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MessengerInTheLastDays User ID: 2717834 United States 02/06/2013 06:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | man... may God be with these people... Do you have eyes to see, ears to hear and a heart to understand? JESUS CHRIST is the ONLY WAY to SALVATION, DELIVERANCE and PEACE! Soon his grace will be taken from the earth and his WRATH will be poured out. Accept JESUS CHRIST while the GRACE of GOD is still available. May the Peace of God be with you! Love, Pray, Repent and Forgive. |
Marxist User ID: 10435188 New Zealand 02/06/2013 06:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: BioReaper He ain't going out like Gaddafi with a knife up his ass. That you can be sure of. Oh I hope not. Assad needs to stay alive & suffer, both physically and psychologically as LONG as possible. The ugly fuck still owes for 1000+ G.I. who got killed in Iraq because Assad turned Syria into transition-central for global jihadies from all over. Him and of course his IRGC bosses in Teheran. LOL, the irony those same (Lybian, Egyptian, Pakistani, et al) jihadis he was funneling into Iraq to destabilize it.... now want to impale Assad on a rusty artillery cannon. I hope they keep him and his brother Maher and tycoon Makhlouf... as well as Assad's father's Old Guard generals still running the show in Syria.... alive for years. Awww, what's the matter, did I dare shattering the silly illusions & anti-Western propaganda that Assad was some kind of a "fluffy, cuddly secular peace-maker & protector of minorities everywhere??? And not what he ACTUALLY was: a little spoilt sociopath who after his dictator daddy & older brother died, got completely owned by both Iranians & mega-crooks within Alawaite Old-Guard inner-circle, including Makhlouf. That's right beyotch: Iraq war was gonna be relatively easy until Iran/Syria intervened and made it much more difficult with IED & all sorts of foreigners pouring in. Assad was only too happy to oblige ---> and now as part of ultimate irony, those some jihadi c*nts are coming home to roost. Why do you think this uprising started in the first place, dumbass? Bad economy got worse; people got tired of getting squeezed by Alawite thugs (Assad's father for instance knew better than to mess with centuries-old Aleppo merchant clains).... and no way Sunni majority was gonna sit idle and take the old shit after witnessing Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia... the West did the rest. In fairness to Assad, everyone uses jihadists these days, even the Chinese in neighbouring India. Rent a stupid is fairly painless proxy muckraking when theres so many of them. Assad made the fatal error of thinking that playing to stupid in periodically prodding Israel was a sensible strategy. All it needed was for stupid to be unleashed on Assad and I suspect that Israel has milked this cow, not unnaturally. Workers of the World, Unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 11610385 United States 02/06/2013 06:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ...and whereas in the pre-Internet, pre-cable/satellite days his father Hafez could just genocide 30,000 Muslim Bro's in Hama in a matter of just 3-4 weeks ---> literally bombing to pieces & then paving Hama over in 1982... Quoting: ASV 2643820 ...well, in 21st century, Assad Jr just can't carry out genocide quite on that scale. Hence the world's outrage and Alwite rule FUBAR. Serves him right. I don't care how he goes out as long as he doesn't take half the planet with him. Well, I don't want to see him get butt knifed by those who are just as evil as he is. I prefer two rounds to the back of the head, he gets quietly buried and forgotten. That is more mercy than he deserves, but there you go. |
MessengerInTheLastDays User ID: 2717891 United States 02/06/2013 06:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | These people do not have God in their hearts. There is no love there.. God is COMING!!!!!! AND HE IS COMING SOON!!! THE SIGNS ARE INCREASING AND RAPIDLY.. Do you have eyes to see, ears to hear and a heart to understand? JESUS CHRIST is the ONLY WAY to SALVATION, DELIVERANCE and PEACE! Soon his grace will be taken from the earth and his WRATH will be poured out. Accept JESUS CHRIST while the GRACE of GOD is still available. May the Peace of God be with you! Love, Pray, Repent and Forgive. |
