Our Tax Dollars at Work : A grisly video has emerged showing Takfiri terrorists operating in Syria strangulating a young girl in public.

A grisly video has emerged showing Takfiri terrorists operating in Syria strangulating a young girl in public.

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In the video, a Takfiri hooded executioner strangulates the young girl to death using a piece of metal wire in an unidentified location.
The girl has been put to death because of her refusal to recognize the rigid-minded beliefs promoted by Takfiri groups in Syria.
Earlier this month, a disturbing video emerged showing al-Qaeda-linked militants in Syria’s central province of Homs beheading a man believed to have been a Shia supporter of the government.
The so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which posted the video, said the beheading was conducted by militants from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
Since the beginning of the crisis in Syria in March 2011, many similar videos have emerged, depicting horrendous crimes, including decapitation and cannibalism, committed by the foreign-backed Takfiri militants against the people in Syria.
A video footage posted online on January 26, showed several mutilated bodies in the western suburb of Aleppo that reportedly belong to the civilians who were executed by ISIL militants.
Another video posted online on May 12, 2013, showed Takfiri militant, Khalid al Hamad, known by his nom de guerre, Abu Sakkar, eating an organ of a dead Syrian soldier.
In an interview with the state-run BBC in July 2013, Abu Sakkar threatened to commit more gruesome murders if foreign-backed terrorists in Syria do not receive more military aid from abroad.
Reports show that the Western powers and their regional allies - especially Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey - are supporting the militants operating inside Syria.
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The Worst of Congress,Fall of Baghdad, Georgism's One Tax Rule, Ball-Busting Police Brutality

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Published on Jan 23, 2014

Abby Martin Breaks the Set on Al-Qaeda in Iraq, the Worst of Congress, Georgism, a Police Abuse Round Up, and Snowden's Q&A.
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EPISODE BREAKDOWN: On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin remarks on fears by Iraqi officials that the al-Qaeda offshoot known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant could be gaining enough strength to attack Baghdad. Abby then calls out 6 of the most corrupt and least popular members of congress, going over some of the conflicts of interests and blatant hypocrisy that have come to characterize the 113th Congress. Abby then speaks with Scott Baker, president of Common Ground NYC about the Georgism Philosophy, and how the elimination of all taxes except a land use tax could be applied and sustained. Abby then calls attention to three recent cases of police abuse in the US, including an instance where an officer ruptured a young man's testicle. BTS wraps up the show with an interview with David Seaman, journalist and host of the David Seaman Hour, going over Edward Snowden's recent live online Q&A in response to Obama's speech on the most controversial aspects of the NSA's global spying apparatus.

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SYRIA Hezbollah Will Not Cave In To Terrorist Attacks, They Will Continue Supporting Assad

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Published on Jan 7, 2014

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Hezbollah says undeterred by threats, keep supporting Assad

Mon Jan 6, 2014

Lebanon's resistance movement Hezbollah pledges not to end its support for the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

In a statement on Sunday, Hezbollah said threats and terrorist attacks will not deter the movement following a recent bombing claimed by an al-Qaeda-affiliated group in Beirut.

The comments were made after the al-Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) on Saturday claimed responsibility for a car bomb attack in Beirut's southern suburbs which killed two people.

On Saturday, the ISIL said in a statement posted online that it had penetrated the "security system" of the resistance movement to "crush its stronghold."

The statement added that the attack was "the first installment of a heavy account" that awaits Hezbollah due to the group's support for the Syrian government.

Hezbollah Secretary-General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah has on several occasions reiterated the Lebanese resistance movement's decision to fight foreign-backed and Takfiri militants in Syria to defend the Syrian people.

Syria has been gripped by deadly crisis since March 2011. According to reports, the Western powers and their regional allies -- especially Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey -- are supporting the militants operating inside Syria.

According to the United Nations, more than 100,000 people have been killed and a total of 7.8 million of others displaced due to the violence.

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Al-Qaida Takes Control of Iraqi City

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January 04, 2014

FILE: Protesters throw stones at Iraqi security forces during an anti-government demonstration in Falluja, Iraq, January 25, 2013.

Reports Saturday say the Iraqi government has lost control of Fallujah to al-Qaida militants after days of fighting.
A senior security official told the French news agency that Fallujah is under the control of ISIS - a reference to the al-Qaida-linked group, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
Witnesses says there are no signs of government forces inside the Anbar province city, which is only 60 kilometers west of Baghdad.
On Friday, al-Qaida militants raised their flag over government buildings in Fallujah and declared an independent Islamic state.
Witnesses said the militants cut power lines in the city late Friday and ordered residents not to use backup generators.
A local journalist who asked for anonymity out of fear of retribution told The Washington Post that police and other government-aligned forces had abandoned the city and that al-Qaida had burned all Iraqi national flags.
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