The Pros And Cons Of Isis

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Have you ever wondered how to stop Isis? Will Isis expand? Isis is a big problem and they need to be stopped. Some people like Donald Trump are willing to try to stop them, but may do crazy things to stop them. Isis may expand because people are willing to join and that wouldn't help us stop them at all. Isis may be harder to stop because they are expanding. Isis is very strong, we are trying to stop them, but they are just expanding in power and it showed this is the article when it said, “ The group's reputation for brutality was reinforced when it released photos and videos over the weekend showing some prisoners it had captured being killed apparently in the desert near Tikrit.” this shows how they have expanded because they are moving

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