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Anant wrote:TS, As an Iowan, we appreciate your kind words. We do pride ourselves on perfection and Keokuk is certainly a pretty river town. But I'm here because it seems Jihadi John has met his 72 in Raqqa due to the drone zone

http://www.cnn.com/2015/11/12/politics/ ... index.html

Good news all around.

Putin Reveals that Obama hasn’t bombed a single ISIL target in 3 years!

A pro-Putin member of Russia’s parliament accused the Obama administration of essentially spending a year bombing the Syrian desert as opposed to Islamic State group targets, ranting on Twitter that American-trained “moderate rebels” had all run off to join terrorist organizations.

“(Senator John) McCain accused us of striking out at US-trained insurgents… However, since they have either run away or joined al-Qaeda, hitting them is a mission impossible,” Alexei Pushkov tweeted, according to Sputnik News.

Pushkov evinced similar thoughts during an interview with France’s Europe 1 Radio, in which the Russian MP said, “The U.S.-led coalition spent a whole year pretending they were striking ISIL targets but where are the results of these strikes?”

Pushkov is the head of foreign affairs committee in the Russian Duma, the lower house of the country’s parliament, according to National Interest.

His questioning may not be that far off of the mark. According to figures compiled by the Council for Foreign Relations in a recent piece for Newsweek, American intervention in the crisis in the Middle East is hardly substantial.

The CFR calculated that 43 bombs per day were being dropped against the Islamic State group during the current campaign. If you think that’s substantial, consider the Iraq war, where 1,093 bombs a day were dropped in 2003.

And even that pales in comparison to the first Gulf War. During that period, coalition forces dropped 6,163 bombs per day on the enemy.

Even when American forces have Islamic State group terrorists in their sights, they aren’t necessarily allowed to fire, thanks to Obama administration engagement rules that handcuff American forces.(no such restraint in Libya though)

“There were times I had groups of ISIS fighters in my sights, but couldn’t get clearance to engage,” one F-18 pilot told reporters in May.

“They probably killed innocent people and spread evil because of my inability to kill them. It was frustrating.”

TSJones wrote:
Don't start passing out cigars yet, Hawkeye. Those cats seem to have nine lives.

habal wrote:

TSJones wrote:
Don't start passing out cigars yet, Hawkeye. Those cats seem to have nine lives.

Is this the dude you are referring to.

he's gone. done.

http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syr ... st-aleppo/

TSJones wrote:There is another called "The Butcher".

appears to be big fat guy who excels at chopping off limbs from young kids who are afraid to serve as ISIS jehadis.

we'll get him to eventually and roast his lard a*s in a vehicle hit by a drone.

When it does I hope his fat melts down onto the pavement for the dogs to lick it up.

vayu tuvan wrote:TSJ: have you read the first of culture books by IAin M. Banks? The book is called "Consider Phlebas". One character is very similar to the fatso "The Butcher".

TSJones wrote:There is another called "The Butcher".

appears to be big fat guy who excels at chopping off limbs from young kids who are afraid to serve as ISIS jehadis.

we'll get him to eventually and roast his lard a*s in a vehicle hit by a drone.

When it does I hope his fat melts down onto the pavement for the dogs to lick it up.

^^ On their wedding night, Mohammad Hamdoush gave his wife a suicide belt as a gift –

Anant wrote:TS,

True but data indicates the weasel was surveilled, seen entering the vehicle and then shahidized. Also, the UK govt has notified next of kin of those executed. What is next is usually to get a hunk to dna test. Cats may have 9 lives but hellfires are good at debiting them quickly. Now, besides that I'm waiting for Ass had to get the qaddafy duck treatment. Inevitable. Let's wait and see.

deejay wrote:

TSJones wrote:There is another called "The Butcher".

appears to be big fat guy who excels at chopping off limbs from young kids who are afraid to serve as ISIS jehadis.

we'll get him to eventually and roast his lard a*s in a vehicle hit by a drone.

When it does I hope his fat melts down onto the pavement for the dogs to lick it up.

I am not sure but I think "The Butcher" of your description is "The Bulldozer". There are many in the ISIS rank moving about a.k.a "The Butcher". Just do a Google on "The Butcher ISIS".

I think you meant this guy - The Bulldozer http://www.jihadwatch.org/2015/10/islam ... ar-old-boy

All links on ISIS to be opened with caution.

habal wrote:after dealing with rebels and ISIL, Kurds are next in line for Assad and Russia. They have been appropriating large swathes of Syrian territory at a decent click. They may be given an ultimatum to team up with SAA and act in coordination with SAA objectives of blocking Turkey border.

My bet is they will refuse, since they are heavily infiltrated by USA even though there are many Kurds who are also sympathetic to Assad. They may then split and then as usual fight amongst each other. They can settle for some semi-autonomous area near Turkey, but my suspiscion is they will refuse and Turkey will not agree anyway. Then they will come under RuAF fire and fold easily.

The Syrian Kurdish fighting force in northern Syria welcomed the decision to deploy U.S. troops to assist them but reiterated the need for more assistance and weaponry to fight ISIS.

"We have experience fighting ISIS and I think the whole world has seen as evidence of that the areas that we currently hold in Syria. We hope that this assistance will evolve from all our different friends and allies. We need all types of assistance but first and foremost weapons are primarily our most important need," said Mohamed Rasho, spokesman for the political wing of the YPG, the Syrian Kurd fighting force.

Singha wrote:kurds are the reliable american munna for that region. due to armtwisting from DC the turks are not bombing them for now, albeit warned them not to cross the euphrates to keep the ISIS zone protected.

they know baghdad is close to iran and sooner or later will have some dispute with american aims.

Spinster wrote:

Singha wrote:kurds are the reliable american munna for that region. due to armtwisting from DC the turks are not bombing them for now, albeit warned them not to cross the euphrates to keep the ISIS zone protected.

they know baghdad is close to iran and sooner or later will have some dispute with american aims.

Sometimes it is a wonder how history repeats itself over and over again

Kurds were sworn enemies of Khan and Turkey
abdualah Oclan was handed over to Turkey with the help Khan,
Kurds were promised support to raise against Sadam
Iran butchered Kurds along with Turkey
Iraq Iran and Turkey agreed only one thing Eliminate Kurds from the enclaves in their respective countries
Meanwhile Israel sold arms to them for few dollars more...
It's the same story again and again

The moral of the story is Keep at a safe distance from the Kahans and Khans of the world .
The age of nationalism is synonym of intolerance has dawned to spawn and bloom color revolutions and color centrifugal forces

India has been purchasing Kurdish crude sold through Turkish companies, local media reported here last week — a move which could potentially raise hackles in Baghdad, which has long argued the region cannot independently trade oil. There is, however, little diplomatic contact between the semi-independent region and India.

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