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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou] 2
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And ISIS probably gained a few thousand new recruits as a result.
And the cycle of killing continues.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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With their brother Barry's support being cut off I doubt thats gonna be the case.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said: And ISIS probably gained a few thousand new recruits as a result.
And the cycle of killing continues.
I know, taking out only the leaders has had minimal effect. We need to be more aggressive and take out every last one of them. Cannot show the enemy any mercy. We've had a weak, effiminate, muslim sympathizer president for the last 8 years and this is what we're left with. I hope Trump takes on a better aggressive policy dealing with terrorists.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: MightyWhite] 1
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MightyWhite said: We need to be more aggressive and take out every last one of them. Cannot show the enemy any mercy.
We need to show the world that the US is even more brutal than ISIS?
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03] 2
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However, it is not the first time claims have emerged that al-Baghdadi has been either hurt or killed and there has yet to be official confirmation.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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Yes, without a doubt.
What we've been doing obviously isnt effective enough. How long do you want this to go on for? How many more innocent people should keep living in fear or be killed?
I don't understand why you would question this. Let's say you have cockroaches in your house, do you just kill one and hope the rest go away or do you go balls out and take care of the entire infestation? You know, war isn't pretty by any means, what do you really expect? It's not like we're the ones beheading people or burning them alive in cages.
We wipe IS off the face of the earth and just maybe these good middle eastern people can have their countries back and the refugee situation can improve.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: MightyWhite] 1
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MightyWhite said:
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MightyWhite said: We need to be more aggressive and take out every last one of them. Cannot show the enemy any mercy.
We need to show the world that the US is even more brutal than ISIS? 
Yes, without a doubt.
What we've been doing obviously isnt effective enough. How long do you want this to go on for? How many more innocent people should keep living in fear or be killed?
I don't understand why you would question this. Let's say you have cockroaches in your house, do you just kill one and hope the rest go away or do you go balls out and take care of the entire infestation? You know, war isn't pretty by any means, what do you really expect? It's not like we're the ones beheading people or burning them alive in cages.
We wipe IS off the face of the earth and just maybe these good middle eastern people can have their countries back and the refugee situation can improve.
The majority of the people in the Middle East just want to be left alone so they can try and live their lives. As the US shows what a brutal country it is by killing people with no mercy, including any 'collateral damage' that might be in range of ISIS, people there start to turn against us.
When the US bombs a hospital with someone's family inside because that hospital was believed to have an ISIS member, people turn against us.
The more people we kill, the more will turn against us, the more we kill and on and on it goes.
If I lived in the Middle East, why would I side with the US if they're proving to be more brutal than ISIS?
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03] 1
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MightyWhite said:
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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said:
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MightyWhite said: We need to be more aggressive and take out every last one of them. Cannot show the enemy any mercy.
We need to show the world that the US is even more brutal than ISIS? 
Yes, without a doubt.
What we've been doing obviously isnt effective enough. How long do you want this to go on for? How many more innocent people should keep living in fear or be killed?
I don't understand why you would question this. Let's say you have cockroaches in your house, do you just kill one and hope the rest go away or do you go balls out and take care of the entire infestation? You know, war isn't pretty by any means, what do you really expect? It's not like we're the ones beheading people or burning them alive in cages.
We wipe IS off the face of the earth and just maybe these good middle eastern people can have their countries back and the refugee situation can improve.
The majority of the people in the Middle East just want to be left alone so they can try and live their lives. As the US shows what a brutal country it is by killing people with no mercy, including any 'collateral damage' that might be in range of ISIS, people there start to turn against us.
When the US bombs a hospital with someone's family inside because that hospital was believed to have an ISIS member, people turn against us.
The more people we kill, the more will turn against us, the more we kill and on and on it goes.
If I lived in the Middle East, why would I side with the US if they're proving to be more brutal than ISIS?
Excellent post. I would add that, if you live in Syria or Afghanistan, or many other places, and you see warplanes and bombs that were 'made in the USA' falling indiscriminately on Muslim civilians, it sure begins to look like an overt and intentional persecution of Islamic society. I know many here don't have a rosy view of Islam, but creating the perception in millions of people that we are attacking Muslims seemingly with prejudice is not a formula for long-term security.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: DividedQuantum]
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: MightyWhite] 1
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It amazes me that there are people in the world still espousing the Clausewitzian theory of warfare. Even Clausewitz himself was trying to revise his theories, and warned against publishing his manuscripts in the event that he died before he could finish his revisions.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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MightyWhite said: We need to be more aggressive and take out every last one of them. Cannot show the enemy any mercy.
We need to show the world that the US is even more brutal than ISIS? 