Marxist User ID: 10435188 New Zealand 02/06/2013 06:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: ASV 2643820 Oh I hope not. Assad needs to stay alive & suffer, both physically and psychologically as LONG as possible. The ugly fuck still owes for 1000+ G.I. who got killed in Iraq because Assad turned Syria into transition-central for global jihadies from all over. Him and of course his IRGC bosses in Teheran. LOL, the irony those same (Lybian, Egyptian, Pakistani, et al) jihadis he was funneling into Iraq to destabilize it.... now want to impale Assad on a rusty artillery cannon. I hope they keep him and his brother Maher and tycoon Makhlouf... as well as Assad's father's Old Guard generals still running the show in Syria.... alive for years. Awww, what's the matter, did I dare shattering the silly illusions & anti-Western propaganda that Assad was some kind of a "fluffy, cuddly secular peace-maker & protector of minorities everywhere??? And not what he ACTUALLY was: a little spoilt sociopath who after his dictator daddy & older brother died, got completely owned by both Iranians & mega-crooks within Alawaite Old-Guard inner-circle, including Makhlouf. That's right beyotch: Iraq war was gonna be relatively easy until Iran/Syria intervened and made it much more difficult with IED & all sorts of foreigners pouring in. Assad was only too happy to oblige ---> and now as part of ultimate irony, those some jihadi c*nts are coming home to roost. Why do you think this uprising started in the first place, dumbass? Bad economy got worse; people got tired of getting squeezed by Alawite thugs (Assad's father for instance knew better than to mess with centuries-old Aleppo merchant clains).... and no way Sunni majority was gonna sit idle and take the old shit after witnessing Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia... the West did the rest. The "foreigner" Al Queda gangs going into Iraq were not invited by those fighting the US invasion. As millions of Iraqis fled to Syria and other points west, the east part was lawless and became a convenient safe haven for them to mount their attacks. Who benefited from a Shia-Sunni sectarian war, big shot? You miss the point. Western forces are a meld of many foreign contingents that work together quite effectively and in a disciplined manner. Muslims on the other hand are all over the place...no real idea as to what the fuck they are meant to be doing. Thats the point. No one really knows what the hell is going on over there other than that the fat cats seem to get even fatter and the general level of dumbness even more exaggerated. Workers of the World, Unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 33828025 Egypt 02/06/2013 06:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Not sure how my previous post got messed up but yeah, the knife in the butt thing happens more often than not. Like I said, it's something the muslims save for the lowest of the low. Quoting: BioReaper So they do that to every Muslim? Of course not. Not every Muslim is like Gaddafi. You see, if there is one thing an Islamic Fundamentalist hates more than Jews and Infidels, its Muslims who have strayed from the faith. You mean his interpretation of the mumbo jumbo, which incidentally is heavily funded by the Saudis, (whom I hear, love their booze, nightclubs and weemin). Fuck, this would make an awesome Monty Python script if it weren't for real. Wish there was a Monty Python movie about this..would be making fun of the facts and be hilarious. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 32967202 Mexico 02/06/2013 06:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Everyone? In all my readings they are from a particular SArabian inspired sect, with extensive training centres hidden from view. Those implicated: Pakistan, SArabia, Qatar-- coincidently or not allies of the US. You must cite this acquired knowledge of their use by "everyone" as mercenaries, no matter the cause. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 33828025 Egypt 02/06/2013 06:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Awww, what's the matter, did I dare shattering the silly illusions & anti-Western propaganda that Assad was some kind of a "fluffy, cuddly secular peace-maker & protector of minorities everywhere??? And not what he ACTUALLY was: a little spoilt sociopath who after his dictator daddy & older brother died, got completely owned by both Iranians & mega-crooks within Alawaite Old-Guard inner-circle, including Makhlouf. That's right beyotch: Iraq war was gonna be relatively easy until Iran/Syria intervened and made it much more difficult with IED & all sorts of foreigners pouring in. Assad was only too happy to oblige ---> and now as part of ultimate irony, those some jihadi c*nts are coming home to roost. Why do you think this uprising started in the first place, dumbass? Bad economy got worse; people got tired of getting squeezed by Alawite thugs (Assad's father for instance knew better than to mess with centuries-old Aleppo