. >> with sadness grief and anger, we received the news about the martyrdom of our hero moaz al kassasbeh. our hero died while defending his faith homeland and nation. >> the. pilot's father, who was too shake ton comment after finding out his son was killed, came out with these strong statements hours later. >> i demand that avenge be greater than executing prisoners. i demand that isil be annihilated. this organization made up of militants from all over the world, they're acting in barbaric manners violating all international laws, codes of ethics and prisoners conventions. that's why i strongly we manned the government to swiftly take revenge for the blood of moaz and the dignity of our country. >> there were riots in the pilot's hometown. they feel that isil is trying to stir you will violence and unrest in the country. kassasbeh's family and tribal members say they're devastated at the news. but for those who question jordan's role in the coalition against isil now seem to have answers. >> i absolutely support jordan's role before i didn't encourage it. now isil has become a problem

. >> translation: with sadness and sorrow we received the news about the martyrdom at the hands of the the cowardly daesch. that deviant gang is not related to our faith. our heroic pilot moaz al-kasasbeh died whilst defending his faith, homeland and nations. >> reporter: riots broke out. al qaeda was trying to stir up violence and unrest. at the tribal gathering center in amman, tribesmen, relatives and family were devastated. they were desperate for good news about the fate of the pilot. some now have answers. >> translation: i absolutely support jordan's role in the fight against i.s.i.l. before i didn't. now it is a problem. it's imperative for jordan to stay in the coalition to prove that moaz al-kasasbeh's blood was not shed in vip. >> reporter: contrary to beheadings of hostages he was burnt alive, enraging people here. jordanians are angry not only because moaz al-kasasbeh was murdered but they feel humiliated by i.s.i.l. the group demanded release and were willing to yeght an exchanged deal. i.s.i.l. demanded release after it killed moaz al-kasasbeh. >> reporter: the moaz al-k

. >> translation: it is with sadness and sorrow we received the news about the martyrdom of our pilot moaz al-kasasbeh at the hands of cowards. that devious gang is not connected to our nobleal faith. >> reporter: riots broke out in the province where moaz al-kasasbeh hails from. people feel i.s.i.l. is trying to stir up violence. at a tribal gathering center in amman, relatives were devastated at the news. they have been meeting for days hours on. waiting to hear news about the fate of moaz al-kasasbeh. >> translation: of course we will respond marchingly. -- harshly. >> reporter: some questioning jordan's role. >> translation: i didn't think it, now i.s.i.l. is our problem, and it's imperative to stay in the coalition, and order that martyr blood is not shed. >> reporter: contrary to beheading hostages moaz al-kasasbeh was the first hostage the group burnt alive. this has enraged people here. jordanians are angry not only because moaz al-kasasbeh was murdered but they feel manipulated. the group demanded the release of iraqi suicide bomber sajida al-rishawi, and jordan was willing t

. >> translation: with sadness and sorrow we received the news about the martyrdom of moaz al-kasasbeh. that deviant gang not related to our nobodial faith. our heroic pilot moaz al-kasasbeh died defending his faith, homeland. >> reporter: riots broke out from where moaz al-kasasbeh hails from. people believe that they are trying to stir up unrest. in the tribal gathering center relatives and fellow tribesman were devastated at the news. they've been meeting for days and hours. waiting to hear any news about the fate of the pilot. >> of course we will respond marchingly. jordan will retaliate. we will not remain silent. >> some questioning jordan's role in the international coalition against i.s.i.l. have answers. >> i absolutely support jordan's role in the coalition against i.s.i.l. i didn't encourage it before. now i.s.i.l. is a problem, and it's imperative for jordan to stay in the coalition to prove that blood was not shed in vain. >> contrary to the usual beheadings of hostages this is the first jordanian. this enraged people. jordanians are angered because he was murder and they

