forces invaded Iraq. They were a small group and consisted of a few fighters attacking U.S. Troops including, civilians that were in their path with goal to start a Civil War with the Shiite. After an attack in 2006 that killed their leader, Zarqawi, they re-structured themselves and began conducting terrorist operatives and establishing networks, out of that became a new leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. A U.S Representative, Frank Wolf of R-Virginia, stated "For far too long the Obama Administration and the Congress have been debating whether or not authority exists for action to address this threat.” Consequently, ISIS would soon become the successor of al-Qaeda, sharing the same goals, including the intentions of its predecessor, ISIS clearly became more on what they as an organization wanted to …show more content…
During a televised speech in 2014, then President Barack Obama stated that “ISIS is a terrorist organization, pure and simple.” ISIS does innumerable things that other terrorist groups do not and continue to become more powerful through their ways of organizing and seize and control tactics with their large group of members. They face their enemies head on and praise their victories through social media sites to continue to gain more members. This is what causes ISIS to be so powerful than the rest and continue to grow and keep growing as well as engaging in ways that others do not. They outsource and band together with other groups to gain members and gain territory and confront the forces they protect the innocent. Nevertheless, ISIS will continue to be the most powerful terrorist organization Americans along with other Country’s will face until a new organization spawns creating something even