Iraq. Is it better now?? (AKA ISIS/ISIL/IS/name-of-the-week-here) (13 Viewers)

Is Iraq better now?

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Siamak

Siamak

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X said:
you were judge and jury in the proceedings?
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no their act
its obviously, bombing, hijacking, kidnapping for assassination or for ransom & general terrorism were pioneered by them and theiir ideology

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X said:
you were judge and jury in the proceedings?
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no their act
its obviously, bombing, hijacking, kidnapping for assassination or for ransom & general terrorism were pioneered by them and theiir ideology
 

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GordoDeCentral

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Siamak said:
no their act
its obviously, bombing, hijacking, kidnapping for assassination or for ransom & general terrorism were pioneered by them and theiir ideology

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no their act
its obviously, bombing, hijacking, kidnapping for assassination or for ransom & general terrorism were pioneered by them and theiir ideology
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wait who were you talking about? i thought you we referring to the regime soldiers
 
swag

swag

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Yeah. That "deserved what they got" makes no sense then. Unless it's to make 13-year-olds into public executioners for bloodthirsty mobs.
 
Fred

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Mohad said:
This ISIS group are 10 times worse than Al-Qaeda, to shut them down, millions of innocent people will be sacrificed unfortunately.
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I saw Ayman Al Dhawahri denouncing them as radicals the other day. I mean fucking Al Dhawahri saying you're radical, that alone says it all :howler:
 
Cheesio

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Fred said:
Hope not man. Morocco has a much stronger security than Tunisia, who let's not forget is still relatively fresh out of a revolution.
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I guess we are due to something happening, a series of events that happened in Morocco recently all indicate to that, only thing is that it's close to impossible to get arms in Morocco and extremely difficult to smuggle them to the country.
 
Cheesio

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swag said:
Truly? Morocco doesn't seem as repressed as the worst ISIS hotbeds.
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Yes, but nontheless it seems like a great target for extremist because of all the tourism, liberalism facets that are shown and the last couple of months our " FBI " hade made several arrests linked with ISIS, groupes that were in advanced stages of organizing terrorist attacks...
 
swag

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Cheesio said:
Yes, but nontheless it seems like a great target for extremist because of all the tourism, liberalism facets that are shown and the last couple of months our " FBI " hade made several arrests linked with ISIS, groupes that were in advanced stages of organizing terrorist attacks...
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Definite risks. But Morocco seems hardly as authoritarian or unstable as Libya, Tunisia, Syria, Iraq, etc. So that still sounds odd beyond the usual soft target strategy in more stable countries.
 
Hust

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Cheesio said:
Yes, but nontheless it seems like a great target for extremist because of all the tourism, liberalism facets that are shown and the last couple of months our " FBI " hade made several arrests linked with ISIS, groupes that were in advanced stages of organizing terrorist attacks...
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Exactly. Tourism from Westerners is a perfect motive for ISIS to start making its claim there IMO.
 
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