. >> translation: with sadness and sorrow we received the news about the martyrdom of our hero moaz al-kasasbeh at the hands of the terrorist. that criminal and deviant gang not related to the nobodial faith in any way, our heroic pilot died while defending his faith, homeland and nation. riots broke out in the southern province where he hails from. people feel i.s.i.l. is trying to stir up violence and unrest. in the tribal gathering center. relatives and tribesman were devastated at the news. they have been meeting for days and hours on end. desperately waiting to hear news about the fate of the pilot. >> of course we will respond harshly. jordan will retaliate. we will not be silent. >> and some questioning jordan's role in the international coalition against i.s.i.l. have answers. >> i support jord have been's role. i didn't encourage it. now i.s.i.l. is our problem, and it's imperative for jordan to stay in the coalition to prove the blood was not shed in vain. >> contrary to the unusual beheadings of hostages attributed to i.s.i.l. he is the first hostage the group burnt alive. this enrag

. >> with sadness and sorrow, we received the news about the martyrdom of our hero muath al-kaseasbeh at the hands of the terrorists and cowardly daish. that criminal and deviate gaining not related to our noble faith in any way our heroic pilot muath defending his home land and nation. >> his father, too shaken after finding his son was killed came out with these strong statements hours later. >> i demand that revenge be greater than executing prisoners. i demand that isil be annihilated. this is a men nat from all over the world are acting in barbaric managers violating all international laws, codes of ethics and prisoners conventions. that's why i strongly demand the government to swiftly take revenge for the blood of muath and the dignity of hour country. >> there were riots in the pilot's home province. people say they feel isil is trying to stir violence and unrest in the country. family and tribal members are did he ever stated at the news, but for some who were questions jordans role in the international coalition against isil now seem to have answers. >> i absolutely support

he recorded this so-called martyrdom video before becoming a suicide bomber in syria. >> we're coming and we'll dominate over you. >> reporter: here in u.s., there are investigations into home-grown violent extreme itselfs in all 50 states. just this month alaska was added to the list. f.b.i. director james comey says through social media isis is encouraging followers to act. >> if you can't come, kill somebody where you are. that's a message that goes out to troubled souls everywhere. >> reporter: and we have photograph of a third man arrested. he's been identified as abravov habavov, a self-known repairmen who helped the other two men buy their tickets to turkey. scott, it's not clear how much of what the suspects were plotting here in the u.s. was just talk. >> pelley: jeff pegues in the washington newsroom tonight. jeff, thanks. tonight a cbs news investigation has found that claims for v.a. benefits filed by thousands of veterans have gone unanswered for years in some cases until it was much too late. here's wyatt andrews. >> why did they take ten years to send me a letter? >> re

. >> translation: with sadness and sorrow we received the news about the martyrdom at the hands of daisch. that gang is not related to our faith in any way. he died while defending his faith, homeland. >> riots broke out in the area where he is fro. people feel it was a stir up violence and unrest in the country. at a baseball gathering relatives and tribes were devastated to hear good news about the fate of the pilot. and some questioned about the role in the national coalition of i.s.i.l. now have the answers. >> translation: i absolutely was against before. i didn't encourage it. now i.s.i.l. is our problem, and it's imperative for jordan to stay in the coalition to prove that blood was not shed in vain. >> contrary to the usual beheading, this is the first hostage the group burnt alive. this has enraged people here. jordanians are angry not only because moaz al-kasasbeh was murdered but they feel manipulated by i.s.i.l. the group demanded the release of sajida al-rishawi and jordan was willing to negotiate a deal. i.s.i.l. demanded the release after it had already killed moaz al-kasas

she writes, i want to do a martyrdom operation, and join her husband in paradise.m can check on -- can check, am i on the cia wanted list and no-fly list? a counterterrorism official has told cnn that a threat bulletin was issued warning that she could be dangerous. many months later storm contacts the reporter again. this time they jump on the story and it becomes a sensation in denmark. storm becomes a marked man. jihadists in syria release this video. faces of the enemies lined up on a wall including a photo of mortem storm. >> going public i knew that groups and those jihadists would like too -- to see me dead. >> the american british and danish spy agencies all decline cnn's request for comment on mortem storm. to date storm's story and his value to those agencies has never been publicly contradicted. >> my agenda was to save people's life. and now i've done so. so i was a bad spy able of creating good results. >> multiple identities, shifting loyalties, a life of extremes. from radical islam to top level secret agent. now mortem storm has emerged from the sha