merchant clains).... and no way Sunni majority was gonna sit idle and take the old shit after witnessing Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia... the West did the rest. The "foreigner" Al Queda gangs going into Iraq were not invited by those fighting the US invasion. As millions of Iraqis fled to Syria and other points west, the east part was lawless and became a convenient safe haven for them to mount their attacks. Who benefited from a Shia-Sunni sectarian war, big shot? You miss the point. Western forces are a meld of many foreign contingents that work together quite effectively and in a disciplined manner. Muslims on the other hand are all over the place...no real idea as to what the fuck they are meant to be doing. Thats the point. No one really knows what the hell is going on over there other than that the fat cats seem to get even fatter and the general level of dumbness even more exaggerated. HEY - I heard that story somewhere before! All those so called "rebel groups", ass doesn't know what the elbow is doing, even if they would topple Assad, they would be killing each other when they're done with him....and then something else. People who support those crackheads aren't any better than the Assad Regime either...end of story. Cause you can't tell me whoever supports, funds and arms them knows to which group they're going, and even if there's a "good group", it can also be infiltrated. Fingers and asses are on fire already. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 32967202 Mexico 02/06/2013 06:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Awww, what's the matter, did I dare shattering the silly illusions & anti-Western propaganda that Assad was some kind of a "fluffy, cuddly secular peace-maker & protector of minorities everywhere??? And not what he ACTUALLY was: a little spoilt sociopath who after his dictator daddy & older brother died, got completely owned by both Iranians & mega-crooks within Alawaite Old-Guard inner-circle, including Makhlouf. That's right beyotch: Iraq war was gonna be relatively easy until Iran/Syria intervened and made it much more difficult with IED & all sorts of foreigners pouring in. Assad was only too happy to oblige ---> and now as part of ultimate irony, those some jihadi c*nts are coming home to roost. Why do you think this uprising started in the first place, dumbass? Bad economy got worse; people got tired of getting squeezed by Alawite thugs (Assad's father for instance knew better than to mess with centuries-old Aleppo merchant clains).... and no way Sunni majority was gonna sit idle and take the old shit after witnessing Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia... the West did the rest. The "foreigner" Al Queda gangs going into Iraq were not invited by those fighting the US invasion. As millions of Iraqis fled to Syria and other points west, the east part was lawless and became a convenient safe haven for them to mount their attacks. Who benefited from a Shia-Sunni sectarian war, big shot? You miss the point. Western forces are a meld of many foreign contingents that work together quite effectively and in a disciplined manner. Muslims on the other hand are all over the place...no real idea as to what the fuck they are meant to be doing. Thats the point. No one really knows what the hell is going on over there other than that the fat cats seem to get even fatter and the general level of dumbness even more exaggerated. Well I guess you miss my point. The Al Queda Wahhabi jihadists are not "all over the place", they are trained and specialise in intervention for the benefit of their paymasters. That they bring primitive midaevil repressive governance to the places they rule, have you considered that is exactly what their paymasters want? |
ASV User ID: 2643820 United States 02/06/2013 06:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: ASV 2643820 Oh I hope not. Assad needs to stay alive & suffer, both physically and psychologically as LONG as possible. The ugly fuck still owes for 1000+ G.I. who got killed in Iraq because Assad turned Syria into transition-central for global jihadies from all over. Him and of course his IRGC bosses in Teheran. LOL, the irony those same (Lybian, Egyptian, Pakistani, et al) jihadis he was funneling into Iraq to destabilize it.... now want to impale Assad on a rusty artillery cannon. I hope they keep him and his brother Maher and tycoon Makhlouf... as well as Assad's father's Old Guard generals still running the show in Syria.... alive for years. Awww, what's the matter, did I dare shattering the silly illusions & anti-Western propaganda that Assad was some kind of a "fluffy, cuddly secular peace-maker & protector of minorities