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Zarqawi laid foundation for ISIS from "summary" of Black Flags by Joby Warrick

In the chaotic aftermath of the U. S. invasion of Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi emerged as a powerful and ruthless leader, driven by a deep-seated hatred for the West and a desire to establish a radical Islamic state. Zarqawi's brutal tactics and uncompromising ideology set him apart from other extremist groups, earning him a fearsome reputation and attracting a following of like-minded militants. Zarqawi's vision was not limited to Iraq; he dreamed of creating a global caliphate that would stretch across the Middle East and beyond. To achieve this goal, he sought to sow chaos and violence wherever he could, targeting not only Western forces but also fellow Muslims who did not share his extreme beliefs. His willingness to kill indiscriminately and his ability to inspire others to do the same made him a formidable and dangerous adversary. Despite his brutal methods, Zarqawi was a skilled propagandist who knew how to leverage the power of the internet to spread his message and attract new recruits. Through a sophisticated online presence, he was able to reach disaffected young Muslims around the world, convincing them to join his cause and take up arms a...
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    Black Flags

    Joby Warrick

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