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War Against Isis Research Paper

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The Isis The United States should escalate the war against Isis because they kill many innocent people, they make many people suffer, and they are really mean people. Several people think it is not urgent to fight against Isis. They think there will not be an end to terrorism. But we have to fight them or else they will keep getting stronger, and stronger every day. They keep terrifying our community. Barack Obama will have to put his (Troops on the ground, it is the surest way to win this war).The terrorist has killed 130 people in Paris. However it did not change nothing until 2014. It has more than ten thousands fighters. They will also have to pay millions in order to buy all the equipment, and buy all the weapons they need.

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