everywhere??? And not what he ACTUALLY was: a little spoilt sociopath who after his dictator daddy & older brother died, got completely owned by both Iranians & mega-crooks within Alawaite Old-Guard inner-circle, including Makhlouf. That's right beyotch: Iraq war was gonna be relatively easy until Iran/Syria intervened and made it much more difficult with IED & all sorts of foreigners pouring in. Assad was only too happy to oblige ---> and now as part of ultimate irony, those some jihadi c*nts are coming home to roost. Why do you think this uprising started in the first place, dumbass? Bad economy got worse; people got tired of getting squeezed by Alawite thugs (Assad's father for instance knew better than to mess with centuries-old Aleppo merchant clains).... and no way Sunni majority was gonna sit idle and take the old shit after witnessing Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia... the West did the rest. In fairness to Assad, everyone uses jihadists these days, even the Chinese in neighbouring India. Rent a stupid is fairly painless proxy muckraking when theres so many of them. Assad made the fatal error of thinking that playing to stupid in periodically prodding Israel was a sensible strategy. All it needed was for stupid to be unleashed on Assad and I suspect that Israel has milked this cow, not unnaturally. Yes, Assad is not the only one. But he just thought he was so smart & so cute ----> playing both sides, sticking it to the Americans, harassing Israelis through Hamas & Hezbollah....and of course letting his buddies pillage ancient trade communities & Sunni interests that even his father warned him NOT to do in order to not upset the proverbial apple-cart in Aleppo, Daraa, etc. Arab Spring WAS also, at least in part, bad luck for lots of dictators, including Mubarak, Qaddafi and pretty soon the Mullahs Iran, too. Unlike those aformentioned old-dogs of war, including his older brother who was going to inhereit Syria until his fatal car-accident in the 90s...the feeble-handed London-/Paris educated ophtalmologist Bashar was never made for this. Kinda fell into it after his daddy died. Oh well, cry me a river. Either way, he still has to pay for (avoidable) G.I. deaths in Iraq. Same for al-Qods commander Suleimani and Mullahs in Iran. And what REALLY puts it over the top is the 1000 tons of Chemical WMD those Baathist suckcockers have been dilligently stashing away with Soviet/Russia/Iran's help. If not for that game-changer, MAYBE the West & Israel could live with Assad staying in power. In fact, would prefer it... Alas. IF IF IF. As for Israel taking advantage of it.... better late than never. They're lucky Netanyahu is in charge and not Tsipi Livni who actually won 1 more mandate 4 years ago. Should be fun, either way. |
Marxist User ID: 10435188 New Zealand 02/06/2013 06:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Everyone? In all my readings they are from a particular SArabian inspired sect, with extensive training centres hidden from view. Those implicated: Pakistan, SArabia, Qatar-- coincidently or not allies of the US. You must cite this acquired knowledge of their use by "everyone" as mercenaries, no matter the cause. You are aware that Iran uses its own brand of jihadists in Pakistan and Iraq (in its squabbles for territory/influence in other words). Muqtada al Sadr (Iran) ring a bell? Irrespective of the sects involved, the common thread is a fundamentalism that is extreme to the degree that all intelligent thought is effectively blocked. And what do we have? Rent a stupid!! Workers of the World, Unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains! |
ASV User ID: 2643820 United States 02/06/2013 06:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ...and whereas in the pre-Internet, pre-cable/satellite days his father Hafez could just genocide 30,000 Muslim Bro's in Hama in a matter of just 3-4 weeks ---> literally bombing to pieces & then paving Hama over in 1982... Quoting: ASV 2643820 ...well, in 21st century, Assad Jr just can't carry out genocide quite on that scale. Hence the world's outrage and Alwite rule FUBAR. Serves him right. I don't care how he goes out as long as he doesn't take half the planet with him. Well, I don't want to see him get butt knifed by those who are just as evil as he is. I prefer two rounds to the back of the head, he gets quietly buried and forgotten. That is more mercy than he deserves, but there you go. You're a better person than I, then. THen again, I am still young and have a mean-streak when it comes to POS dictators. May still grow out of it :) |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 33828025 Egypt 02/06/2013 06:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Everyone? In all my readings they are from a particular SArabian inspired sect, with extensive training centres hidden from view. Those implicated: Pakistan, SArabia, Qatar-- coincidently or not allies of the US. You must cite this acquired knowledge of their use by "everyone" as mercenaries, no matter the cause. And who started that sect...no further questions. I want to vomit when I see ppl here cheering on the Rebels. I don't give a shit about Assad, but that is just not right. I'm sorry for the Syrians, and all the innocent women and children that were slaughtered for their fucked up ideas. |
