persecuted by the shiite and alawite governments. wunith al dagar runs a polling firm in iraq that has conducted more than a million interviews in the country over the last decade. they point out that the vast majority of sunnis in iraq despise isis. more than 90% of iraqis in sunni predominant areas regard it as a terrorist organization. but al dagher writes "isis has been able to capitalize on the deep profound discontent sunnis felt with the central iraqi government." the sectarian partitioning of iraq with shiites move to shiite areas and kurds and sunnis doing the same began with the civil war in 2006, but it has accelerated dramatically. today sunnis cannot find towns in iraq where they can resettle. we need to face the facts. iraq today no longer exists. in 2008, 80% of those polled said they were iraqi above all. today that number is 40%, according to the poll. the kurds have taken every