UNDERNEWS: Is ISIS a right wing GOP plot?

September 16, 2014

Is ISIS a right wing GOP plot?

There's evidence that ISIS might actually be a right wing GOP plot. Certainly they have somehting in common: ISIS has banned Charles Darwin's theory of evolution from Iraqi schools. - Progressive Review

2 comments:

greg said...: For years I have said that right wing islamists and right wing chirsitians need each other for their vicious circle of destruction.; September 17, 2014 at 5:44 AM
Ruth said...: It's about time someone suggested this. Doesn't this remind you of Iran hostages in 1980 -- and George Bush meeting secretly with the Iranians to convince them to hold hostages until after the election. Don't you think it is convenient that this is happening just before midterms??; September 17, 2014 at 9:29 AM

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