According to the monitor, the Christian fighter, a member of the minority Assyrian community, found the jihadist in the local village of Tal Shamiram.
"He took him prisoner and when he found out he was a member of IS, the Assyrian fighter beheaded him in revenge for abuses committed by the group in the region," Observatory chief Rami Abdel Rahman said.
The Daesh have made a point of using savagery as a means of sending a message. There's even a book on the matter, "The Management of Savagery." This warrior sent the message that "Two can play this game."
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Valerie
I hope this does not post twice.
Actions speak louder than words.
ReplyDeleteIt's also that to Christians, it's horrible and gruesome, but to Muslims, it's damnation. It's a more potent weapon against them than it is for them.
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