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Of a contrary view of what isis could be from a strategic standpoint living under sharia law and ensuring that it was executed throughout the global environment. so, i think i kind of disagree with peter a little bit, whereas, yeah, there s a consta con constant what can a mole in terms of killing each other and making one take over. not as successful but he was attempting to do that. i m fascinated by these groups in africa, which have now popped up claiming allegiance to or spiritual allegiance to isis. are they actually linked directly to are they supported by isis? or is it just an ideological affinity and they want the name recognition and so they pledge allegiance to isis? i think it s the latter. if you slap on the isis patch and say you re part of isis, you re now the biggest, baddest jihadist group on the block. ....
Of a contrary view of what isis could be from a strategic standpoint living under sharia law and ensuring that it was executed throughout the global environment. so, i think i kind of disagree with peter a little bit, whereas, yeah, there s a constant whac-a-mole in terms of killing people and watching a new one take over. this guy was really trying to centralize the command of isis in many nations and pull them together. not as successful but he was attempting to do that. peter, i m fascinated by these groups in africa which have now popped up claiming allegiance to or spiritual allegiance to isis. are they actually linked directly to are they supported by isis? or is it just an ideological affinity and they want the name recognition and so they pledge allegiance to isis? i think it s the latter. if you slap on the isis patch and say you re part of isis, you re now the biggest, baddest jihadist group on the block. i mean, there is an example of some group there was an isis ....
But still has a presence in eastern afghanistan and has formed cells in kabul. in total, according to a u.n. report, they re believed to have between 1,500 and 2,200 fighters in afghanistan. all of these are former taliban who slapped on the isis patch to make themselves the biggest, baddest guys on the block. reporter: but isis-k is now a sworn enemy of the taliban. the taliban are fighting them. really, you know, it s more local rivalries. reporter: why more broadly have the two notorious terror groups turned on each other? for a number of reasons. those range from ideological to political to military. frankly, isis doesn t believe in a political agenda. isis believes that only god can rule. and even though the taliban is attempting to establish an islamic emirate, that s not enough for isis, isis is a bit more hard-core. reporter: so hard-core that isis-k is thought to be even more draconian than the taliban. ....
Syria and iraq seven years ago. isis-k comprised some veteran jihadists from sear and elsewhere has lost man power but still has a presence in eastern afghanistan and has formed cells in kabul. in total, a cording to a u.n. report, they re believed to have beb 1500 and 2200 fighters in afghanistan. a lot of these are former taliban who slapped on the isis patch to make them the biggest, baddest guys on the block. reporter: but kisis-k is nowa scorn enemy of the taliban. the taliban are fighting them. it is more local rivalries. reporter: why more broadly have the two notorious terror groups turned on each other? for a number of reasons. they range from ideological to political to military. isis doesn t believe in a political agenda. isis believes that only god could rule. and even though the taliban is attempting to establish an ....
Still has a presence in eastern afghanistan and formed cells in kabul. they ve believed to have from 1500 and 2,000 fighters. they slapped on the isis patch to make themselves the biggest, baddest guys on the block. reporter: isis-k is now a sworn en emy of the taliban. the taliban are fighting them. it s more local rivalries. reporter: why more broadly have the two notorious terror groups turned on each other? for a number of reasons. those range from ideological to political to military. frankly isis doesn t believe in a political agenda. isis believes that only god can rule. and even though the taliban is attempting to establish an islamic emirate, that s not enough for isis. so hard core according to analyst collin clark, isis-k is ....