The toxic cloud from the torched sulfur plants and oil wells were sadly the LEAST horrific of their atrocities.
Even the mass slaughter of men and boys were not the worst of the lows they sank to.
One outlet’s headline says it all:
‘ISIS kills 250 kids in dough kneader, burns adults alive’ — New York Post
ISIS barbarians used an industrial dough kneader to kill 250 children, and roasted adults in a bakery oven, according to a shocking new report.
In an interview with the humanitarian organization Roads of Success, Syrian mom Alice Assaf went into chilling detail about the atrocities the jihadists committed about two years ago in the town of Douma, explaining that some of the youngsters were even decapitated in front of their parents, according to the Express.
— NYPost
“We heard that the militants grabbed six strong men working at the bakery and burned them inside the oven. We knew them,” Assaf told Dr. Yvette Isaac, who works for the advocacy group, according to the UK Mirror.
“After that, they caught some 250 kids and kneaded them like dough in the bakery dough machine,” Assaf said, according to media reports. “They were put in the dough mixer, they were kneaded. The oldest one of them was four-years-old.” —NY Post
And then she relates the most personal part of her story:
…ISIS has been systematically killing non-Muslims, and the majority of its victims at the time were Christian.
Assaf said her own son, George, was killed by the radical militants after he refused to switch to a Muslim name.
“My son said to me, ‘No, mother, I don’t want to die with an identity not my own. I prefer to die with the name George,’” Assaf said, according to the Christian Post.
Assaf added, “I asked my son then to hide, but he refused and said, ‘I don’t want to hide myself. You are the one who taught me to follow what Christ said’ — ‘whoever denies me before man, I will also deny before my father who is in Heaven.’”
What courage. What a tragedy.
How much of Obama and Hillary’s ‘grand plans’ have further destabilized an already dangerous part of the world?
