"Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap." Amen! Galations 6:7
From a World Net Daily article this morning..., http://www.wnd.com/2015/04/isis-to-be-wiped-out-by-deadly-flesh-eating-disease/?cat_orig=health it does appear that ISIS is dealing with an enemy they can't shoot or terrorize. Can't you just see the humor in this?
A little parasite might just wipe 'em out or badly damage their ego's. Fitting.
"ISIS to be wiped out by deadly flesh-eating disease?"
The fearsome Islamic State fighters are getting a dose of their own medicine, with many falling to an enemy no bigger than a fly.
In fact, it is a fly – a particular species of parasite-carrying sandfly that transmits a deadly flesh-eating virus.
Large numbers of ISIS militants have been infected and now sport large open wounds that can be fatal if not treated, reports the London Daily Mirror.
While the disease, known as Leishmaniasis, is easily treatable, the fighters have been refusing medical treatment. The large pool of infected militants has meant the disease, associated with poor hygiene, is spreading quickly.
Local medical personnel are not equipped or knowledgeable about proper treatment. Physicians from the group Doctors Without Borders offerred initial care, but left Raqqa when ISIS took control of the city and made it their Syrian capital.
From a World Net Daily article this morning..., http://www.wnd.com/2015/04/isis-to-be-wiped-out-by-deadly-flesh-eating-disease/?cat_orig=health it does appear that ISIS is dealing with an enemy they can't shoot or terrorize. Can't you just see the humor in this?
A little parasite might just wipe 'em out or badly damage their ego's. Fitting.
"ISIS to be wiped out by deadly flesh-eating disease?"
The fearsome Islamic State fighters are getting a dose of their own medicine, with many falling to an enemy no bigger than a fly.
In fact, it is a fly – a particular species of parasite-carrying sandfly that transmits a deadly flesh-eating virus.
Large numbers of ISIS militants have been infected and now sport large open wounds that can be fatal if not treated, reports the London Daily Mirror.
While the disease, known as Leishmaniasis, is easily treatable, the fighters have been refusing medical treatment. The large pool of infected militants has meant the disease, associated with poor hygiene, is spreading quickly.
Local medical personnel are not equipped or knowledgeable about proper treatment. Physicians from the group Doctors Without Borders offerred initial care, but left Raqqa when ISIS took control of the city and made it their Syrian capital.