ISIS burns Jordanian pilot alive
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Originally Posted By: Kira
Hello, The "funtastic" cockroach smearing these scum deserves is always good for the ego but you gotta remember these dogs hide in and around innocent people.
Many of these innocent people are our sources for intel against ISIS.
Eradicating these maniacs will take finesse. As a nation we've evolved away from carpet bombing.
It is too bad dealing with the world isn't more like a video game but that's the reality. Kira
Very true. I don't think anybody in the world wants to brutalize the innocent villagers again after ISIS already has. Its like a body cancer that is entangled with good organs and cells, you need to be careful not to kill the person if you go after the cancer.
Hello, The "funtastic" cockroach smearing these scum deserves is always good for the ego but you gotta remember these dogs hide in and around innocent people.
Many of these innocent people are our sources for intel against ISIS.
Eradicating these maniacs will take finesse. As a nation we've evolved away from carpet bombing.
It is too bad dealing with the world isn't more like a video game but that's the reality. Kira
Very true. I don't think anybody in the world wants to brutalize the innocent villagers again after ISIS already has. Its like a body cancer that is entangled with good organs and cells, you need to be careful not to kill the person if you go after the cancer.
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Point taken but on the ground that's not always the case as seen in the fight between the Kurd Peshmerga and forward deployed elements of ISIS. That has been open combat in many cases. And the Kurds have been out gunned and out numbered, yet prevailed (for now) because they are some tough m-eff'ers. Yet we cower from properly supporting them because its not politically correct. Yet.
I hope, but not so sure, that people are waking up. This year is the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Holocaust. They tried to exterminate every Armenian (most all were Christian) in the early 1900's. Conservative count puts it at 1.5 million murdered. The world sat and watched and basically did nothing. Hitler was quoted before WWII when being asked about how he was going to get away with murdering Jews said, "Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?"
So have we learned? I hope so...
So have we learned? I hope so...
Originally Posted By: LoneRanger
ISIS to me is just as real, just an urgent a threat as the rise of Nazism in the 1930's. They're more ruthless, more savage, more brutal. Yet the West fiddles and fidgets while the mideast begins to burn under the ISIS torch.
Time to wake the [censored] up.
Ruthlessness, savagery, and brutality, are nothing new.
Ever hear of Josef Mengele, Shiro Ishii, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot? All truly evil men. Like those evil men, isis needs to be stopped. Period.
ISIS to me is just as real, just an urgent a threat as the rise of Nazism in the 1930's. They're more ruthless, more savage, more brutal. Yet the West fiddles and fidgets while the mideast begins to burn under the ISIS torch.
Time to wake the [censored] up.
Ruthlessness, savagery, and brutality, are nothing new.
Ever hear of Josef Mengele, Shiro Ishii, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot? All truly evil men. Like those evil men, isis needs to be stopped. Period.
My thoughts.
I looked at the Video, you may also if you wish. Google would be your friend.
My personal belief is that everyone should see it just as most everyone saw the horrors of the Nazi prison camps.
Everyone in the world needs to be aware of what these Sons Of [censored] are capable of, to call them animals is an insult to all Gods creatures, even the serpent.
Really the dark angle is censured?
I looked at the Video, you may also if you wish. Google would be your friend.
My personal belief is that everyone should see it just as most everyone saw the horrors of the Nazi prison camps.
Everyone in the world needs to be aware of what these Sons Of [censored] are capable of, to call them animals is an insult to all Gods creatures, even the serpent.
Really the dark angle is censured?
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Originally Posted By: 02SE
Ruthlessness, savagery, and brutality, are nothing new.
Ever hear of Josef Mengele, Shiro Ishii, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot? All truly evil men. Like those evil men, isis needs to be stopped. Period.
True, but I sense an underlying current among my fellow citizens that those sort of mass evil under takings don't happen anymore, that its a happy internet connected social world here in the current day and all that stuff is soooooo 20th century and before.... that we're too Utopian for that to prevail in the world today. Just ask any millenial, they'll explain it to you.
Ruthlessness, savagery, and brutality, are nothing new.
Ever hear of Josef Mengele, Shiro Ishii, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot? All truly evil men. Like those evil men, isis needs to be stopped. Period.
True, but I sense an underlying current among my fellow citizens that those sort of mass evil under takings don't happen anymore, that its a happy internet connected social world here in the current day and all that stuff is soooooo 20th century and before.... that we're too Utopian for that to prevail in the world today. Just ask any millenial, they'll explain it to you.
Originally Posted By: rshaw125
Remember people we helped ISIS get started. The current mess in the middle east is partially our fault.
+1
Everytime US intervened somewhere, nasty unintended consequences followed. you would think politicians should learn basic history, but they are apparently very dyslexic, or just follow the (higher paying lobbyist) money.
Remember people we helped ISIS get started. The current mess in the middle east is partially our fault.
+1
Everytime US intervened somewhere, nasty unintended consequences followed. you would think politicians should learn basic history, but they are apparently very dyslexic, or just follow the (higher paying lobbyist) money.
Originally Posted By: 02SE
Ever hear of Josef Mengele, Shiro Ishii, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot? All truly evil men. Like those evil men, isis needs to be stopped. Period.
Add Che Guevara to that list.
Ever hear of Josef Mengele, Shiro Ishii, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot? All truly evil men. Like those evil men, isis needs to be stopped. Period.
Add Che Guevara to that list.
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Originally Posted By: friendly_jacek
Originally Posted By: rshaw125
Remember people we helped ISIS get started. The current mess in the middle east is partially our fault.
