ISIS is the worst threat to civilization since the Third Reich

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  1. Pronin24

    Pronin24 New Member

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    Obama, a man from Chicago, does not value lives of people in the Middle East. He does not value unique historic sites outside USA. He tried to use ISIS to continue the same geopolitics and was weighing all kinds od evils, from Ebola virus to ISIS to Russia and he could not recognize, which one was the worst: http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world...ra-to-execute-3-monitor/ar-BBmsvcr?li=AAa0dzB
    This is how our country "contributed" in preservation of the world culture. Bush started destruction in Iraq. Obama continues it in Syria.
     
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    Horse manure.. Why don't you take a look at what was happening in Syria BEFORE the break out of Civil war.
     
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    Palmira was intact and protected. Christians were safe and prayed in their churches.
     
  4. Jeannette

    Jeannette Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    I read that Saudi Arabia and Qatar supported ISIS, while Turkey supported Al Nusra/Al Queda...which surprised me. I thought Turkey supported ISIS, and that the jihadists were trained there to fight the Kurds. If true, I could see why the Washington sociopaths wanted to split Syria in parts, and give one section to ISIS to please SA and Qatar, and the other to Al Nusra/Al Queda to please Turkey.

    Israel would have kept the Golan Heights, and maybe get another chunk of Syria as well. Jordan would have taken a large part, maybe for the Palestinians to live on, and another area would have gone to the Kurds...which they well deserve.

    A small area would have been left to the Alawites, and this way they would all be easy to control by Washington and Israel, since each area would be in conflict with the other. Isn't this what Britain did with Cyprus, India and Pakistan, Ireland and N. Ireland, etc.

    For Washington to draw more lines in the sands, and achieve this change in demographics, a lot of ethnic cleansing was needed to get people to move from one area to another. But no problem for the sociopaths. All they had to do was frighten them by arming Isis, and then give them money to migrate to Europe. Whoever decided later to return to Syria, would simply go to the ethnic and religious area allotted them by Washington.

    This way everybody would be happy...except the Syrian people of course, since they would be the ones forced to leave their ancestral homes. Too bad though! Russia stepped in and spoiled the plot. I wonder who was paying for all these journeys to Europe? :confuse:


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    Jeannette Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    The only people persecuted in Syria were the Kurds, and that was to please Erdogan...who like all good opportunists, turned on Assad when he felt he had something to gain.
     
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    IMO iran is worse, followed by putin and then the chinese ruling party. Get rid of those 3, and ISIS will look like the tiny ant it really is.
     
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    ...and thousands of lebanese and syrian citizens were dead or being tortured in the syrian gulags, the assad family was robbing the country blind - where do you think the money to pay for this war by the regime has come from? - there was no freedom of speech, assembly, human rights, and no viable economic future for young syrians to grow into. Sounds like a fantastic place to grow up in.
     
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    The internet being what it is; you can find any number of news sites which say one thing or another without much substance.
    It seems unlikely that Israel will relinquish the Golan Heights any time in the immediate future. As far as I know Jordan is trying not to get too involved in Syria and the Kurds seem to be taking territory anyway.
    I don't think that any of those examples offer reasonable comparisons
    That seems a little outlandish too me.
    I think the Syrian people have been paying for themselves to go to Europe.
     
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    Granny says, "Dat's right...
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    ... dey got the spirit o' the Anti-Christ...
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    ... like it says inna Bible."
     
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    ISIS can't be stopped. Regardless who is the President, ISIS will remain a continuing threat.
     
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    Jeannette Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    You do know that Washington's think tank the Brookings Institute decided that Syria should be broken up into entities? To hinder this from happening, Lavrov began peace talks with all the parties involved a few months ago. Of course this was never mentioned in the MSM

    Washington in order to keep the war going as an excuse to break up Syria, continued arming the terrorists and ignored the peace talks even though all the parties involved had agreed on just about everything.

    Russia realized that the only way for the peace talks to continue, was if they went into Syria and stopped ISIS and the others themselves.

    So tell me, where would the Syrian refugees have gotten so much money...especially after living in camps in Turkey for two years? The human traffickers were charging about two thousand dollars a head. They wouldn't have been able to sell their homes and their business' while a war was going on? Something seems a bit off?

    It reminds me of Maidan, and the way the protesters from the poorest areas of Ukraine, were able to stay at Maidan for months without working. Well it turned out Nuland wasn't handing out only cookies. Later on Washington tried to do the same thing at Kyrgystan. Two transport planes under diplomatic immunity, arrived packed to the hilt...with dollar bills no doubt.
     