Yes, without a doubt.
What we've been doing obviously isnt effective enough. How long do you want this to go on for? How many more innocent people should keep living in fear or be killed?
I don't understand why you would question this. Let's say you have cockroaches in your house, do you just kill one and hope the rest go away or do you go balls out and take care of the entire infestation? You know, war isn't pretty by any means, what do you really expect? It's not like we're the ones beheading people or burning them alive in cages.
We wipe IS off the face of the earth and just maybe these good middle eastern people can have their countries back and the refugee situation can improve.
The majority of the people in the Middle East just want to be left alone so they can try and live their lives. As the US shows what a brutal country it is by killing people with no mercy, including any 'collateral damage' that might be in range of ISIS, people there start to turn against us.
When the US bombs a hospital with someone's family inside because that hospital was believed to have an ISIS member, people turn against us.
The more people we kill, the more will turn against us, the more we kill and on and on it goes.
If I lived in the Middle East, why would I side with the US if they're proving to be more brutal than ISIS?
I'll be the first to say that US military action in the Middle East has been a disaster, but lets not be naive here, that region has plenty of brutality all on its own.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: qman]
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qman said: I'll be the first to say that US military action in the Middle East has been a disaster, but lets not be naive here, that region has plenty of brutality all on its own.
I don't think there's any naivety here. The question is simply "who's more brutal?"
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: DividedQuantum]
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MightyWhite said: We need to be more aggressive and take out every last one of them. Cannot show the enemy any mercy.
We need to show the world that the US is even more brutal than ISIS? 
Yes, without a doubt.
What we've been doing obviously isnt effective enough. How long do you want this to go on for? How many more innocent people should keep living in fear or be killed?
I don't understand why you would question this. Let's say you have cockroaches in your house, do you just kill one and hope the rest go away or do you go balls out and take care of the entire infestation? You know, war isn't pretty by any means, what do you really expect? It's not like we're the ones beheading people or burning them alive in cages.
We wipe IS off the face of the earth and just maybe these good middle eastern people can have their countries back and the refugee situation can improve.
The majority of the people in the Middle East just want to be left alone so they can try and live their lives. As the US shows what a brutal country it is by killing people with no mercy, including any 'collateral damage' that might be in range of ISIS, people there start to turn against us.
When the US bombs a hospital with someone's family inside because that hospital was believed to have an ISIS member, people turn against us.
The more people we kill, the more will turn against us, the more we kill and on and on it goes.
If I lived in the Middle East, why would I side with the US if they're proving to be more brutal than ISIS?
Excellent post. I would add that, if you live in Syria or Afghanistan, or many other places, and you see warplanes and bombs that were 'made in the USA' falling indiscriminately on Muslim civilians, it sure begins to look like an overt and intentional persecution of Islamic society. I know many here don't have a rosy view of Islam, but creating the perception in millions of people that we are attacking Muslims seemingly with prejudice is not a formula for long-term security.
So with that being said, why would anyone want to have millions of these disenfranchised people moving into the US or EU? It's a recipe for disaster like we have already seen.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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qman said: I'll be the first to say that US military action in the Middle East has been a disaster, but lets not be naive here, that region has plenty of brutality all on its own.
I don't think there's any naivety here. The question is simply "who's more brutal?"
Going into Iraq was just plain stupid the second time, with that being said, living in Iraq prior to that time period was not good.
"who's more brutal?"
The leaders in the ME that maintain the status quo, a bomb that kills hundreds seems like the worse event of all-time, a regime that oppresses and brutalizes tens to hundreds of millions of people is even worse.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: qman]
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qman said: "who's more brutal?"
The leaders in the ME that maintain the status quo, a bomb that kills hundreds seems like the worse event of all-time, a regime that oppresses and brutalizes tens to hundreds of millions of people is even worse.
Maybe the West should stop supporting these leaders?
In Afghanistan, we sided with the Mujahideen who were fighting a progressive Government (and who eventually turned against us).
In Syria we are supporting ISIS who is also fighting a more progressive Government. 
We always seem to support the side fighting against a progressive Government. I think it's all about keeping the military industrial complex funded.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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All radical militant muslims are a movement and not a heiarchy. This is why as long as there are radical muslims there will be jihad.
Movements are hard to kill, derail or otherwise engage. It's not like political heiarchy and western political movments.
You can't kill a philosphy. People have tried to eras ideas from the world and nobody has ever succedded. Burning books just gets the book read more.
This is one reason the rainbow family doesn't have leaders. It's not anarchy either. Completely opposite of radical muslims as it's non-vilolent but the survivability is similar
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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qman said: "who's more brutal?"
