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What the horrific Kassig murder video tells us about IS
The video is horrific, but it provides intelligence services with clues about how IS leaders think, critically important for those seeking more effective ways to defeat this death cult.
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Terrorist incidents are much higher in European OECD countries than North American and Latin American countries in 2013, according to new figures.
The video is horrific, but it provides intelligence services with clues about how IS leaders think, critically important for those seeking more effective ways to defeat this death cult.
A video purporting to show the murder of US aid worker Peter Kassig by the Islamic State group is released online.
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