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Destroying Mecca is one thing, making the Kaaba radioactive dust is another ... whatever ISIS styles it self as, they are still muslims who pray five times a day in the direction of Mecca. Each time they do they will be reminded of their humiliation at the hands of infidels who did what they (ISIS) could not do, and that allah was too weak to prevent it.

If they destroy the Kaaba with sledge hammers and explosives, it means they are doing allah’s will as good muslims must. Allah is affirmed as all powerful.

If we (Christians/Crusaders/infidels) destroy the Kaaba with a thermonuke, it means allah was not powerful enough to stop infidels. Allah is weak and is a false god. And the Judeo-Christian G_d is all powerful.

This isn’t specifically about ending ISIS alone, but ending the plague on humanity known as Islam. To understand, we must stop thinking like Christians/westerners and attempt to see the world as middle eastern muslims.

One cannot defeat an enemy until one can name the enemy: the West in general has yet to do this step, mainly due to the West’s near ignorance of the koran and the other holy books (Talibari, Muslim, Isaq and Bukhari) which define the koran’s meanings - reading the koran in isolation tells one nothing of Islam (I might add that the West’s view of Islam as a different version of Christianity is old Islamic taquiya, further enforced by fearful medieval monks);

Naming the enemy leads to identifying the enemy’s weaknesses: one of which is heavy reliance on symbolism, including dates, things, and places - a practice stemming from Pre-Dynastic Egypt;

Identifying the enemy’s weaknesses leads to defeating the enemy: destruction of or compromising those symbols - this is also Islam’s game plan for the West. 911, NYC, and Rome are symbols to them. Using their plan against them is one way to defeat Islam.