Jordan is not messing about

[Goblinforhire]

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-31124900

I am firmly on Jordan's side. They were ready and willing to do a prisoner swap with this terrorist organization and IS just went ahead and executed the Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh in the most horrible way (burning him alive). I think they were totally justified to execute the al-Qaeda operatives

Does anyone think Jordan's actions affected ISIS modus operadi in any way?

 

[RingoBerry]

To be honest I really didn't get why ISIS would demand for that female suicide bomber, she wasn't really significant in any way and anyone can bet that they have hundreds of other members - willing to strap bombs on themselves just for their cause. So why even trike a deal like that when they never had any intention on keeping their end of the bargain? It may sound strange but maybe it was their aim all along to get on Jordan's nerve and execute those prisoners.