ASV User ID: 2643820 United States 02/06/2013 06:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Of course not. Not every Muslim is like Gaddafi. You see, if there is one thing an Islamic Fundamentalist hates more than Jews and Infidels, its Muslims who have strayed from the faith. You mean his interpretation of the mumbo jumbo, which incidentally is heavily funded by the Saudis, (whom I hear, love their booze, nightclubs and weemin). Fuck, this would make an awesome Monty Python script if it weren't for real. Wish there was a Monty Python movie about this..would be making fun of the facts and be hilarious. Ay haram! Monty Python are clearly a Zionist plot to steal Sinai from glorious Egyptian strong virulent mans while SCAF are too busy rolling on the floor laughing their asses off at John Cleese hijinx. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 32967202 Mexico 02/06/2013 06:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Everyone? In all my readings they are from a particular SArabian inspired sect, with extensive training centres hidden from view. Those implicated: Pakistan, SArabia, Qatar-- coincidently or not allies of the US. You must cite this acquired knowledge of their use by "everyone" as mercenaries, no matter the cause. You are aware that Iran uses its own brand of jihadists in Pakistan and Iraq (in its squabbles for territory/influence in other words). Muqtada al Sadr (Iran) ring a bell? Irrespective of the sects involved, the common thread is a fundamentalism that is extreme to the degree that all intelligent thought is effectively blocked. And what do we have? Rent a stupid!! There is no common thread between Iraqi Shia anti Saddam politics and SArabia funded Wahhabi ambitions. Muqtada was a patriot, not a terrorist. That Iran shielded him and latter supported him has a long history to events connected inside Iraq. What you are failing to do is separate legitimate indigenous struggle from outside interference and manipulation. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 17178108 United States 02/06/2013 06:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Oh I hope not. Assad needs to stay alive & suffer, both physically and psychologically as LONG as possible. Quoting: ASV 2643820 The ugly fuck still owes for 1000+ G.I. who got killed in Iraq because Assad turned Syria into transition-central for global jihadies from all over. Him and of course his IRGC bosses in Teheran. LOL, the irony those same (Lybian, Egyptian, Pakistani, et al) jihadis he was funneling into Iraq to destabilize it.... now want to impale Assad on a rusty artillery cannon. I hope they keep him and his brother Maher and tycoon Makhlouf... as well as Assad's father's Old Guard generals still running the show in Syria.... alive for years. That is ridiculous. The U.S. used Syria to send terrorists to be tortured. How could they do that on one hand and also do what you say on the other hand? Whatever was going on the U.S. knew about it and approved. But like all zionist controlled countries they use nations and then turn on them. . |
Marxist User ID: 10435188 New Zealand 02/06/2013 06:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: ASV 2643820 Awww, what's the matter, did I dare shattering the silly illusions & anti-Western propaganda that Assad was some kind of a "fluffy, cuddly secular peace-maker & protector of minorities everywhere??? And not what he ACTUALLY was: a little spoilt sociopath who after his dictator daddy & older brother died, got completely owned by both Iranians & mega-crooks within Alawaite Old-Guard inner-circle, including Makhlouf. That's right beyotch: Iraq war was gonna be relatively easy until Iran/Syria intervened and made it much more difficult with IED & all sorts of foreigners pouring in. Assad was only too happy to oblige ---> and now as part of ultimate irony, those some jihadi c*nts are coming home to roost. Why do you think this uprising started in the first place, dumbass? Bad economy got worse; people got tired of getting squeezed by Alawite thugs (Assad's father for instance knew better than to mess