+1
Everytime US intervened somewhere, nasty unintended consequences followed. you would think politicians should learn basic history, but they are apparently very dyslexic, or just follow the (higher paying lobbyist) money.
I actually partially agree with this. We should have left Saddam Hussein in power and simply contained him. He did keep order, in the only way order can often be kept in that part of the world-- by brute force.
Originally Posted By: rshaw125
Remember people we helped ISIS get started. The current mess in the middle east is partially our fault.
+1
Everytime US intervened somewhere, nasty unintended consequences followed. you would think politicians should learn basic history, but they are apparently very dyslexic, or just follow the (higher paying lobbyist) money.
I actually partially agree with this. We should have left Saddam Hussein in power and simply contained him. He did keep order, in the only way order can often be kept in that part of the world-- by brute force.
Originally Posted By: LoneRanger
Originally Posted By: friendly_jacek
Originally Posted By: rshaw125
Remember people we helped ISIS get started. The current mess in the middle east is partially our fault.
+1
Everytime US intervened somewhere, nasty unintended consequences followed. you would think politicians should learn basic history, but they are apparently very dyslexic, or just follow the (higher paying lobbyist) money.
I actually partially agree with this. We should have left Saddam Hussein in power and simply contained him. He did keep order, in the only way order can often be kept in that part of the world-- by an iron fist.
We're never going to influence any peace in that part of the world. It's like whack-a-mole, you hit one and another group pops up. Same hatred, different name.
Originally Posted By: friendly_jacek
Originally Posted By: rshaw125
Remember people we helped ISIS get started. The current mess in the middle east is partially our fault.
+1
Everytime US intervened somewhere, nasty unintended consequences followed. you would think politicians should learn basic history, but they are apparently very dyslexic, or just follow the (higher paying lobbyist) money.
I actually partially agree with this. We should have left Saddam Hussein in power and simply contained him. He did keep order, in the only way order can often be kept in that part of the world-- by an iron fist.
We're never going to influence any peace in that part of the world. It's like whack-a-mole, you hit one and another group pops up. Same hatred, different name.
Originally Posted By: rshaw125
Remember people we helped ISIS get started. The current mess in the middle east is partially our fault.
Doesn't mean we can't correct a wrong.
Remember people we helped ISIS get started. The current mess in the middle east is partially our fault.
Doesn't mean we can't correct a wrong.
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Originally Posted By: dishdude
We're never going to influence any peace in that part of the world. It's like whack-a-mole, you hit one and another group pops up. Same hatred, different name.
Agree, up to a point. There is however proof via countries like Turkey that there can be peace , moderation, and prosperity in the region with a somewhat secular democracy feel to the government. Key word is prosperity. People have to have jobs and a viable economy in which to live that provides some opportunity. I'm trying to think of other nations in the region that qualify, but Turkey is all that comes to mind at the moment.
We're never going to influence any peace in that part of the world. It's like whack-a-mole, you hit one and another group pops up. Same hatred, different name.
Agree, up to a point. There is however proof via countries like Turkey that there can be peace , moderation, and prosperity in the region with a somewhat secular democracy feel to the government. Key word is prosperity. People have to have jobs and a viable economy in which to live that provides some opportunity. I'm trying to think of other nations in the region that qualify, but Turkey is all that comes to mind at the moment.
Originally Posted By: Trav
Time to give up with the PC B.S. and use some terror weapons of our own.
No holds barred, napalm, cluster bombs, flame throwers, spooky, mutilation, etc. Show this filthy vermin what real terror is all about.
Standing orders, no prisoners, if it moves kill it and burn the earth behind them.
Its a proven method and it works.
IMO showing this scum brutality beyond their wildest imagination is the way to go.
The thing is though, when the going gets tough for those terrorists, they start hiding behind civilians.
Time to give up with the PC B.S. and use some terror weapons of our own.
No holds barred, napalm, cluster bombs, flame throwers, spooky, mutilation, etc. Show this filthy vermin what real terror is all about.
Standing orders, no prisoners, if it moves kill it and burn the earth behind them.
Its a proven method and it works.
IMO showing this scum brutality beyond their wildest imagination is the way to go.
The thing is though, when the going gets tough for those terrorists, they start hiding behind civilians.
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Originally Posted By: BobsArmory
Coming to a country near you............
I have a few good friends who I talk politics with.. They all say ISIS isnt a threat.
I disagree.
Ask those buddies if they think having a safe haven for terrorist training is not a threat. Its the same reason we didn't want the Taliban/Afghanistan sheltering Bin Laden's gang.
Originally Posted By: BobsArmory
Coming to a country near you............
I have a few good friends who I talk politics with.. They all say ISIS isnt a threat.
I disagree.
Ask those buddies if they think having a safe haven for terrorist training is not a threat. Its the same reason we didn't want the Taliban/Afghanistan sheltering Bin Laden's gang.
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Originally Posted By: 02SE
Ever hear of Josef Mengele, Shiro Ishii, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot? All truly evil men. Like those evil men, isis needs to be stopped. Period.
Add Che Guevara to that list.
Of course. There are many more that belong on that list too. The North Korean "dear leader" and his father and grandfather come to mind. My point is that isis and their savage tactics are nothing new.
Originally Posted By: 02SE
Ever hear of Josef Mengele, Shiro Ishii, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot? All truly evil men. Like those evil men, isis needs to be stopped. Period.
Add Che Guevara to that list.
Of course. There are many more that belong on that list too. The North Korean "dear leader" and his father and grandfather come to mind. My point is that isis and their savage tactics are nothing new.
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