Iraq. Is it better now?? (AKA ISIS/ISIL/IS/name-of-the-week-here) (31 Viewers)

Is Iraq better now?

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GordoDeCentral

Diez
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Apr 14, 2005
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Kind of annoyed that we're getting involved in yet another war. Probably going to further damage our economic system, polarize our politics, and give the police more excuses to buy tanks. Can't we just let the rest of the world sort itself out.

I understand people are pissed because they beheaded a couple chaps. But if I'm a journalist heading to this region, am I surprised when I'm not garnered the usual protections of places not located in the arm pit of the world? Not really, that's why I wouldn't go to Syria. If I did, I certainly wouldn't be surprised to have my head cut off.

You can only brazenly torture and kill civilians for so long and expect to be given any sort of battle field dignities.

:tup:
 

Hust

Senior Member
Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,702
That's the problem Reb, no consistency. You wanna be taken seriously as a not to be fucked with power in the world then you need to stick with your brand. Look at Russia after they dropped the USSR tag. Took em decades to get where they are today.

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Kind of annoyed that we're getting involved in yet another war. Probably going to further damage our economic system, polarize our politics, and give the police more excuses to buy tanks. Can't we just let the rest of the world sort itself out.

I understand people are pissed because they beheaded a couple chaps. But if I'm a journalist heading to this region, am I surprised when I'm not garnered the usual protections of places not located in the arm pit of the world? Not really, that's why I wouldn't go to Syria. If I did, I certainly wouldn't be surprised to have my head cut off.

You can only brazenly torture and kill civilians for so long and expect to be given any sort of battle field dignities.

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That's not really possible these days, we pretty much know exactly where a missile is headed whether fired from a plane, drone, ship, etc. Which makes civilian casualties all the more terrible.
Ok. So we the West stays out of it, who do you expect will step in? Doesn't seem like anyone over there has the fortitude to deal with them.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,906
Obviously, this is just a backdoor way into taking out Assad. The "more moderate" rebels will receive funding and arms and then turn them over to ISIS. Therefore, ISIS becomes more powerful and Syria is in further disarray, thus putting more pressure on Assad. Then it'll be the same thing as Libya and the country will be ruled by crazy people with weapons.

We should be working with Assad to take out ISIS, not working with their pusssy buddies. We live in such a mentally challenged 1984 world.
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
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Apr 14, 2005
70,773
Obviously, this is just a backdoor way into taking out Assad. The "more moderate" rebels will receive funding and arms and then turn them over to ISIS. Therefore, ISIS becomes more powerful and Syria is in further disarray, thus putting more pressure on Assad. Then it'll be the same thing as Libya and the country will be ruled by crazy people with weapons.

We should be working with Assad to take out ISIS, not working with their pusssy buddies. We live in such a mentally challenged 1984 world.

we can thank israel for the US reluctance to work with syria(iran)
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

please tell us more about your real life achievements, oh we are so impressed and awed :lol:
I see you are still hurt when i told you i think very lowly off you. I understand that. But there is no need to follow me and react like that, it will only lead to infractions for you.
Someone made a joke about me beeing a math teacher and i responded with my recent experience in helping others with complex math problemsolving.



Now back on topic. The way IS is provocating, seems to be more like watching an 80ties b-movie then real.
 
Jul 2, 2006
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So he is arrested because he was allegedly heard saying "I love Jabhat al-Nusra". It's no less innocent than saying 'i love israhell'. What happened to so called freedom of speech?

Everything is going according to plan. That's what i mean when i said those guys who beheaded the journalist were created in labs of pentagon. These hollywood shows will be used as excuse of worldwide crusade against Muslims from Europe to China.

Not sure why you are mocking my knowledge about math, when you can barely count to five
Because it is fun.
 

Azzurri7

Pinturicchio
Moderator
Dec 16, 2003
72,692
I've given private lessons and tips to 6 people during the summer in University engineering grade mathematics and applied mathematics.

5 of them passed and the sixth one got a 9/20 but was deliberated



Not sure why you are mocking my knowledge about math, when you can barely count to five
:delpiero::delpiero::delpiero::delpiero::delpiero::delpiero::delpiero::delpiero::delpiero::delpiero:
 

Raz

Senior Member
Nov 20, 2005
12,218
I see you are still hurt when i told you i think very lowly off you. I understand that. But there is no need to follow me and react like that, it will only lead to infractions for you.
Someone made a joke about me beeing a math teacher and i responded with my recent experience in helping others with complex math problemsolving.



Now back on topic. The way IS is provocating, seems to be more like watching an 80ties b-movie then real.
All I can say they were lucky kindergardeners for sure, probably got some life lessons how to buff up and get red chicks in the process too.

Oh and don't worry, I can handle my infractions.
 

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