Al Jazeera: Trump's 'Died Like A Dog' Insults Are 'Really Going To Incite' Followers Of Slain ISIS L

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10/27/19 2:14pm
Al Jazeera: Trump's 'Died Like A Dog' Insults Are 'Really Going To Incite' Followers Of Slain ISIS Leader
Al Jazeera correspondent Patty Culhane cautioned on Sunday that followers of slain ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi could be incited by President Donald Trump's "crass" rhetoric.
By David


Al Jazeera correspondent Patty Culhane cautioned on Sunday that followers of slain ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi could be incited by President Donald Trump's "crass" rhetoric.

During a Sunday morning press conference, Trump explained that he had watched the killing on video, which he said was "amazing" and "like a movie."

He went on to viscerally describe the death of al-Baghdadi as being "like a dog."

"The president did something that we don't see U.S. presidents do," Culhane explained following Trump performance. "He used language that is going to really incite al-Baghdadi's followers if they hear it. He called him a dog, said he died whimpering like a coward, said he wished he could show the video so that people could see exactly how he died."

Culhane also noted that Trump had revealed that al-Baghdadi had three children with him when he died by detonating a suicide vest.

"He gave a lot of details about that, used very crass language," the Al Jazeera reporter said, "again called him a dog. And then he did say they took pieces of his body with them -- the special [operations] forces soldiers. Again, there's concern in Washington that this is not the kind of language you wanted to use unless the goal is really to incite the people who followed him."

Fox News reported on Sunday that officials believe there is a greater risk of ISIS terrorist attacks on Americans in the wake of Trump's press conference.

Colleague Gillian Turner rpts security source says Baghdadi’s death significantly increases the risk of reprisal attacks in US

— Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) October 27, 2019

[OAITW r.2.0]

1. He wants an attack on US interests.

Distract from impeachment.He

[Midnight Writer]

2. Next he can say "Bring It On!".

[cwydro]

3. Glad I didn't hear this.

I’m kind of partial to dogs, and I find that rhetoric wrong on more levels than I can even say.

[Grasswire2]

7. yeah, what about the U.S. troops' canines that allegedly chased the perp into the tunnels...

....and then he detonated his vest. Where are those dogs? And what about his paralysis and how he could drag three children and run?

Too many holes in this story.

[ooky]

8. One thing you can count on. President Pinocchio just makes up shit as he goes.

Whatever he says is just about guaranteed to be lies. All lies.

[SunSeeker]

4. I thought the same thing.

It was totally unnecessary to describe his death that way ("like a dog" ) and only serves to incite more terrorism.

[Chemisse]

5. That was the same approach ISIS used with the beheadings.

Shock, horrify and incite opponents with grisly details.

I'm not surprised to see Trump sinking that low. He's a pig and he cares nothing for consequences.

[empedocles]

6. traitortrump is really . . . creepy

[Blue_true]

9. He is a punk and a coward. Such people talk like that when their asses are safe. nt

[NCLefty]

10. To me, Trump sounds like ISIS. That's how they would talk.

Or North Korea, or Iraqi Information Minister, etc.