The leaders in the ME that maintain the status quo, a bomb that kills hundreds seems like the worse event of all-time, a regime that oppresses and brutalizes tens to hundreds of millions of people is even worse.
Maybe the West should stop supporting these leaders?
In Afghanistan, we sided with the Mujahideen who were fighting a progressive Government (and who eventually turned against us).
In Syria we are supporting ISIS who is also fighting a more progressive Government. 
We always seem to support the side fighting against a progressive Government. I think it's all about keeping the military industrial complex funded.
I don't think there's some conspiracy to destroy progressive governments in that part of the world, I think it happens when the US pursues its economic and military interests.
It's much easier to partner up with a dictator than some democratic government with many factions.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03] 1
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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said: We always seem to support the side fighting against a progressive Government. I think it's all about keeping the military industrial complex funded.
That is so true, and the extent to which the United States has engaged in such behavior over the last sixty years is much more comprehensive than most Americans realize. Examples are legion, and defense spending and arms sales are much more important to the "masters of the universe" than anything resembling principle.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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MightyWhite said: We need to be more aggressive and take out every last one of them. Cannot show the enemy any mercy.
We need to show the world that the US is even more brutal than ISIS? 
Yes, without a doubt.
What we've been doing obviously isnt effective enough. How long do you want this to go on for? How many more innocent people should keep living in fear or be killed?
I don't understand why you would question this. Let's say you have cockroaches in your house, do you just kill one and hope the rest go away or do you go balls out and take care of the entire infestation? You know, war isn't pretty by any means, what do you really expect? It's not like we're the ones beheading people or burning them alive in cages.
We wipe IS off the face of the earth and just maybe these good middle eastern people can have their countries back and the refugee situation can improve.
The majority of the people in the Middle East just want to be left alone so they can try and live their lives. As the US shows what a brutal country it is by killing people with no mercy, including any 'collateral damage' that might be in range of ISIS, people there start to turn against us.
When the US bombs a hospital with someone's family inside because that hospital was believed to have an ISIS member, people turn against us.
The more people we kill, the more will turn against us, the more we kill and on and on it goes.
If I lived in the Middle East, why would I side with the US if they're proving to be more brutal than ISIS?
You would think but thats not what happens. They partied pretty heavily when a few cities in Syria were finally liberated about 4 weeks back. Christians held the first mass there in years, almost a decade. Most of them are more then happy to have the help.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said: If I lived in the Middle East, why would I side with the US if they're proving to be more brutal than ISIS?
You would think but thats not what happens. They partied pretty heavily when a few cities in Syria were finally liberated about 4 weeks back. Christians held the first mass there in years, almost a decade. Most of them are more then happy to have the help.
Russia liberated Aleppo, not the US.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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Russia is even more brutal then the US when it comes to war. If what you said held true the population should've been outraged.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
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Russia is the country that liberated Aleppo from the US backed rebels. They partied pretty heavily when they were finally liberated about 4 weeks back. Christians held the first mass there in years, almost a decade.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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Full of shit, even with your degree.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
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Bodhi of Ankou said: Full of shit, even with your degree.
Google it.
I'm surprised you would make such a strong statement about something that can so easily be looked up.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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If what you said about people turning against us was true. The population would've been picking up arms against Russia. The US going after ISIS under Trumps administration is going to achieve the same effect, because they will no longer be funding and training them while pretending to be attacking them.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
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Riiiiiighhhtt.
Because POTUS has unilateral say about what the deep state does.
Trump is a puppet, just a dumber one than obama was.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: The Ecstatic]
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Im sure theres a shadowy undercover element of the government at play here. What a wild conspiracy theory. I bet you believe the rothschild are reptilians or something too, yessh.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
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If what you said about people turning against us was true. The population would've been picking up arms against Russia.
For rescuing them from US backed aggression? 
You should quit while you're only very far behind.
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So you're saying Trump is going to team up with Russia?
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
#24039003 - 01/25/17 03:46 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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Obama and Kerry were purposefully nurturing and growing ISIS as a weapon to use against their political enemies. So yeah, under Trump their gonna be freed from US created aggressions. Its fucked, right? Its literally treason.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
#24039017 - 01/25/17 03:49 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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Bodhi of Ankou said: Obama and Kerry were purposefully nurturing and growing ISIS as a weapon to use against their political enemies.
I finally agree.
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Bodhi of Ankou said: So yeah, under Trump their gonna be freed from US created aggressions. Its fucked, right?
It is. Glad you finally agree.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03] 1
#24039051 - 01/25/17 03:57 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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Im not so convinced that trump is the person to derail the US war machine.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: The Ecstatic]
#24039071 - 01/25/17 04:00 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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The military is an extension of the Presidents power. They don't even need congress to do more than pass a budget.