the armed forces announced the mar dirdomtyr martyrdom of our pilot and we ask god to accept him. the armed forces mourns the martyred hero and emphasizes that his blood will not be wasted and its punishment of those who assassinated moaz will be a revenge in the same level of the jordanian tragedy. joining us paul cruickshank, bob baer and retired lieutenant colonel james reese. he says there will be revenge in the same level of the jordanian tragedy. so clearly jordan is now officially going public and saying they're not going to step back they're going to seek out those responsible for the murder of this 26-year-old lieutenant and they're going to go after them and do what they need to do in the same manner as the jordanian tragedy. what does that say to you? >> wolf one thing that's always interesting to me the jordanian armed forces have very similar values as the u.s. military. they fight for each other, just like we do. so it shows me that there's passion, there's anger running through the jordanian armed forces right now. and they want to go right now and they want to go r

this individual who was seeking guidance about whether martyrdom is the right answer.if you don't get the answer you shop around. this is looking for the person who will tell you that committing an act of violence is appropriate. >> that's what it sounds like he was doing. >> you said in some senses he reminded you of a lost man. >> because he didn't have a background in islam and learning is from teachers at school. he was kind of lost off his arguments -- about his arguments. he make statements and he didn't have background information about the statements. that's why i said he was a lost man. >> phil when you hear about that and put this together with the fbi warning which is there are people in various stages of radicalization in all 50 states and not just one per state, how hard is it to find theedsse people. how many more people are out there doing that that they can't find? >> it's not hard. it's impossible. the popular perception is the first front lines is family and friends. that's nice in theory. families and friends don't know. they will get an answer they

and we have to recognize martyrdom is when you die for religious reasons. pope is saying quite clearly isis is killing people because they think that's what god wants them to do. the pope is saying the truth is god does not want this kind of murderous criminal behavior. it's up to the leaders with armies like our president to get out there and fight them. >> i wish he would say that. see, he doesn't say that. again, i'm being unfair to the pope because it's not his job to control the world and run the world. if he would say something like that, father, imagine the headlines if he would say that america and the rest has a moral obligation to neutralize or destroy the jihad that book enormous story. i don't see him doing that. >> he did say back in the summer that we have to stop isis in reference to what's this is unmitigated evil. >> no doubt about that. >> that's why tonight i am calling on christians everywhere. catholics and protestants together to join with our jewish friends and demand that this president do whatever is necessary including boots on the

mothers and fathers who desire for their children not a life of martyrdom and beheading, and violent conflict but they want a peaceful life for their children. if the president of the united states is unwilling to make this distinction, he loses the opportunity to rally to our side those muslims who are sitting on the sideline. he also loses an incredibly powerful diplomatic tool. president bush was able to use this to say to saudi leaders. these people claim to speak in the name of your religion. part of the resources they have gotten in decades past came from you. you need to get actively engaged in saving your religion. these people do not speak for your faith. don't let them appear to speak for your faith. cut off resources and join the fight. i have other comments about the speech today. there were laudable points. ed need for economic opportunity, for educating women, transparency. respect for rule of law and tolerance. those are good goals to aim for but first and foremost none of those can be achieved or attempted unless there is suit for these people in these countries in th

do it about the name of allah, martyrdom and 72 virups take the mask off see who you guys are and see what happens. kg, during one of the breaks said ex-sbekt a drone strike on your, you know what any time soon jihadi john. why they don't take the what is is -- the masks off. >> social media. dress up. put the folks in the orange outfits, cages. scare but recruit. >> don't we all wear masks. >> as transparent as you get. >> my theory is that we have become so preoccupied with identity in our country that we have fwororgotten unity. everybody more interested in who they are and not what they stand for. that make sense? >> i think so and that there's new ways of communicating and avoiding other people you can pretend nothing happening. across the country, young people yearning to study bhidle eastern studies, like they declare a major. we care enough to help and improve the situation. my last thing on this, the chart that they showed about foreign fighters coming over interesting thing, to look at malaysia. it has the highest number of muslims, but the lowest number of foreign fighters.