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    You people still believe ISIS is a foreign terrorist organization. I have been saying for the last year they are a CIA run operation. Well today I will expose them to you. This corporation has recently changed their website to hide their activities. The company changed it's name from ISIS to SIS at least on the surface. They still have ISIS in their site navigation bar (About ISIS) better witness it yourself before they completely erase it. While you are there be sure to see their clients list. It should be enlightening.

    https://public.isishq.com/public/clients/default.aspx
     
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    ISIS can't be stopped because America won't attack its operatives. They are doing America's dirty work and pretending to be a Islamic terrorist organization. Here is the real ISIS they have changed their name on the surface but it can still be seen in the site navigation bar. About ISIS.....

    https://public.isishq.com/public/SitePages/Home.aspx
    The site can be seen in this video made over a year ago showing the real name of the corporation.

    [video]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dYXXcwuJtbQ&feature=youtu.be[/video]
     
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    hmm...
     
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    I would be very surprised if any government on earth would seriously enact the advice of a "think tank"
    So what did Lavrov talk about and what was involved in these peace talks?
    I think the Russian intervention might speed up the wars end but it will ultimately come down to the Syrian army so I don't think that the Russians will be that decisive.
    Not all of them came from Turkey and I think most of those in Turkey are effectively stuck there.
    Despite there being a war business does still continue.
    Some people are willing to embrace a lower standard of living for a while, particularly if its for a cause they believe in
     
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    Putting a theory into practice.

    "Strategic Engineered Migration as a Weapon of War"

    Journal Article, Civil Wars, volume 10, issue 1, pages 6-21

    March 2008

    Author: Kelly M. Greenhill, Research Fellow, International Security Program

    Belfer Center Programs or Projects: International Security; Intrastate Conflict Program

    http://belfercenter.ksg.harvard.edu...ion_as_a_weapon_of_war.html?breadcrumb=/index

    http://www.strategic-culture.org/ne...ic-engineered-migration-as-weapon-of-war.html
     
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    I think Iran is the worst threat to civilization since the Third Reich
    The worst threat to Europe are Arabs
     
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    It's quite amusing to watch how the same people who keep endlessly bleating about America's aggression in hundreds of threads are bleating about America's refusal to participate in a conflict in other hundreds of threads. Duh.

    That being said, the US air force has carried out 44,000 sorties against ISIS in just last year but it's quite obvious that they can't be defeated without putting the boots on the ground and the US is not going to put boots on the ground in Syria or Iraq.
     
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    I've often wondered that too, seeing that the going rate for traffickers is the equivalent of thousands of pounds sterling per capita for facilitating the 'refugees' escape from impoverished countries.
     
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    The Americans created the Ebola virus ??????

    Thought it was the Jews......
     
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    Why would a man from Chicago value the lives of those in the Middle East?
    Does a man from Aleppo value the life of a man in Chicago?

    He did not destroy Palmyra.
     
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    BS


    ISIS is an Iranin agent and here is all the evidance you need :

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sis,_Iran

    Bomb Sis town and get rid of ISIS.


    *sigh*.....the culture of plenty..............
     
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    This is a Netanyahu perspective. Iran did not start any war so far. However, recently, ISIS fired a few statements against Jews and Israel. Putin is quite friendly to Israel and to Jews. Netanyahu will revise his policy soon and so you will change your opiniion.
     
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    A really interesting find, Surfer. The abstract of the paper by Greenhill says this:

    'In recent years, it has been widely argued that a new and different armament – i.e., the refugee as weapon – has entered the world's arsenals. But just how new and different is this weapon? Can it only be used in wartime? And just how successful has been its exploitation? Using a combination of statistical data and case study analysis, this article tackles these questions and provides a detailed examination of the instrumental manipulation of population movements as political and military weapons of war. In addition to ‘mapping the terrain’ of the issue by providing a comprehensive typology of the most common means by – and desired ends for – which displaced persons have been used as political and military weapons since the end of the Cold War, the author also provides a portrait of the identities of the kinds of actors most likely to engage in this kind of exploitation. She also proposes an explanation for what motivates them to resort – and apparently increasingly so – to the use of this unconventional policy tool, despite the reputational and potential retributive costs of doing so.'


    So the questions for me are who is behind the wave of immigration into Europe and what are their ambitions? What do they hope to achieve?
     
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    If you were refering to me than my post was extremly sarcastic....., ISIS is a Sunni nationlist movement sprang from Malichi's Shia opression. no one controls it.
     

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