with centuries-old Aleppo merchant clains).... and no way Sunni majority was gonna sit idle and take the old shit after witnessing Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia... the West did the rest. The "foreigner" Al Queda gangs going into Iraq were not invited by those fighting the US invasion. As millions of Iraqis fled to Syria and other points west, the east part was lawless and became a convenient safe haven for them to mount their attacks. Who benefited from a Shia-Sunni sectarian war, big shot? You miss the point. Western forces are a meld of many foreign contingents that work together quite effectively and in a disciplined manner. Muslims on the other hand are all over the place...no real idea as to what the fuck they are meant to be doing. Thats the point. No one really knows what the hell is going on over there other than that the fat cats seem to get even fatter and the general level of dumbness even more exaggerated. Well I guess you miss my point. The Al Queda Wahhabi jihadists are not "all over the place", they are trained and specialise in intervention for the benefit of their paymasters. That they bring primitive midaevil repressive governance to the places they rule, have you considered that is exactly what their paymasters want? And as I have said...STUPID. These morons presume to take on Western capitalism within a context that has no real direction, is bedevilled with corruption and still dwells in a primeval age. Assad trained as a physician for fucks sake. What did he learn in considered thinking. Clearly nothing! In contrast, Western ranks are tight to the point that even light does not pass through. Assad would have been wiser allying himself with other rational forces seeking to set up economic alternatives, such as Venezuela or even BRIC for that matter and stuck to the issues. Running with the Arab Empire, especially whilst taking potshots are Israel which has deep roots in the logical traditions was incredibly dumb (same mistake made by Ghadaffi, Mr Sunshades.) Workers of the World, Unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains! |
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ASV User ID: 2643820 United States 02/06/2013 06:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You know, you keep calling assorted jihadis/"freedom-liberators" stupid. Yes, they are. But whether totting RPG, planting IED under the cover of night... or strapping suicide-vests... those retards you condescend to can take out 50 people in a single try. It's this kind of neglect/under-estimation of Islam, especially in the Roaring 1990's in the West... is why we had 9/11 and all the subsequent trillion-dollar costing shit since... Nevermind the fact, as you mentioned, that behind-the-scenes players who use or "rent" the jihadis, are of course anything BUT stupid... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 33828025 Egypt 02/06/2013 06:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: BioReaper Of course not. Not every Muslim is like Gaddafi. You see, if there is one thing an Islamic Fundamentalist hates more than Jews and Infidels, its Muslims who have strayed from the faith. You mean his interpretation of the mumbo jumbo, which incidentally is heavily funded by the Saudis, (whom I hear, love their booze, nightclubs and weemin). Fuck, this would make an awesome Monty Python script if it weren't for real. Wish there was a Monty Python movie about this..would be making fun of the facts and be hilarious. Ay haram! Monty Python are clearly a Zionist plot to steal Sinai from glorious Egyptian strong virulent mans while SCAF are too busy rolling on the floor laughing their asses off at John Cleese hijinx. Hear hear, the megaphone spewing his crap again. Why don't you go back to work, oh sorry...guess this IS your work! FUCK YOU! You have NEVER shown ANY compassion or respect for anyone but instead just roll over everyone with your big yapper. When I was living through shit in the ME you were not even born yet. So either you can get a joke I make and have a civil exchange for a change, or find yourself another victim of your book-smart dribble. |
