The Jihad Purge

Executive order 20551, or better known as The Jihad Purge, was an operation carried out by the United Nations’ Special ops team in 2064. The purge was part of President Thomas Hubman’s plan to execute all people in the Middle East that were affiliated with the idea of Islamic Jihad.

The execution involved over 4,000 special ops troops that successfully killed all remaining members of ISIL and other organizations. The order took place mainly in Iraq and Syria where over 750,000 Jihadists where killed. President Hubman’s decision came from two years after the Toronto Olympics terror attack that left thousands dead from the explosion. Hubman’s decision was encouraging but controversial.

President Hubman’s plan was to use smaller hydrogen bombs and drop them on specific cities occupied by Jihadists in Iraq and Syria to eliminate most terrorists. The soldiers would then drop down and kill all remaining terrorists in the area.

The Senate was very hesitant to carry out this plan because of possible innocent lives that could be lost. Nevertheless, the Senate ruled the order to be executed, and the plan worked.