The US has been waging war on Iraq for a long time. We had their president murdered. We put in the Shah, Then we bumped him off, and put in the Ayatolla.
We also installed Saddam Hussein and created a war between Iran and Iraq to weaken both countries.
Then we created a war against the Iraqi people whom we have been torturing and killing for over 25 years.
Along the way, we destroyed Yugoslavia and Somalia, LIbya, and are working to finish off Iraq and Syria.
The US is waging war on Syria via Israeli, Saudi, Qatar, Turk aided terrorists, including many of the terrorists that the US financed and assisted to destroy Libya and to spread Talmudized Islamic terrorism throughout Africa.
If the US wanted to stop the terrorist war on Iraq and Syria, it would tell the Turks, Saudis, Israelis, Qatar, Pakistan, French and Brits to stop sending and supporting the terrorists invading Iraq and Syria, or they would face the just wrath of America.
But, how can that happen when the US has been involved at every stage of the disaster and has a "Muslim" president who wants ISIL to take Syria before having ISIL come to Europe and America?
How can Russia help Syria, when it's leadership believed US lies about Iraq, Libya, Ukraine? How can they do anything when the US et. al. is threatening Russia with nuclear attack?
How can Russia help when the US looted Russia and has many saboteurs in the government?
Russia is even following a US created constitution that was imposed on them during the looting of Russia, for democracy and freedom.
Just imagine what a guy can do if when ISIL takes America, and he survives it all. He will be able to buy a few gals, and there is no threat of alimony, spousal abuse charges, or any of the crap that guys have to face in the current anti-man system we have.
BTW why would those ISIL guys have to kill girls for refusing to please them? Why can't those guys just take what they want?
Topic: ISIS executes 19 girls for refusing to have sex with fighters - page 2. (Read 1491 times)
There are some minor differences here and there...
Actually, they are supporting those who are fighting the Assad government. There is a big difference. The FSA has never won a fight against the ISIS to date. On the other hand, thousands of them have defected to the ISIS.
Just like the training given to the Iraqi Army? We already saw the results in Mosul.
Token strikes here and there will cause no damage to the ISIS.
They are training those fighting ISIS
Actually, they are supporting those who are fighting the Assad government. There is a big difference. The FSA has never won a fight against the ISIS to date. On the other hand, thousands of them have defected to the ISIS.
they are supplying those fighting ISIS with intel and training
Just like the training given to the Iraqi Army? We already saw the results in Mosul.
and they are bombing ISIS on a regular basis.
Token strikes here and there will cause no damage to the ISIS.
At the beginning terrorists of the US armed different Groupings for foment the war in Syria and overthrow the government. Then some of these groups have entered into an Islamic state. Now, terrorists of the US bomb Islamic state but the bombs falling on the heads of civilians.
ISIS is not merely a "regional" problem, as some have attempted to claim. They are coming here, soon enough, in my opinion. That is, if they are not thoroughly and absolutely defeated--just as the Nazis were in WWII--and not merely "degraded."
I do not, therefore, believe that America should wait for another country to "take out ISIS." We should act.
Now.
I do not, therefore, believe that America should wait for another country to "take out ISIS." We should act.
Now.
The fact is we are. Over 1000 sucessful airstrikes.
He's right though. The USA did support the rise of ISIS. read the declassified documents, the USA supported ISIS because they were meant to oppse Bashar al assad. Its all on public record now, the US government supports terrorism.
They dont support your assertion. Yes, we supported the free Syrian Army, Yes we supported relatively moderate groups who opposed both ISIS and Assad. Yes, some of them turned and decided to join ISIS. Because they were already so well established and the most powerful group in the mix. Absurd to label this as supporting the rise of ISIS.
ISIS is a product of Islam.
No sir, ISIS is the ISLAM itself in its purest form.
They do everything which their holy book Qoran says. They are the perfect example of "the real islam"
Since I m 67 years of age, I would not even be accepted into the US military.
And what does it mean, exactly, that '[t]hey" are "acting" on the matter at hand? How, precisely?
And what does it mean, exactly, that '[t]hey" are "acting" on the matter at hand? How, precisely?
Have you ever served?
They are training those fighting ISIS, they are supplying those fighting ISIS with intel and training, and they are bombing ISIS on a regular basis.
They are acting on the issue, but if you need to put our people on the line you need to go down and join up or get on a plane and join those fighting them, walk the walk.
Since I m 67 years of age, I would not even be accepted into the US military.
And what does it mean, exactly, that '[t]hey" are "acting" on the matter at hand? How, precisely?
Facts? What facts?
you want facts?
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2015/05/newly-declassified-u-s-government-documents-the-west-supported-the-creation-of-isis.html
The facts show that the USA knowingly and on purpose supported terrorist groups in an attempt to isolate the Assad regime.
you want facts?
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2015/05/newly-declassified-u-s-government-documents-the-west-supported-the-creation-of-isis.html
The facts show that the USA knowingly and on purpose supported terrorist groups in an attempt to isolate the Assad regime.
How come the wonderful USA is arming and supporting these terorists, don't they care about these people?
wrong.
the USA only supported some extreme groups in Syria, before they turned out to be known as terrorists.
we never supported any terrorists in Iraq, ever.
the USA only supported some extreme groups in Syria, before they turned out to be known as terrorists.
we never supported any terrorists in Iraq, ever.