Marxist User ID: 10435188 New Zealand 02/06/2013 06:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Everyone? In all my readings they are from a particular SArabian inspired sect, with extensive training centres hidden from view. Those implicated: Pakistan, SArabia, Qatar-- coincidently or not allies of the US. You must cite this acquired knowledge of their use by "everyone" as mercenaries, no matter the cause. You are aware that Iran uses its own brand of jihadists in Pakistan and Iraq (in its squabbles for territory/influence in other words). Muqtada al Sadr (Iran) ring a bell? Irrespective of the sects involved, the common thread is a fundamentalism that is extreme to the degree that all intelligent thought is effectively blocked. And what do we have? Rent a stupid!! There is no common thread between Iraqi Shia anti Saddam politics and SArabia funded Wahhabi ambitions. Muqtada was a patriot, not a terrorist. That Iran shielded him and latter supported him has a long history to events connected inside Iraq. What you are failing to do is separate legitimate indigenous struggle from outside interference and manipulation. Bullshit. One would have thought there is no real nationalism in the Arab Empire when it comes to fighting external forces from the infidel world. After all it was infidels who dethroned Saddam, reason enough I wulda thunk to sink your differences and defend the Caliphate. These arseholes are squabbling amongst themselves and selling themselves out to the highest bidder. If that isn't rent a stupid, I have no idea what is. Workers of the World, Unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 33828025 Egypt 02/06/2013 06:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 32967202 Everyone? In all my readings they are from a particular SArabian inspired sect, with extensive training centres hidden from view. Those implicated: Pakistan, SArabia, Qatar-- coincidently or not allies of the US. You must cite this acquired knowledge of their use by "everyone" as mercenaries, no matter the cause. You are aware that Iran uses its own brand of jihadists in Pakistan and Iraq (in its squabbles for territory/influence in other words). Muqtada al Sadr (Iran) ring a bell? Irrespective of the sects involved, the common thread is a fundamentalism that is extreme to the degree that all intelligent thought is effectively blocked. And what do we have? Rent a stupid!! There is no common thread between Iraqi Shia anti Saddam politics and SArabia funded Wahhabi ambitions. Muqtada was a patriot, not a terrorist. That Iran shielded him and latter supported him has a long history to events connected inside Iraq. What you are failing to do is separate legitimate indigenous struggle from outside interference and manipulation. Bullshit. One would have thought there is no real nationalism in the Arab Empire when it comes to fighting external forces from the infidel world. After all it was infidels who dethroned Saddam, reason enough I wulda thunk to sink your differences and defend the Caliphate. These arseholes are squabbling amongst themselves and selling themselves out to the highest bidder. If that isn't rent a stupid, I have no idea what is. YUP! Seeing this in realtime now. |
Marxist User ID: 10435188 New Zealand 02/06/2013 06:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You know, you keep calling assorted jihadis/"freedom-liberators" stupid. Yes, they are. But whether totting RPG, planting IED under the cover of night... or strapping suicide-vests... those retards you condescend to can take out 50 people in a single try. It's this kind of neglect/under-estimation of Islam, especially in the Roaring 1990's in the West... is why we had 9/11 and all the subsequent trillion-dollar costing shit since... Nevermind the fact, as you mentioned, that behind-the-scenes players who use or "rent" the jihadis, are of course anything BUT stupid... Listen mate, by any measure, your Arab Empire is an even greater joke than it ever was. What the firk are these jihadis liberating. More regions for rich Western expats to flock to. Cos that is the net effect of blowing 50 people to bits out your arsehole. Nowhere is it more profitabe for me to work that in the heartland of the Empire. It is only a matter of time before Iraq comes on tap. I'ld say give it a decade and Tehran will be a nice little earner. In the meantime, the West is being overwhelmed by refugees from expat land. Fuck, are you people awake!!! Workers of the World, Unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 33828025 Egypt 02/06/2013 06:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You know, you keep calling assorted jihadis/"freedom-liberators" stupid. Yes, they are. But whether totting RPG, planting IED under the cover of night... or strapping suicide-vests... those retards you condescend to can take out 50 people in a single try. It's this kind of neglect/under-estimation of Islam, especially in the Roaring 1990's in the West... is why we had 9/11 and all the subsequent trillion-dollar costing shit since... Nevermind the fact, as you mentioned, that behind-the-scenes players who use or "rent" the jihadis, are of course anything BUT stupid... Listen mate, by any measure, your Arab Empire is an even greater joke than it ever was. What the firk are these jihadis liberating. More regions for rich Western expats to flock to. Cos that is the net effect of blowing 50 people to bits out your arsehole. Nowhere is it more profitabe for me to work that in the heartland of the Empire. It is only a matter of time before Iraq comes on tap. I'ld say give it a decade and Tehran will be a nice little earner. In the meantime, the West is being overwhelmed by refugees from expat land. Fuck, are you people awake!!! |