other argument is that will deaths now deter the brutal savages only motivated by death or martyrdom? will this be the solution to now going and retaliating in this fashion? probably not this, is one way to stand up and show terrorists when threats are then countered with threats that people actually go through with them. >> they may do that you know what is going to happen. tomorrow they're going to call her a martyr. a hero. saying she was sacrificed for better good of radical islamic terror to try to get more recruits what. do we do when they do that? how do we defeat this ideology? >> to have only one aspect of a multi pronged approach to defeating global terrorism. and again, we don't want this only to be the face of now, you know terrorist only isis and in syria, and only in iraq. over the weekend our administration was talking about not including the taliban. we should learn a hint from the jordanian government who so bravely went ahead and took matters into their own hands, they're pentagon spokesperson said isis is not as agile as they once wshg as if they're trying out for a

the churches to except persecu martyrdom.es who expected and we accepted and we knowledge the people who persecute us we pray for them and love them the churches job is to preach the gospel of jesus christ. that is the only help of salvation including muslims. gerri: thank you so much. and what you think? is the world ignoring the war on christians? i will show up the results at the end of the show. and inspiring financial discipline to help you save it a unique way. the founder is here to tell us about it. retail values are plunging on a car but first here is a consumer cage with the numbers that matter to you. we will be right back. it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner you're free to

this nation nation, with all sadness and tragic we received the news and also anger the news, the martyrdomot al kasasbeh. may god deem mercy on his soul at the hands of this coward terrorist group, this gang the criminal gang that has no relation to our noble religion or any connection to our noble religion. this brave pilot was killed in defense of his religion and his nation and for his country and followed those who proceeded him, the martyrs of this nation who have gave the life and their blood for dear jordan. we stand today with the family of the martyr the hero and with our people and our armed forces in this great tragedy that is the tragedy of all jordanians and the tragedy of jordan jordan. in those difficult moments, it is the duty of all the sons and daughters of jordan to stand together in one rank and show the true metal of the jordanian people. it will not only give us resolve, determination, and unity. >> king of jordan there speaking in washington before heading home. joining me now, paul cruickshank, cnn terrorism analyst. and buck sexton former cia counterterrorism analy

the churches to except persecution and martyrdom. accepted and we knowledge the people who persecute us we pray for them and love them the churches job is to preach the gospel of jesus christ. that is the only help of salvation including muslims. gerri: thank you so much. and what you think? is the world ignoring the war on christians? i will show up the results at the end of the show. and inspiring financial discipline to help you save it a unique way. the founder is here to tell us about it. retail values are plunging on a car but first here is a consumer cage with the numbers that matter to you. we will be right back. [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain difficulty breathi

to a very large extent they are trying to appeal to religiously legitimate terminology with jihad martyrdom and references to islam. to the extent we play into that by leveraging that kind of terminology, calling something radical islam, for example, we are giving them a propaganda coup. >> fran let's talk about what paul was touching on the idea that maybe the president's speech didn't convey the kind of urgency that perhaps many americans feel when they see these horrific images of americans being beheaded by this terrorist group. what are your thoughts? >> you know what paul talked about, the safe haven in iraq and syria, what we didn't hear from the president was how we are going to attack the safe haven that has become the internet. the president talked about their effective propaganda these horrific images of beheadings videos the burning of the jordanian pilot. he made a passing reference to propaganda on twitter but not how the government and private sector or you know nonprofits in the private sector are going to work together to deny them that safe haven. you know, on the calling

violence by its leaders urging a long uncompromising jihad during which we ask for martyr martyrdone martyrdom. >> there are no questions about what happened afterwards. >> nothing has changed about our decision to have the meeting, no. >> today marks two years since the deadliest sniper of american history was killed at a texas gun range. governor abbott declared today chris kyle day in texas. kyle's story inspired the film "american sniper." he was killed by a veteran set to go on trial later this month. we'll hear from chris kyle's widow coming up later at 5:00. >> they are recommending a three month prison sentence for an executive. the daughter of korean air's chairman is being charged with violating aviation safety law. she threw a tantrum during a flight because she was served macadamia nuts in a bag instead of on a dish. she pleaded not guilty and defended her actions saying that the cab and crew didn't follow proper procedures. >> a grassroots citizens group filed a lawsuit against the town of chevy chase over the proposed purple line. the line would run along the popular trail betwee

