Jihadis Now Attacking ISIS for Being Too Moderate

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When you’re a bunch of homicidal psychopaths whose idea of a good time is burning a village to the ground, selling the women into slavery and using the children as soldiers, terms like “extreme” and “moderate” are extremely relative.

It’s like ranking serial killers as nice based on how many people they didn’t kill.

So every Muslim terrorist group is going to look moderate compared to some gang of Koran-spouting serial killers. And extreme compared to some other bunch of homicidal psychopaths.

When ISIS dominated the news, the media began insisting that Al Qaeda was now moderate and ISIS was extreme. Now it’s time to anoint ISIS as the new moderates.

On Monday, ISIS reportedly executed four of its members for planning a series of attacks against the jihadi group, which they accused of failing to apply Islamic law strictly enough in the areas under its control.

During the video, an audio recording of the four men was played in which they confessed to the charges. The men were all apparently foreign fighters from Turkey and delivered their confessions in a Turkish dialect.

They admitted to having planned attacks against ISIS in Iraq, Syria and “surrounding areas”, according to the paper, on the grounds that it was an “infidel organization”, and denounced the group’s leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as being “outside the fold of Islam”. Their grievance apparently centered around the fact that ISIS has not declared the entire populations of Iraq and Syria as infidels, and has collected money – via taxation and extortion – from “infidel populations” in those countries to finance its campaign.

It’s not clear if they mean declaring even the Sunni Muslims infidels, in which case we’ve hit a new level of crazy, but those are just details.

ISIS is killing, raping and dhimming its way across the non-Muslim population. And the differences between moderate and extreme often involve the treatment of Muslims rather than non-Muslims. Which is why the whole Takfiri thing is a non-issue to anyone who isn’t a Muslim.

Historically this is how it usually happened going back to the time of Mohammed. The Islamic revolutions ended up having to kill their way to some kind of consensus by eliminating their own Jihadists, much like the Communists had to do once they took power, or the fighting over dogma would never stop.

  • Texas Patriot

    Sounds like a Turkey problem.

    • Pete

      I live a block from a 2nd generation Turk. The way he views Chistianity and Judaism in his father’s birthplace is not too far removed from these Jihadis.

      • Texas Patriot

        Turkey doesn’t have a problem with restoring the worldwide Islamic Caliphate so long as they are the head of the whole thing. From my perspective, Turkey is very happy to let ISIS to do most of the heavy-lifting so that Turkey can take over when ISIS is eventually destroyed by the West.

        • Pete

          There are many Turks that are like that.
          But there is a legitimate comparison of Turkish politics with the American system. It is heterogeneous. Erdogan and the Salafis are ascendant. It remains to be seen if he can stay in power and further shift people or power into his camp. I have seen gay pride parades in Turkey. They have not been in the news since Syria blew up. I don’t know if they are just scared, actually targeted or it just as not made the news. I certainly do not approve, However, I use it as a leading o lagging indicator or a e and let live attitude. It grew for 4 or 5 years in a row. But now all I see is Erdogan military and police officers out of office for doing their job, assistance to the U.S. (as an ally; it could have shortened the way and changed its course), & tourists being killed. The Erdogan’s machinations around the time of the start of Kobani’s siege were encouraging. But they stopped.
          My hope is that between the Alevis, Kurds, non Salafis there might be enough weight to muscle him out. But it is not really much of a hope.
          And yes you are right Turkey under Erdogan is playing a double game.

          • Pete

            What is funny DG, is that I have first hand experience with this second generation Turkish-American. I heard the words straight from his mouth.

            … and somehow Americana, Heirnonymous, MrUniteUs, Just_Quit_Now think they can somehow convince me somehow not to believe what I heard.

            I should have taped in.

            He got quite a kick out of his coreligionist buying church building and turning it into a mosque. It not that they were suppressed (as Muslims). It was not that they free to practice their religion and their version of it. The glee came from a church becoming a mosque and in his mind that only went one way.

  • Hard Little Machine

    During WW2 the Croation Ustashe was so violent they even warranted suppression by the SS. There’s always someone so insane that the regular Nazis blush.

    • UCSPanther

      The Nazis also were disgusted by the antics of the Romanian Fascists as well.

      There are pictures of Ustasha troopers beheading people and waving their heads around like a certain group of terrorist we all know about…

      • Pete

        I read a lot of WW2 history. I did not know this.

        I have seen the WW2 magazines branch out recently. Maybe they will get to it. I do not see Time Life Warner sponsored coffee table books getting there.

        I do know that Herr Hit!er tried to get as many Balkan countries as allies as possible and there were national socialists in many countries. Somehow that is glossed over or ignored. People do not then see the true nature of man.

        The N_ZIs were not a one off. The German people are not special. It happened in Romania, Italy, England and other places. It can happen here.

        And it is happening in the Middle East.

        • UCSPanther

          Sadly, in Romania, admiration for Ion Antonescu, the Iron Guard, and the Romanian Fascist ideological founder Cornelieu Codreanu is still rampant. In Croatia, Anton Pavelic and the Ustasha are still regarded as national heroes.

          In fact, on the European Neo-N azi fringe, Codreanu is literally revered as a saint…

  • Jack Schitt

    Shouldn’t “moderate” muslims be labeled as apostates for their failure to completely follow the demands of their imaginary “god”, allah, and the pedofile false profit, mohammad?

    • Softly Bob

      Yes, and every member of ISIS should be killed too because they are far too peaceful by the standards of the psychopaths claiming that they are moderate.
      In fact. all the members of Islamodisneyland are too sane and moderate to live. None are extreme enough to survive according to the standards of Allah.
      Islam should self-destruct immediately and vanish into a puff of thin air so that decency and Common Sense can be left to prevail over the World.

  • http://ruleofreason.blogspot.com/ Edward Cline

    This is reminiscent of the purge of the Sturmabteilung or the SA from the Nazi Party in the summer of 1934. Hitler complained that the SA was “lawless” and “too violent.” So, SA head Ernest Röhm and his cronies and hundreds of others in the SA (and scores who weren’t in the SA) went to the chopping block. Just
    because they’re Islamic homicidal psychopaths, doesn’t mean they can’t have
    their own “internal dissensions,” too, with the same scale of blood-letting.

  • 88Inator

    Does anyone actually think Obama POSPOTUS is vacationing in Hawaii? He’s out ginning his Muslim terrorist Koran-spouting serial killers up.

  • cree

    No wonder. It’s more to witness of how Islam brings upheaval everywhere it is. Jihadis are so crazy they are fighting against themselves. Mohammed be praised.