Summary
If I were Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi, I'd be slightly worried that I received a telephone call from U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on Monday assuring continued American military support and coordination to combat ISIS.
ISIS today is among the fastest, if not the fastest, growing political movements in the Arab world.
Tens of millions are potential candidates to do so if conditions in the Arab region remain the same, which seems to be the case.
Perhaps this is why ISIS is the fastest growing political brand in the Arab region.
Iraqis themselves also have paid a high price in the hundreds of thousands of their citizens who have been killed by a variety of groups, including invading Anglo-American forces, other Iraqis (including state forces in some cases) motivated by ugly sectarianism, and nowadays by ISIS and similar militant Sunni purveyors of death and the destruction of long-standing Iraqi societies.
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