Don't confuse them with facts, besides facts are not allowed in the Lubyanka building.
ISIS is not merely a "regional" problem, as some have attempted to claim. They are coming here, soon enough, in my opinion. That is, if they are not thoroughly and absolutely defeated--just as the Nazis were in WWII--and not merely "degraded."
I do not, therefore, believe that America should wait for another country to "take out ISIS." We should act.
Now.
I do not, therefore, believe that America should wait for another country to "take out ISIS." We should act.
Now.
They are acting on the issue, but if you need to put our people on the line you need to go down and join up or get on a plane and join those fighting them, walk the walk.
Russia is free to invade and take out ISIS. Start a campaign.
Are they even attempting to do anything about this?
Are they even attempting to do anything about this?
ISIS is not merely a "regional" problem, as some have attempted to claim. They are coming here, soon enough, in my opinion. That is, if they are not thoroughly and absolutely defeated--just as the Nazis were in WWII--and not merely "degraded."
I do not, therefore, believe that America should wait for another country to "take out ISIS." We should act.
Now.
How come the wonderful Russians are not stopping the killing happening a short distance from their wonderful land, don't they care about those people? Enqueuing minds want to know.
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The young women - Bushra, 21, Munira, 17, and Noor, 22 - were tied up, gang raped and burnt with cigarettes after being forced to marry ISIS fighters. Their names have been changed to protect their identity.
After escaping Iraq, the women were flown to the UK by international charity AMAR, which helps people rebuild their lives following conflict.
Bushra, who tried to kill herself when she was sold to an ISIS extremist, said: 'The man who had bought me took me to hospital.
“He raped me about five times a day... My sister was barely 14 when they raped her... I could hear her screaming but I couldn't do anything as I was tied up”
Bushra, former Yazidi sex slave
'He told me he was going to rape me that same day, however ill I made myself. He took me home, tied up my hands and feet, and raped me.
'He raped me about five times a day. My sister was barely 14 when they raped her... I could hear her screaming but I couldn't do anything as I was tied up.'
Thousands of women and girls from the Yazidi community - an ancient Kurdish ethnic group based in the north of Iraq - have had their lives shattered by ISIS fighters, Amnesty International has said.
The organisation says hundreds, and possibly thousands, have been forced to marry, 'sold' or given as 'gifts' to Islamic State fighters or their supporters - and many held as sexual slaves are girls younger than 14.
Amnesty's researcher Donatella Rovera spoke to more than 40 women who were fortunate enough to escape ISIS captivity in Iraq.
She discovered that some of these abused women and girls were so severely and irreparably traumatised that they have been driven to end their own lives
Due to the love affair/alliance between the far left and Islam, you won't hear too many feminist groups speaking out about this. After escaping Iraq, the women were flown to the UK by international charity AMAR, which helps people rebuild their lives following conflict.
Bushra, who tried to kill herself when she was sold to an ISIS extremist, said: 'The man who had bought me took me to hospital.
“He raped me about five times a day... My sister was barely 14 when they raped her... I could hear her screaming but I couldn't do anything as I was tied up”
Bushra, former Yazidi sex slave
'He told me he was going to rape me that same day, however ill I made myself. He took me home, tied up my hands and feet, and raped me.
'He raped me about five times a day. My sister was barely 14 when they raped her... I could hear her screaming but I couldn't do anything as I was tied up.'
Thousands of women and girls from the Yazidi community - an ancient Kurdish ethnic group based in the north of Iraq - have had their lives shattered by ISIS fighters, Amnesty International has said.
The organisation says hundreds, and possibly thousands, have been forced to marry, 'sold' or given as 'gifts' to Islamic State fighters or their supporters - and many held as sexual slaves are girls younger than 14.
Amnesty's researcher Donatella Rovera spoke to more than 40 women who were fortunate enough to escape ISIS captivity in Iraq.
She discovered that some of these abused women and girls were so severely and irreparably traumatised that they have been driven to end their own lives
wrong.
the USA only supported some extreme groups in Syria, before they turned out to be known as terrorists.
we never supported any terrorists in Iraq, ever.
the USA only supported some extreme groups in Syria, before they turned out to be known as terrorists.
we never supported any terrorists in Iraq, ever.
abasin: the declassified documents say otherwise.
No, they knew they were terrorists and supported them anyways, the groups were on the US governments own list of terrorist groups anf they supported them anyways.
wrong.
the USA only supported some extreme groups in Syria, before they turned out to be known as terrorists.
we never supported any terrorists in Iraq, ever.
No, they knew they were terrorists and supported them anyways, the groups were on the US governments own list of terrorist groups anf they supported them anyways.
He's right though. The USA did support the rise of ISIS. read the declassified documents, the USA supported ISIS because they were meant to oppse Bashar al assad. Its all on public record now, the US government supports terrorism.
one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.
He's right though. The USA did support the rise of ISIS. read the declassified documents, the USA supported ISIS because they were meant to oppse Bashar al assad. Its all on public record now, the US government supports terrorism.
and yet Russia hasn't dropped one single bomb on ISIS, or killed one single ISIS fighter.
there are ZERO Russian troops in Iraq or Syria fighting ISIS.
there are ZERO Russian troops in Iraq or Syria fighting ISIS.
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