'Inevitable' Canada will face ISIS-style terror

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Originally Posted By: Mystic
ISIS is just the most dangerous terrorist organization at this time. ISIS has north of 30,000 terrorist members from some 70 countries (increasing all the time)and is wealthy, bringing in some 500,000 to 3 million dollars a day in oil revenue alone. They have murdered thousands of human beings.

Trying to compare ISIS with ordinary murderers or some cult is might be okay in some goofy college class but silly in the real world.


No one "compared them" to a cult, strawman. We were giving functional examples of WMD's in use by groups. And plenty of gov'ts have also "murdered thousands"...
 
Originally Posted By: antiqueshell
First we need to deal with the ones that created, financed, equipped, and encouraged these groups. The CIA, and Mossad.
They created these monsters, and they are ultimately responsible for the murders, mass destruction, and chaos.

It turns out the the biggest enemy we have is our own gov't, and its proxy.


Do you have any crack left in that pipe?
 
Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh
Originally Posted By: Mystic
This is the last time I will attempt to explain the difference between a terrorist organization and ordinary murderers, cults, etc.

Not so many years ago 19 terrorists were able to murder almost 3000 people in the USA and cause probably in excess of a trillion dollars worth of damage. Sure, some weird cult could potentially do the same. As was pointed out a cult in Japan attempted to kill a large number of people using poison gas. Although that cult with its resources and number of members could probably be considered for all practical purposes a terrorist organization.

There are different kinds of terrorists. A lone wolf terrorist might be able to kill only a few people. When the leading nation state that supports terrorism obtains nuclear weapons far larger numbers of people could potentially be killed. Maybe at that point some people here might be able to understand the difference between terrorist organizations and serial killers or cults.

It is unlikely that a serial murderer or even a cult would be able to obtain nuclear weapons. But nuclear weapons could potentially be supplied to a terrorist organization.

Very recently 15 individuals were arrested by some 800 police in Australia. Those individuals were apparently going to behead people on the streets and put the videos on social media and the internet. There has already been a public beheading of a British soldier in England which was video recorded.

If some people here are unable to understand the danger terrorist organizations represent to countries like the USA, Canada, etc., than this is as far as I am going to go to try to explain the danger. As long as the people who have to deal with the terrorist organizations understand what is going on that is all that matters. Some people at an internet website arguing over the difference between serial killers, cults, and terrorist organizations is not important.


Thanks for the history lesson and straw man arguments I never made or said, but I'm pretty well versed in the subject.

Terrorists do what they do because they want obsessive fear mongering and pants-wetting. Yes, 19 hijackers did do enormous damage largely because the feds and the dolt in the Oval Office were largely asleep at the wheel despite, in the paraphrased words of the 9/11 Commissions (which I've cover to cover), the "lights were blinking red" in the summer of 2001.

Terrorism is largely a law enforcement problem domestically and yes, ISIS is a concern. But of course, they want you to be obsessively fearful of an organization that controls mostly the [censored] parts of the Middle East in the impoverished Sunni parts of Iraq and Syria. They were allowed to do so by an ineffectual and corrupt Iraqi gov't and their cache of U.S. arms that were never fired and only dropped once...

ISIS is like al Qaida of Iraq: an effectively self-destructing organization that alienates everyone and has even made us strange bedfellows with Iran. Soon, the Baathist (secular, pan-Arab Nationalists) will get sick of their revisionist medieval tyranny and cut their throats...



There is a lot of blame to go around.

http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/bill-clinton-sept-10-2001-i-could-have-gotten-bin-laden
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/09/24/clinton.binladen/
http://www.factcheck.org/2008/01/clinton-passed-on-killing-bin-laden/
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2003/sep/1/20030901-102359-9067r/?page=all
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/attack/2001/11/12/clinton-usatcov.htm
http://books.google.com/books?id=38Q6p6V...ubl&f=false

Plenty of blame to go around maybe our elected leader can go and tell the world that ISIS is the Jay Vee team wearing Lakers Jerseys and are not Kobe Bryant.
 
Originally Posted By: dave1251
Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh
Originally Posted By: Mystic
This is the last time I will attempt to explain the difference between a terrorist organization and ordinary murderers, cults, etc.

Not so many years ago 19 terrorists were able to murder almost 3000 people in the USA and cause probably in excess of a trillion dollars worth of damage. Sure, some weird cult could potentially do the same. As was pointed out a cult in Japan attempted to kill a large number of people using poison gas. Although that cult with its resources and number of members could probably be considered for all practical purposes a terrorist organization.

There are different kinds of terrorists. A lone wolf terrorist might be able to kill only a few people. When the leading nation state that supports terrorism obtains nuclear weapons far larger numbers of people could potentially be killed. Maybe at that point some people here might be able to understand the difference between terrorist organizations and serial killers or cults.

It is unlikely that a serial murderer or even a cult would be able to obtain nuclear weapons. But nuclear weapons could potentially be supplied to a terrorist organization.

Very recently 15 individuals were arrested by some 800 police in Australia. Those individuals were apparently going to behead people on the streets and put the videos on social media and the internet. There has already been a public beheading of a British soldier in England which was video recorded.

