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When looking at the articles I noticed that the only articles that seemed like they knew the truth were the articles who had hard facts and a neutral opinion to them. ISIS cannot be trusted for information and Obama doesn't seem to really care as much as he should about ISIS so it is hard to find a resource to trust.

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Every story has a different bias, with different opinions, people can twist the facts. The best source to believe is the facts as they come. ISIS is unpredictable and listening to bias opinions is giving Americans false info, adding to the issue.

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With all of the different opinions coming form the American Government, Obama is still unsure whether to send troups to fight Isis, to send air strikes, or just to stand back and be bystanders on the situation. Some articles say Obama is doing different things but we are still unclear.

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Many people think that Obama is being lazy in this situation, but to extend forces and airstrikes in Syria would need more money and soldiers. There are many different sides for this story, who to believe is still unclear.

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With some Americans showing loyalty towards ISIS, it makes our country more vulnerable to possible attacks on United States soil.

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The US is now questioning whether they should be paying for the captives of not. Obviously the families of the people being held captive want the US to pay the ransom but the US has a no pay policy for a reason. They don't want to be taken advantage of by different countries and terrorist groups.

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ISIS is an extremist terrorist group, who strongly disagrees with American policies. By attacking the military base in Syria, ISIS has gained weapons such airplanes, helicopters, tanks and ammo. ISIS is prepared to fight, which is why they are harboring weapons, and we don't want them to attack us next.

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America isn't sure what to do! Obama is questioning sending food and airstrikes to help refugees as Kurdish forces fight against Isis to stop them from gaining control. However, airstrikes may cause Isis to fight back.

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Isis seized control of the largest hydroelectric dam in Iraq giving them control over the Tigris river the water is used as as a key resource for many people living in the middle east. Isis however, is threatening to use the dam as a weapon, against the Kurdish forces fighting back

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After the US refused to pay for the ransom money of an American captive named James Foley ISIS filmed James Foley being beheaded and sent the video to the US.

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Douglas Authur McCain was the first American believed to have died fighting for the terrorist group ISIS. McCain converted to Islam 10 years ago and claimed it was the best thing that ever happened to him.

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Fighters from ISIS attack a military base in northern Syria. This furthers their control of the Iraqi/Syrian border. Obama is also thinking about moving his airstrikes into Syria but he is conflicted because he does not want to move more troops into Syria. ISIS have now gained weapons from attacking the military base.

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ISIS fighters take another military base in Syria

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ISIS fighters take another military base in Syria

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Islamic militants seize Iraq's largest dam

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Islamic militants seize Iraq's largest dam

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Foley captors’ ransom demand revives debate over US no pay policy 

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Foley captors’ ransom demand revives debate over US no pay policy 

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The First American Who Dies Fighting for Isis

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The First American Who Dies Fighting for Isis

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