The renaming of terror group ISIL to "ISIS" could be an intentional ploy to associate negativity with Isis, and to create a programming to think of the Isis-Osiris-Horus Mythology with immediate disgust, and thus prevent the Alchemical Evolution which has spread thanks to the Internet.
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I never lost faith in Isis-Osiris-Horus, they have remained steadfast.
Maybe we should call them Bushians since Dubya helped create them.
Oh FFS, they're known as Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, where before they were known as Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. I suggest we all call them Daesh, which is a name they hate.
And is there really anyone who worships Isis as a god any more?
@DoubtingThomas
As much as it sucks, those assholes don't give a rats ass what we call them.
The fact of the matter is, what Daesh/isis/isil/fuck those guys hates most is that people are fleeing their country.
The thing that is the greatest sign of their failure as a state is that people are leaving. That is why they committed the Paris attacks, to close borders. They want people to stay.
So long as their are decent people in the world willing to offer aid to the innocent, that will be what Fuck-those-mother-fucking-cuntwads hate most.
Well, I like to think (for some humour between wishing these all-encompassingly evil history-destroying monsters into a fate worse than hell) that they really dropped the "in Iraq and Syria/the Levant" when they learned that in the West their acronym is the name of a pagan goddess.
"nazani14
Nope. Trust me, our intelligence service personnel are pretty ignorant about ancient religions, and care fuck-all about New Age woo. "
From my experience, many of us knew far more about mythology than you think. And a small number even practiced "New Age woo". At least two that I knew of did, maybe more... 'Course, I joked that we should have kept a Ouija board, deck of Tarot cards, and a Magic 8-Ball around the office just to fuck with people.
I guess you weren't aware of the Furry Fandom's obsession with Anubis.
Seriously, He's practically a Fourth part of that Triat.
@NotaReptile
The fact of the matter is, what Daesh/isis/isil/fuck those guys hates most is that people are fleeing their country.
The thing that is the greatest sign of their failure as a state is that people are leaving. That is why they committed the Paris attacks, to close borders. They want people to stay.
Which is why they faked information that the refugees consist of terrorists, which the paranoid American right is eating up and using as an excuse to be assholes. The next couple of days after the Paris attacks all I heard was "How long until they attack here?"
@DoubtingThomas
Yes, bad as Daesh is, they don't care much for the area outside what's within driving distance. They're trying to make a country, attacking other powers outside of their territory is counter productive to that end.
The Paris attacks were meant to create fear of the Syrian refugees. Without a population to control, Daesh has nothing. Every refugee who gets out is another defeat for them. When borders close, they win.
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