Trump is all about power. If he plays his political cards well and stops crying like a little girl, he could have lot's of friends.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Morel Guy]
#24039079 - 01/25/17 04:02 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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But the military isnt ONLY influenced by the president.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: The Ecstatic]
#24039334 - 01/25/17 05:22 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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No but it's a hierarchy. The President is the head hancho, the Commander in Chief. Then there is the Joint Chiefs as well as Congress and the Senate.
They don't care much for a public portion that is not supportive. It's a lot like a cancer that takes over everything. Instead it kills others.
They can't fight the whole world. I think Trump is wanting to take on the entire world. Does the world really require America? I think they could do just fine without us. Although it would be very difficult the way things are currently.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
#24039908 - 01/25/17 09:42 PM (7 years, 5 days ago) |
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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said:
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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said: Russia is the country that liberated Aleppo from the US backed rebels. They partied pretty heavily when they were finally liberated about 4 weeks back. Christians held the first mass there in years, almost a decade.
Full of shit, even with your degree.
Google it.
I'm surprised you would make such a strong statement about something that can so easily be looked up.
Interestingly, Tulsi Gabbard just got back from a fact-finding mission in Syria to see and hear directly from the Syrian people.
A VERY interesting read.
I was going to copy/paste the highlights, but there's so many I didn't know what to choose. Ok here's the main point:
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Tulsi Gabbard said: Their message to the American people was powerful and consistent: There is no difference between “moderate” rebels and al-Qaeda (al-Nusra) or ISIS — they are all the same. This is a war between terrorists under the command of groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda and the Syrian government. They cry out for the U.S. and other countries to stop supporting those who are destroying Syria and her people.
I heard this message over and over again from those who have suffered and survived unspeakable horrors. They asked that I share their voice with the world...
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
#24040238 - 01/26/17 01:00 AM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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I have a feeling we're in for a very interesting year.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03] 2
#24040506 - 01/26/17 06:59 AM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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Gabbard is great, i hope she runs in 2020.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou] 1
#24040670 - 01/26/17 08:27 AM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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Bodhi of Ankou said: MOTHERFUCKING MADDOG MATTIS.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4147366/ISIS-boss-charge-executing-women-killed-Mosul.html

Fuck him. We helped create ISIS and terrorism will never end as long as civilians keep getting caught in between the fighting. We could really benefit from a non intervention standpoint. Nothing wrong with keeping our troops here and keeping intel out there while bolstering our defense at home.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: LAITMTB]
#24040759 - 01/26/17 09:25 AM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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America The Levant First!
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: LAITMTB]
#24041650 - 01/26/17 03:34 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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LAITMTB said:
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Bodhi of Ankou said: MOTHERFUCKING MADDOG MATTIS.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4147366/ISIS-boss-charge-executing-women-killed-Mosul.html

Fuck him. We helped create ISIS and terrorism will never end as long as civilians keep getting caught in between the fighting. We could really benefit from a non intervention standpoint. Nothing wrong with keeping our troops here and keeping intel out there while bolstering our defense at home.
Your bro Barry created ISIS. Trump is going to destroy it.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
#24041688 - 01/26/17 03:47 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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I hope so. We'll see.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
#24041829 - 01/26/17 04:44 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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Quote:
Bodhi of Ankou said:
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LAITMTB said:
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Bodhi of Ankou said: MOTHERFUCKING MADDOG MATTIS.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4147366/ISIS-boss-charge-executing-women-killed-Mosul.html

Fuck him. We helped create ISIS and terrorism will never end as long as civilians keep getting caught in between the fighting. We could really benefit from a non intervention standpoint. Nothing wrong with keeping our troops here and keeping intel out there while bolstering our defense at home.
Your bro Barry created ISIS. Trump is going to destroy it.
Thats terribly inaccurate and the only thing Trump will destroy is this country's hope.
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: LAITMTB]
#24041884 - 01/26/17 05:02 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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No its a 100% accurate, youre the one living in liberal fantasyland where up is down and down is up.
https://www.youtube.com/shared?ci=pT7XNXM5ibE
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
#24041914 - 01/26/17 05:18 PM (7 years, 4 days ago) |
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No, its not.
Video clips of no relating points dont prove yours
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Re: First day at the Helm and Maddog already critically injured ISIS's leader [Re: LAITMTB]
#24042774 - 01/26/17 11:54 PM (7 years, 3 days ago) |
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Literally only tabloids are running this story.
Why do you call him "maddog"
Were u USMC?
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