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In an interview on Wednesday, Fuad Hussein, the chief of staff of Iraqi Kurdistan's head, Massoud Barzani, said that, though he has been lying low for the past eight or nine months, Baghdadi is most likely still alive and in the city.
"Baghdadi is there and, if he is killed, it will mean the collapse of the whole [IS] system," Hussein argued, pointing to the vulnerability of Islamic State's (IS, ISIS/ISIL) command structure, which has no suitable replacement for Baghdadi. According to Hussein, IS' leader has had to completely rely on other terrorist commanders in Mosul and the nearby city of Tal Afar, a largely Turkmen-populated city in the Nineveh Province.
"If I am right, and there will be more terror attacks in America before the election, this strategy could be a death ray to her candidacy in a general election."Finally Budowsky lays out a strategy to fight ISIS that involves "at least 20,000 ground troops with 3,000 American and at least 10,000 from Sunni Muslim nations."
Comment: America's sick "love affair" with nuclear & radioactive weapons