they can be part of this martyrdom propaganda tool. i think we should expect isis to exploit both of them. >> let me play a little bit of what our president said to savannah guthrie this week. let's play that please. >> we are deploying all the assets that we can working with all the coalition allies that we can to identify their locations. we are in very close contact with the family trying to keep them updated. obviously, this is something that is heartbreaking for families and our obligation is to make sure we can do anything we can to try to make sure that any american citizen is rescued from this situation. >> obviously, kevin, we know there was an incident not long ago when there was an attempt to rescue a hostage but that individual was moved before he was rescued here. this is a perilous situation, but also made even more complicated because of this aide worker is a woman. >> yes, that's correct. but i mean, again, i think we need to remember who we're dealing with here. and it's isis. the united states is a policy where it doe

were going over there to die because that's usually what fighters are intending to do to achieve martyrdom in the islamic state. >> in our remaining time i want to talk about how this came all together in this way and then after that what we need to be doing now. first of all, you write that we just sort of missed it. by we i mean the entire rest of the world, that when this vacuum was created in the aftermath of iraq and the chaos of syria and beyond, as they were filling this void, we didn't get it. is that fair? >> yeah i think that's right. i think there was such -- such relief of having left iraq even though we had to leave it in shambles, that we weren't paying really close attention as a society to what was going on over there. and if we had we would have seen all the signs that this group was a milinary cult that was creating a caliphate and that was getting more dangerous by the day. so yeah, our inattention, i think, was really unfortunate. >> and then the movement was bolstered and the numbers grew as they were chopping off the heads of infidels and making nice with them over so

maybe i want to get involved in jihad, and it's martyrdom.t going to win that person over by saying by the way, he's a job. [laughter] gerri: so it goes to the question of people in poverty, are they necessarily always terrorists burglars, bad people trying to break up the system or trying to rip people off? that's not true. i know people who don't make a lot of money who aren't on the take. >> absolutely not. and the way that they do things. these leaders they may have some western education, but they go to the worst of humankind. they go and all the things they're meant to incite, you know, the burning of the jordanian pilot, the random shootings in paris and denmark of officials and civilians, they're out to be indiscriminate. when the towers fell, muslims were killed as well. so they don't really care who they hurt from. that stand point, you can't treat these folks with any type of legitimacy. they're not a nation-state, they're a ragtag group -- gerri: yeah but, you know ragtag only goes so far. these people are all over the middle east

when he was killed he had an official martyrdom poster, an official poster and everything for al mehli and all of a sudden his name and face spread all over the showa ahe shia militia web. a huge thing i realized when i was doing this research was the recruitment factor online something i really truly believe nobody is paying all that much attention to. they have been posting phone numbers and all sorts of things. this is actually one of the initial ones that was posted. this was taken in najaf where they would put up a popular committee number. they'd hide it in the imagery you're looking at and put this all in there. a little more needs to be done because guess what i've called into these numbers. there's somebody sitting in the audience who's called in with me to these numbers and we've had conversations with these guys. so it's really not that hard. what have me established? by the way, i love this picture of sulemani because it fits into that narrative that we're pushing isis. what have they done? they've secured damascus. they've secured the rule for bashar al assad. hands down.

poetic poetic insensibility so we don't sort of put that running for office as something you do as a martyrdom or if you are really inspired. >> it's important to recognize the corruption that you're talking about what would be understandable with good versus bad plaques the academic choosing to become an expert in the case that's forcing her to do things things you otherwise wouldn't do but she's doing it because that's the best way she can get her kids into private school. that person is motivated for the best possible reasons and that's the idea that you ought to be virtuous. so it's hard to imagine ourselves out of this without thinking of structural changes. there needs to be a real discussion. if we ourselves are playing within the community professional and otherwise we are playing these overlapping roles lets talk about it because it is subtle and ambiguous and we know that we tend to respond most to what our peers do and take our cues from our peers hence the structural problem. but again it isn't easily seen as good and bad. >> one thing is for a lot of the things you're talking abou

