Iraq and ISIS Discussion
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I saw the 60 minutes piece last night. It made me rage and my heart go out to those who are suffering.
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This is what gets my blood boiling. They left with the intent to fight for terrorists and we let them back in?
http://news.yahoo.com/official--some-americans-who-fought-in-syria-have-returned-160953525.html
http://news.yahoo.com/official--some-americans-who-fought-in-syria-have-returned-160953525.html
I miss Stick Death!!! That site was awesome.
http://www.iraqinews.com/iraq-war/u...raqi-soldiers-chlorine-gas-attack-saqlawiyah/
According to this, IS has used a chlorine gas attack in Iraq.
According to this, IS has used a chlorine gas attack in Iraq.
And I can only like this once? Life is so cruel.
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Holy shit. These fuckers are making their way south.
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No further along than what they have been.
The economics of Daesh:
Waiting for his job interview, the young Syrian was impressed by the array of high-end camera equipment, video-editing pods and overall organisation in the offices of his prospective employer. The salary, five times that of a typical Syrian civil servant, was not bad either.
“They offered me $1,500 a month, plus a car, a house and all the cameras I needed,” says the one-time tailor in his late 20s. “I remembered looking around the office. It was amazing the equipment they had in there. I remember thinking, these people can’t just be getting their money on their own. There has to be a state behind this.”
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/34e874ac-3dad-11e4-b782-00144feabdc0.html
Waiting for his job interview, the young Syrian was impressed by the array of high-end camera equipment, video-editing pods and overall organisation in the offices of his prospective employer. The salary, five times that of a typical Syrian civil servant, was not bad either.
“They offered me $1,500 a month, plus a car, a house and all the cameras I needed,” says the one-time tailor in his late 20s. “I remembered looking around the office. It was amazing the equipment they had in there. I remember thinking, these people can’t just be getting their money on their own. There has to be a state behind this.”
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/34e874ac-3dad-11e4-b782-00144feabdc0.html
Kraut783
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Kraut783
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One thing they never brought up.....what would have kept ISIS from forming.....Keep Syria (Assad) in power. The more dictators that fall, the more problems we have in the region....IMHO
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You really think so? I am not so sure.
Steps ISIL can take to lower it's carbon footprint.
http://www.clickhole.com/article/5-...ult&utm_medium=ShareTools&utm_source=facebook
http://www.clickhole.com/article/5-...ult&utm_medium=ShareTools&utm_source=facebook
All kaffir are now to pay jizya on carbon emissions.
http://www.nationaljournal.com/defe...of-planning-attacks-against-the-west-20140923
Scroll halfway down for a video footage of Tomahawks being launched. This gives me a major boner.
Scroll halfway down for a video footage of Tomahawks being launched. This gives me a major boner.
Red-Dot
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ISIS, meet my little friend.
What is that? I am guessing a test shot, but what bomb.
I'm going to go with GBU-57. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's what it is.
ETA: If not that, then some other bunker buster. However, I'm sticking with the larger -57 if the fighter jet can be used as a reliable scale item.
ETA: If not that, then some other bunker buster. However, I'm sticking with the larger -57 if the fighter jet can be used as a reliable scale item.
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