The genocide on christians in Iraq and Syria

mini0013xx wrote:

Mad Mike wrote:Seems like finally the world is realising that, as bad as they might be, the Syrian government is the only way to go if you are to stabilize the country and the region.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/aug/22/bashar-al-assad-syria-james-foley-british-us-foreign-policy?CMP=fb_gu

Hopefully this could lead to co-operation with the Syrian government (although it's very unlikely considering the US and it's allies have invested millions into taking them down) to get rid of these terrorist scum.

Syrian government is better than the Syrian rebels.

And, once Syria gets themselves together in their own country (as there's a huge free for all in that area) then they can move on to deal with ISIS and other terror organizations they're fighting to get their land back under their own control.

Just watched the news (I'm surprised mainstream media actually showed something important for once) and they showed a video of almost 200 Syrian soldiers being excecuted by IS.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/youtube-video-posted-by-isis-militants-shows-execution-of-250-syrian-soldiers-9697532.html

I know the Syrian government aren't exactly angels, but they are definitely better than the alternative like you said. And most of those soldiers are just normal husbands/fathers/sons of all religions and ethnicity fighting for their country and people in self defense...

Thu Aug 28, 2014 6:28 pm

I'm here to bring an end to this debate ...
Because no terrorist shall ever live after Abbot has his way!

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Tue Sep 09, 2014 7:13 am

IDredMan wrote:I'm here to bring an end to this debate ...
Because no terrorist shall ever live after Abbot has his way!

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Tue Sep 09, 2014 8:19 pm

Mad Mike wrote:

IDredMan wrote:I'm here to bring an end to this debate ...
Because no terrorist shall ever live after Abbot has his way!

It's satire. Abbot's a joke now. XD

Also, I hear Peshmerga are pushing ISIS back out of Kurdistan, but I'm not sure about what's going on as of September 14th, so...

Sun Sep 14, 2014 9:03 pm

mini0013xx wrote:

It's satire. Abbot's a joke now. XD

Also, I hear Peshmerga are pushing ISIS back out of Kurdistan, but I'm not sure about what's going on as of September 14th, so...

Yeah but they are still advancing in Syria...

I found a great article that covers everything they've been talking about in the UN meeting that's going on in France right now: http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2014/sep/15/isis-leaders-hold-crisis-meeting-on-isis-in-paris-live-coverage

(When will these countries get their heads out of their asses, enough of this "arming moderate rebels" crap! Arming moderate rebels is what got us into this mess in the first place...)

Tue Sep 16, 2014 9:08 am

Mad Mike wrote:(When will these countries get their heads out of their asses, enough of this "arming moderate rebels" crap! Arming moderate rebels is what got us into this mess in the first place...)

Note: the issue actually is closer to them having not given the moderates weapons while they had a reasonable chance of success.

Tue Sep 16, 2014 10:01 am

Knadan wrote:

Mad Mike wrote:(When will these countries get their heads out of their asses, enough of this "arming moderate rebels" crap! Arming moderate rebels is what got us into this mess in the first place...)

Note: the issue actually is closer to them having not given the moderates weapons while they had a reasonable chance of success.

Even if that was the case, then what? How would the rebels be able to establish any form of government or defend themselves against the other groups fighting there, like Al-nusra and eventually ISIS? (And we all know how great democracy turned out to be in Lybia...)

Trust me, there is no such thing as moderate rebels, and there never was. Syria has always had 2 choices; facists that treat people equally with secular beliefs but rule with an iron fist, or rebels who want democracy yet can't tell the diffrence between islam and government.

Personally, I'd take facists over islamists any day. I actually was in Syria 8 years ago, I felt completely safe there and only had good memories of it. The status quo should not have changed, atleast not this way :/ I predicted all of this, and so did everyone else who knows anything about how the middle east works. Arming/funding rebels and terrorists caused this.

Tue Sep 16, 2014 7:32 pm

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is funny cuz is true

Thu Sep 25, 2014 10:35 am

Isis is about a mile (less than 2km) away from Baghdad.

Tue Sep 30, 2014 1:54 am

mini0013xx wrote:Isis is about a mile (less than 2km) away from Baghdad.

That is interesting... wonder if those sorry excuses of soldiers that the US spent millions of dollars to train and arm will finally do their duty then, or if they're just gonna toss their guns and run like they did before. If they take Baghdad it's going to change the whole sitiuation..

Tue Sep 30, 2014 9:17 am

Mad Mike wrote:

mini0013xx wrote:Isis is about a mile (less than 2km) away from Baghdad.

That is interesting... wonder if those sorry excuses of soldiers that the US spent millions of dollars to train and arm will finally do their duty then, or if they're just gonna toss their guns and run like they did before. If they take Baghdad it's going to change the whole sitiuation..

That is very disrespectful, those soldiers put their selves in harm's way to help their country. Don't insult the people who are trying to help.

Wed Oct 01, 2014 6:59 am

Wiltz wrote:

Mad Mike wrote:

That is interesting... wonder if those sorry excuses of soldiers that the US spent millions of dollars to train and arm will finally do their duty then, or if they're just gonna toss their guns and run like they did before. If they take Baghdad it's going to change the whole sitiuation..

That is very disrespectful, those soldiers put their selves in harm's way to help their country. Don't insult the people who are trying to help.

Normally I would agree. But let's not forget that in the beggining of all this ISIS called the local military and said that they were going to attack, but instead of getting ready the Iraqi soldiers changed out of their uniforms and ran with their tails between their legs. They allowed terrorists to take control the second largest city in Iraq, left them all of their weaponry and abandoned the civilians to die or worse. And for months after they just let ISIS grow in strength without doing anything AT ALL.

If they would have done their duty then and there and defended Mousul like they should have, ISIS would possibly still be just another minor terrorist group, instead of arguably the most powerfull terrorist organization in the world.

But I suppose blaming the normal foot soldiers is a little unfair on my part, the real pussies are all of the political leaders, the commanders and the generals (they were the first one's to pull out and that would of course be very bad for the morale of the soldiers...)

Wed Oct 01, 2014 2:20 pm

ISIS is getting pushed out of Kobani! Very Happy

Thu Oct 23, 2014 1:48 am

mini0013xx wrote:ISIS is getting pushed out of Kobani!

No thanks to Turkey though... I swear if those assholes ever get in the EU like they want, I'm moving my ass to Murica Razz

Thu Oct 23, 2014 7:42 pm

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