If some people here are unable to understand the danger terrorist organizations represent to countries like the USA, Canada, etc., than this is as far as I am going to go to try to explain the danger. As long as the people who have to deal with the terrorist organizations understand what is going on that is all that matters. Some people at an internet website arguing over the difference between serial killers, cults, and terrorist organizations is not important.


Thanks for the history lesson and straw man arguments I never made or said, but I'm pretty well versed in the subject.

Terrorists do what they do because they want obsessive fear mongering and pants-wetting. Yes, 19 hijackers did do enormous damage largely because the feds and the dolt in the Oval Office were largely asleep at the wheel despite, in the paraphrased words of the 9/11 Commissions (which I've cover to cover), the "lights were blinking red" in the summer of 2001.

Terrorism is largely a law enforcement problem domestically and yes, ISIS is a concern. But of course, they want you to be obsessively fearful of an organization that controls mostly the [censored] parts of the Middle East in the impoverished Sunni parts of Iraq and Syria. They were allowed to do so by an ineffectual and corrupt Iraqi gov't and their cache of U.S. arms that were never fired and only dropped once...

ISIS is like al Qaida of Iraq: an effectively self-destructing organization that alienates everyone and has even made us strange bedfellows with Iran. Soon, the Baathist (secular, pan-Arab Nationalists) will get sick of their revisionist medieval tyranny and cut their throats...



There is a lot of blame to go around.

http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/bill-clinton-sept-10-2001-i-could-have-gotten-bin-laden
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/09/24/clinton.binladen/
http://www.factcheck.org/2008/01/clinton-passed-on-killing-bin-laden/
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2003/sep/1/20030901-102359-9067r/?page=all
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/attack/2001/11/12/clinton-usatcov.htm
http://books.google.com/books?id=38Q6p6V...ubl&f=false

Plenty of blame to go around maybe our elected leader can go and tell the world that ISIS is the Jay Vee team wearing Lakers Jerseys and are not Kobe Bryant.


There maybe plenty of blame to go around, including the same congressmen that mocked Clinton for "wagging the dog"...
 
Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh
CNN is reporting that "several Arab nations" are also conducting bombing raids...


OK are U.A.E, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia going to bail like the Arab league did in Libya?
 
Originally Posted By: dave1251
Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh
CNN is reporting that "several Arab nations" are also conducting bombing raids...


OK are U.A.E, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia going to bail like the Arab league did in Libya?


I dunno. But they are carrying out combat missions, not just "recon" or refueling. The speculation is that they are trying to destroy captured Iraqi and Syrian military equipment captured by ISIS to weaken their maneuver forces...

One might also add that all of the above Arab air forces are quite professional and well funded and equipped. I didn't even know Jordan now has a substantial fleet of F-16's...
 
Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh
Originally Posted By: dave1251
Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh
Originally Posted By: Mystic
This is the last time I will attempt to explain the difference between a terrorist organization and ordinary murderers, cults, etc.

Not so many years ago 19 terrorists were able to murder almost 3000 people in the USA and cause probably in excess of a trillion dollars worth of damage. Sure, some weird cult could potentially do the same. As was pointed out a cult in Japan attempted to kill a large number of people using poison gas. Although that cult with its resources and number of members could probably be considered for all practical purposes a terrorist organization.

There are different kinds of terrorists. A lone wolf terrorist might be able to kill only a few people. When the leading nation state that supports terrorism obtains nuclear weapons far larger numbers of people could potentially be killed. Maybe at that point some people here might be able to understand the difference between terrorist organizations and serial killers or cults.

It is unlikely that a serial murderer or even a cult would be able to obtain nuclear weapons. But nuclear weapons could potentially be supplied to a terrorist organization.

Very recently 15 individuals were arrested by some 800 police in Australia. Those individuals were apparently going to behead people on the streets and put the videos on social media and the internet. There has already been a public beheading of a British soldier in England which was video recorded.

If some people here are unable to understand the danger terrorist organizations represent to countries like the USA, Canada, etc., than this is as far as I am going to go to try to explain the danger. As long as the people who have to deal with the terrorist organizations understand what is going on that is all that matters. Some people at an internet website arguing over the difference between serial killers, cults, and terrorist organizations is not important.


Thanks for the history lesson and straw man arguments I never made or said, but I'm pretty well versed in the subject.

Terrorists do what they do because they want obsessive fear mongering and pants-wetting. Yes, 19 hijackers did do enormous damage largely because the feds and the dolt in the Oval Office were largely asleep at the wheel despite, in the paraphrased words of the 9/11 Commissions (which I've cover to cover), the "lights were blinking red" in the summer of 2001.

Terrorism is largely a law enforcement problem domestically and yes, ISIS is a concern. But of course, they want you to be obsessively fearful of an organization that controls mostly the [censored] parts of the Middle East in the impoverished Sunni parts of Iraq and Syria. They were allowed to do so by an ineffectual and corrupt Iraqi gov't and their cache of U.S. arms that were never fired and only dropped once...