. >> pope francis spoke about accumulating martyrdom and in them we come closer together and realizeh living for is worth dying for and that is our faith in jesus chris. so it brings us closer together. >> reporter: the community has a fund on line for the families of the men who were beheaded. >>> back to breaking news breaking news on the obamacare website. fox news confirms 800,000 people using the website received inaccurate tax information. peter deucey has more from washington. what can you report? >> here is what happened. 800,000 people who signed up on time got the wrong 1059-a tax from. that is what people take information from and submit on their filing. they were given the wrong information on how much the coverage cost. this has to do with silver plans and many people who signed up for those were given the premium information for last year. that is not good. enrollees are being told to wait until filing their tax and this is a significant chunk of the 11.4 milelion sign' ups. there are three ways to find out if you have been affected: check your voicemail, e-mail or log

even if some of the people are really truly seeking martyrdom, or whatever it is that they seek. >> thent has laid out a plan congressman, to win or attempt to win the hearts and minds and to deter people from joining up with isis. but you said that you fear there will be little discussion of a long-term strategy to stop terrorism at its source. what you heard yesterday from the white house, does it do what you think needs to be done? >> well it's a very small part of it. and yes, i have said over and over again that we spend in the united states congress so much time talking about how we're calibrated militarily and through the use of our intelligence community to go after the terrorists and we're pretty good at that through the various means we have of taking out their leadership. but very rarely does the congress of the united states sit back and say, wait a second what are the larger structural reasons that a, that terrorism and that violence is flourishing in the middle east? why are states failing? why did libya come apart at the seams and is now a failed state where isis is showi

individuals seeking ideological, religious or personal fulfillment, and not just a battlefield or a martyrdom experience. isil also generates releases that cater to a younger population very familiar with popular culture. these releases often reference western branding including popular video games. in an attempt to appeal to thrill ekers and youth looking for fulfillment. now the threat we face is not just from foreign fighters or terrorist groups including isil and al qaeda. individual inspired by these and other groups are simply by extremist propaganda can be motivated to action and as frank said that can come with little or no warning. many of these so-called home-grown violent extremists are lone actors who can potentially operate undetected and who can plan and execute a simple attack without providing us warning. as a community we closely monitor violent extremist activity including when that activity appears and occurs in the united states. and we're looking for signs that last year's attacks in canada and elsewhere, may embolden other hbes to conduct additional attacks. we believe i

individuals seeking ideological, religious or personal fulfillment, and not just a battlefield or a martyrdom experience. isil also generates releases that cater to a younger population very familiar with popular culture. these releases often reference western branding including popular video games. in an attempt to appeal to thrill ekers and youth looking for fulfillment. now the threat we face is not just from foreign fighters or terrorist groups including isil and al qaeda. individuals inspired by these and other groups are simply by extremist propaganda can be motivated to action, and as frank said that can come with little or no warning. many of these so-called home-grown violent extremists are lone actors who can potentially operate undetected and who can plan and execute a simple attack without providing us warning. as a community we closely monitor violent extremist activity including when that activity appears and occurs in the united states. and we're looking for signs that last year's attacks in canada, and elsewhere, may embolden other hbes to conduct additional attacks. we believ

. >> unless you seek martyrdom. >> good point.talk about the situation in north africa. these people were targeted because they were christians. one talked about conquering rome. does isis have a hatred for christians? >> there's a question in the literature reading one of the key experts on isis was saying that we don't know if rome is rome in italy or if rome represents turkey the eastern roman holy roman empire. so it could be con stan continue observe. could be the eastern orthodox church rather than catholicism, but that's one of the reasons they did the beheadings on the beach. the sea is meant to say there's only this water between us and we are coming for you. >> definitely are using all kinds of symbolism. talk to me about the fact that libya, this apparently is shot in libya, is now part of the expansion of isis. >> well it is part of the expansion because one of the groups in october pledged the oath of allegiance to isis. what you have is a lot of different groups in libya operating and you now have a concerted movemen

when he was killed yet unofficial martyrdom poster and a funeral. all of a sudden his name and face spread all over the shia militia web. so he was marketed as this big time the market. a huge thing that i realized what is doing this research was recruitment factor online. something i really truly believe nobody's been all that much attention to. they have been posting phone numbers and all sorts of things. is one of the initial ones that was posted, taken with a put up a popular committee member. they hide in the integer you're looking at and put this all into. a little bit more needs to be done because guess what i have called into these numbers. there's somebody sitting in the audience was called in with me to these numbers and we've had conversations with these guys. initially not that hard. what did they accomplish? i love this picture. it fits in with that narrative that we are pushing isis. what have they done? they have secured damascus secured the rule for bashar al-assad, hands down. this is not the republican guard, not some magical local