him."

So al-Hakim saw himself as a "tyrant killer." What a hero of Allah this guy was, but alas, he's gone and his odor lingers on.



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ISIS still doesn't like us and liberals are upset

No matter how hard liberals try to get ISIS to like them, they remain staunch in their abject hatred for everything not in their definition of Islamic. No matter how many times liberals and George W. Bush say that Islam is a religion of peace, there still want to burn us alive, or behead us, including our children and women, and want to make slaves out of some of us.

Why can't they just be nice? Barack Obama and John Kerry want to know. Inquiring liberals want to know.

The ISIS full-color glossy magazine Dabiq published a piece on Sunday mocking those idiots who claim Islam is a peaceful religion, and for once, I have to side with ISIS on this matter. The magazine even spoke about the controversy with Donald Trump and the Khizr Khan who lost his son in the war in Iraq. His son was an Army captain and a true hero--Khizr is a Muslim Brotherhood agent and Sharia-loving con man.

The Dabiq article titled: "Break the Cross" depicts how ISIS considers Christians in particular its enemy, among others, including the rest of the world eventually. One part of the article discusses Pope Francis and is labeled "In The Words of Our Enemies."And then there's an editorial "Why We Hate You and Why We Fight You," and attacks Westerners and "apostate imams" in the West who refuse to call ISIS Islamic.

That really hurt a lot of ISIS feelings and they plan to get even. ISIS calls this rhetoric purely political while they call themselves "purely Islamic." 

"Many Westerners, however, are already aware that claiming the attacks of the mujahideen to be senseless and questioning incessantly as to why we hate the West and why we fight them is nothing more than a political act and a propaganda tool." Then the article goes on to say, "The politicians will say it regardless of how much it stands in opposition to facts and common sense just to garner as many votes as they can for the next election cycle."

Again, I have to agree with ISIS that much of what liberals and some conservatives say about radical Islam is political.

President Barack Hussein Obama has refused to use the term 'radical Islamic terror' because he doesn't want to give ISIS religious legitimacy. But everything ISIS has been doing is "Koran Cool" and if the prophet of Islam, another Mohammed, were alive today, he would give ISIS his blessings.

The ISIS author of "Why We Hate You" tries to settle the argument as to whether ISIS is Islamic or not. He said that those on the "social fringe" who identify Islam with ISIS are correct.

The timeline between the speech made by Khizr Kahn and the printing of Dabiq suggests that Kahn may be on its staff--he certainly approves of the Muslim Brotherhood so it wouldn't surprise me if he or Hillary Clinton's aide, Huma Abedin, called in the story. 

Just kidding. 

The fact is, ISIS condemned Khan's son, Humayun, and called him an apostate because he fought for the USA. 


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Breaking: "Camel Breath" killed in raid, 2 still at large

BREAKING:
Abdelhamid Abaaoud, 27, the terrorist ringleader of Friday's Paris attacks that killed 129 innocent civilians, was fond of saying that he could always stay one step ahead of Western intelligence and never be caught. Well, he was wrong. Abdelhamid (his friends called him "Camel Breath") was killed in a police raid on Wednesday in an area north of Paris. He had to be identified by a tiny piece of skin samples.

Camel Breath liked to brag how he moved back and forth from Syria to Europe to coordinate terror attacks, and how he narrowly escaped a raid in Verviers, Belgium, telling ISIS magazine Dabiq: "Allah blinded their vision and I was able to leave . . . despite being chased after by so many intelligence agencies."

I wish I could speak to one of Camel Breath's 72 virgins to get her take on what Allah did to open the eyes of French intelligence.

Officials also confirmed that his cousin, Hasna Aitboulahcen, whom he was romantically involved with, was killed when she blew herself up. Sadly, she shot and killed a famous police dog before she went off in a blinding flash and bang.

After the raid ended, the bodies were hither and thither. Part of Hasna's spine landed on a police car and it was difficult telling who was who among the dead Muslim terrorists.

There remains two more suspects at large, and one has been identified by police as Salah Abdeslam, who came from the same area as Camel Breath, in Molenbeek, Brussels. 
HT Associated Press

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