ISIS is like al Qaida of Iraq: an effectively self-destructing organization that alienates everyone and has even made us strange bedfellows with Iran. Soon, the Baathist (secular, pan-Arab Nationalists) will get sick of their revisionist medieval tyranny and cut their throats...



There is a lot of blame to go around.

http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/bill-clinton-sept-10-2001-i-could-have-gotten-bin-laden
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/09/24/clinton.binladen/
http://www.factcheck.org/2008/01/clinton-passed-on-killing-bin-laden/
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2003/sep/1/20030901-102359-9067r/?page=all
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/attack/2001/11/12/clinton-usatcov.htm
http://books.google.com/books?id=38Q6p6V...ubl&f=false

Plenty of blame to go around maybe our elected leader can go and tell the world that ISIS is the Jay Vee team wearing Lakers Jerseys and are not Kobe Bryant.


There maybe plenty of blame to go around, including the same congressmen that mocked Clinton for "wagging the dog"...


Our current president has gotten Bin Laden and has used drones and other methods to kill / capture many other terrorist leaders in several countries. In the meantime, countless military personnel have been brought back out of harms way which also reduces direct military spending as well as all that taxpayer money that went to "contractors" or disappeared during the Bush years.

The people of Libya overthrew Qaddafi and Middle Eastern countries are finally stepping up to fight extremism in their backyard rather than getting young Americans to risk their lives. This is the way it should be. Why is it up to America to give the lives of it's young people and spend huge amounts of our money for the benefit of the MIC and Middle Eastern countries that are largely causing their own problems?
 
Well hopefully the bombing we did last night hit them hard, and we continue bombing them. Now if we can get regional ground troops from the area in that would be a plus, although I have a feeling the US will be on the ground at some point too.
 
Originally Posted By: demarpaint
Well hopefully the bombing we did last night hit them hard, and we continue bombing them. Now if we can get regional ground troops from the area in that would be a plus, although I have a feeling the US will be on the ground at some point too.


I wish we had not bombed at night. I fear we blew up a lot of empty buildings. I rather the buildings been chock full of isis members and been hit in the middle of the morning.
 
I am afraid that eventually we will have to have ground troops after we do a lot of bombing. The Iraqi military just is not getting the job done. The Kurds are good fighters but they are too few, and not enough equipment is being supplied to them.

But we will not need an army of 500,000 solders. We would probably need something like 25,000 or so. But we have to speed up the destruction of ISIS because if they keep growing at the rate they have been growing they could have 100,000 terrorists before too much longer. They grew from about 1500 to over 31,000 in a relatively short period of time. In a way however it is good to have all of these savages in one place.

And I do think the bombing should have taken place in the daytime when those buildings were occupied. If I find out there are people in the USA attacking at night to reduce ISIS deaths I am going to be very angry. These ISIS murderers have already murdered thousands of human beings. This is a war, even if some are not willing for political reasons to call it a war. With no opposition from enemy aircraft or antiaircraft equipment a daytime attack could have been launched.

Maybe they could have even got some of the top leadership. You know the big wheels are probably sleeping at night in comfortable beds.
 
Originally Posted By: antiqueshell

Just like Obama needs to "convince" the American people of the
need to wage war on this "supposed" rebel group ISIS...


You don't believe they are a radical group who like to kill?
What is supposed about them?
 
OPP are now on high alert:

http://ottawacitizen.com/storyline/opp-on-high-alert-after-isis-urges-its-members-to-attack-canada

Quote:
The speech from the Islamic State extremist group earlier this week urged attacks on Canada and other western countries, including their police forces.


A security bulletin titled “Officer Safety: Jihadists Threats to Police” obtained by Postmedia was sent to members of the Ontario Provincial Police on Wednesday.

It states that there is no information about direct threats to Canada. However, it says:

A possibility exists that IS supporters in Ontario may be inspired to commit such acts as result of the recently released video.

OPP spokesman Sgt. Peter Leon confirmed today that the bulletin was issued this week for reasons of officer safety.

In a 42-minute audio recording released late Sunday, a spokesman for Islamic State, the militant group controlling parts of Iraq and Syria, called on Muslims to kill anyone whose country was taking part in a U.S.-led coalition to fight the group, including Canadians.

Followers were urged to “strike their police, security and intelligence members, as well as their treacherous agents.”
This explicit threat to police needs to be taken very seriously.
— OPP memo

The memo refers to an incident earlier this week in which two Australian officers were reportedly lured to the front of their station and attacked by a knife-wielding man “with jihadist ties.”

The attacker was shot dead and the officers survived.
This demonstrates clear intention to target, kill and decapitate frontline officers and that prior planning was involved.
— OPP memo

Canada is currently contemplating a larger role in the Middle East crisis with Prime Minister Stephen Harper telling reporters today “we don’t just stand on the sidelines.”


“Canada and the United Kingdom share deep historical bonds and an important working partnership. We look forward to this friendship continuing well into the future.”

The prime minister said the Islamic State group poses a significant threat to Canadian security.

Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird said Thursday that if Canada were to play a combat role, such as participating in airstrikes, it would be subject to a vote in Parliament.
 
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