Al Qaeda Said ISIS Was Too Brutal-->21-Page Letter Found In Bin Laden Hide Out

You know that a group is brutal when the terrorists behind 9/11 disassociate themselves from them because of their disregard for human lives. According to the U.K Daily Mail found in a pile of papers at the Osama Bin Laden hideout was a 21-page letter which warned of the rise of a new and ruthless group of Islamic extremists capable of such extreme brutality that Al Qaeda should sever all links with them, the groups was ISIS.

The memo claimed that ISIS had such complete disregard for civilian life that it could damage the reputation of Al Qaeda. Think about that for a moment. The organization which killed thousands felt that ISIS was too brutal.

The document, written by one of Bin Laden’s senior officials in 2011, went on to catalogue some of its acts of barbarism – including the use of chlorine gas as a chemical weapon, bombing mosques and a massacre in a Catholic church in Baghdad.

ISIS which now controls large chunks of both Iraq and Syria has proven that memo correct. As its troops have conquered more territory, pictures of beheadings and crucifixions of children as well as adults have leaked out along with reports of mass-murders and rapes and women being sold into marriage.

The Daily Mail also explains how ISIS uses social media to spread fear:

But what marks them out as being particularly savvy is the way they have used social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook to create a digital ‘public relations’ machine to promote their jihad and strike fear into the hearts of their enemies.

Any fighter on the ground can film an act of brutality and upload the footage in a matter of minutes – although some videos of botched amputations or killings have led to a clampdown by IS commanders. One Spanish fighter promised to upload a film of a man being crucified for his friends back home, but was quickly reprimanded by his superiors.

His later contrite posting simply read, ‘Our leadership forbade anyone filming it.’

However, the videos already in circulation have already created a climate of terror.

Some opposition soldiers, particularly in Syria, are defecting to the group. After all, IS has money – some of which is said to have come through private donations from Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

Equally, those captured by the militia face a stark choice – defect or die.

Despite being trained by American troops, the Iraqi army has proven worryingly ineffective in taking on this threat.

It’s why the terrorists now control much of the north of the country. They have also seized a former chemical weapons plant and a large dam that could be blown up to flood the regions downstream.

ISIS is the greatest terrorist threat to western freedom in the world today. This "caliphate" threatens the U.S. and promises to send its army of extremists against the West to kill and maim in the name of Allah.