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Marxist User ID: 10435188 New Zealand 02/06/2013 06:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So is an Al Qeada/FSA/CIA takeover of Syria "Good for Israel", or "Bad for Israel"? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 33832742 Because THAT is the only question that matters. I wouldn't term it a CIA takeover. After all the West is taking care of its interests anywhere it matters, as are the Chinese, Indians, Latin Americans etc, etc. An Al quaeda takeover is a complete failure of the Arab Empire and reason enough for you guys to jack that shit....quickly!! Last Edited by Marxist on 02/06/2013 07:13 PM Workers of the World, Unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 33828025 Egypt 02/06/2013 06:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So is an Al Qeada/FSA/CIA takeover of Syria "Good for Israel", or "Bad for Israel"? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 33832742 Because THAT is the only question that matters. Good of course, cuz that means Finally the pesty issues of occupied syrian lands is solved, and they'll take Hezbollah with it. But publicly of course it's BAAAAD for them. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 32967202 Mexico 02/06/2013 07:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 32967202 Everyone? In all my readings they are from a particular SArabian inspired sect, with extensive training centres hidden from view. Those implicated: Pakistan, SArabia, Qatar-- coincidently or not allies of the US. You must cite this acquired knowledge of their use by "everyone" as mercenaries, no matter the cause. You are aware that Iran uses its own brand of jihadists in Pakistan and Iraq (in its squabbles for territory/influence in other words). Muqtada al Sadr (Iran) ring a bell? Irrespective of the sects involved, the common thread is a fundamentalism that is extreme to the degree that all intelligent thought is effectively blocked. And what do we have? Rent a stupid!! There is no common thread between Iraqi Shia anti Saddam politics and SArabia funded Wahhabi ambitions. Muqtada was a patriot, not a terrorist. That Iran shielded him and latter supported him has a long history to events connected inside Iraq. What you are failing to do is separate legitimate indigenous struggle from outside interference and manipulation. Bullshit. One would have thought there is no real nationalism in the Arab Empire when it comes to fighting external forces from the infidel world. After all it was infidels who dethroned Saddam, reason enough I wulda thunk to sink your differences and defend the Caliphate. These arseholes are squabbling amongst themselves and selling themselves out to the highest bidder. If that isn't rent a stupid, I have no idea what is. Who are you to say it is "reason enough" to discard the anti Saddam struggle because infidels dethroned Saddam? Worse!, who the FUCK are you to associate them with foreign funded fanatical terrorists whose sole purpose was to weaken both Sunni and Shia resistance against the US led illegal invasion? That's really sloppy analysis!!! Even Baaths were patriots as much as Muqtada. Without the "infidels",, as you call them, and other foreign infiltrators (SArabia) a secular Baathist multiethnic and locally grown option was always a possibility. Marxist, you have lost your patience for nationalist struggle as the vehicle for self determination. Time to change your moniker and become a Clinton supporter.. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 32967202 Mexico 02/06/2013 07:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | you'd think that the exposure of the CIA arms running out of Benghazi [link to www.businessinsider.com] would give a clue to people what was going on in Iraq. During the height of so called Al Queda operations in Iraq, Eastern Syria was a lawless hideout and major Brit and US basis were guarding the Syria Iraq border to insure their safe passage in and out. Exactly the same operations and alliances to what is going on in Jordon, Lebanon and Turkey vis a vie Syria. Why change a plan if it has worked since Soviet days, through to Yugoslavia, Chechnya, Libya and Syria and on to Iran, Russia and China? |