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ISIS Combating Methods
U.S Combating Method for fighting ISIS

Despite US efforts ISIS has learned to coexist within the US instead of perishing. The Islamic State was first started after the death of Zarqawi. Zarqawi was the man who formed Al-Qaeda which later created another organization called The Islamic State (ISIS). The Islamic State is known as a very violent organization.The reason being is because their actions within the organization is ruthless,they are willing to do anything to get their point across.With that being said the US has made it their initiative to stop the organization from causing havoc. The US has their own methods that are used to protect the well being of others from the wrath of the Islamic State (ISIS).Although opponents claim the US current method for combating ISIS is very effective,their methods are actually ineffective because Airstrikes can’t stop the spread of the Islamic State,Ground war would be too long and costly and ISIS is still able to get funded from within the US.
Airstrikes can not stop
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