ISIL is the dragon to slay

As Daash has spread as a nefarious cancer through Syria and Iraq, threatening to engulf the entire region into global war, western powers have suddenly woken up to the evil which they helped unleashed, so blinded they were by their own greed and hatred.

If western democracies thought they were immune from radical Islamist, they have now understood that radicals know no border and no nationality. As Europe battles with the idea that terrorists could actually live under their sky, ready to destroy their so-called “free world” ISIL has suddenly become this global threat everyone wants to see defeated.

France which has been completely over-run by Zionists, its government eager to defend and justify Israel’s onslaught on Gaza, has cried out in desperation so great is its fear of ISIL. 

This former colonial power which thought itself so grand and clever by playing Israel’s hegemonic games, has now found itself under ISIL thumb, terrified that the men it helped trained to fight in the Middle East will soon come home. 

Before the giant that ISIL has become western powers stand terrified. They stand in fear of radical convert, being unable to screen or profile this new breed of blond, blue-eyes terrorists.

If Saudi Arabia has been known as the cradle of terrorism, it appears now that Qatar has taken over such charge, keen on finishing what the kingdom started.

IF Riyadh has too realised that ISIL has become too big to ever control, Qatar seems so far undeterred and rather determined to see ISIL grow and flourish.

Months ago Hassan Nasrallah, the powerful and charismatic Hezbollah leader warned the west that their plot would eventually lead to their demise; a prevision which has proven to be true when looking at recent developments.