Iraq and ISIS Discussion
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Awww, TR is such a good boy though. Maybe TR and Benny want treats or an unguarded plate of bacon, everyone loves bacon.
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But...but...Che' was a champion of the oppressed, a victor for the downtrodden
Che' would be shitting his tighty-whities if he knew he was the face of The Gap....
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But...but...Che' was a champion of the oppressed, a victor for the downtrodden
Che' would be shitting his tighty-whities if he knew he was the face of The Gap....
Isn't that the truth...poor ole' Che.
I would have loved to have had the opportunity to punch him in his throat until it was mushy....
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He has some tough recruiting numbers to beat though. According to the media’s logic, Obama was the Emir of recruits for the hijrah.
https://www.nber.org/digest/jun16/w22190.html
Morons, and if he escaped they say Trump was helping ISIS by his inability to kill the goat fucker.
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Ho lee fuk, glad that's not our problem. Although, if that camp isn't brought to heel it's going to create a shitload of problems for the region. For some reason though, I think a destabilized Syria might be good for the Turks.
Inside the ISIS prison camp 'little caliphate' breeding the next generation of jihadis
Inside the ISIS prison camp 'little caliphate' breeding the next generation of jihadis
Only solution is to execute them all.
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No way; turn them loose on Russia.
The one in the purple burka is hawt.
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Honestly, I'm just glad that isn't our problem. Might have been more humane to have firebombed ISIL's cities and strongholds, especially after what happened to their captives. Forensic archaeologists are going to be busy for decades when the area finally calms down.
I just hope to god our idiot liberal politicians, religious kooks, and well meaning idiots don't try to import these those people into the Americas.
I get the feeling that Turkey might just do that to stir the pot and destabilize the RUS. Edrogan is a retard, but the people running Turkey's intel branches know what they're doing.
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People tend to think selfishly. If ISIS hasn't *touched* them personally, they don't exist in their world. Many of us here have been touched by their actions in one way or another, or, we are aware of world events enough to know the danger they can eventually pose to the entire world. I guess that's why we refer to them as "average." They simply don't care about much other than themselves....
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These people are living in the 8th Century. The world is too small for people living in the 8th Century, especially when the sole purpose of their existence is mass murder. Luckily, we have enough bullets for all of them.
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As much as I agree with you, I don't think a portion of the country shares the same sentiment. Even if we had done something, the Europeans and the cunt's at the UN would have screamed bloody murder. It's worrisome how anti-American our media apparatus has become and how much influence outsiders have had in shaping our public's psyche.
I dunno. At this stage, I'm unsure if the American public will stomach the unpleasantness of an increasingly interconnected world.
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