[tarvin890]

are we sure Assad used the chems? could have been ISIS to bring people against assad while ISIS armed and formed, cause if yuo look at it, thats how it happened, remember war is about DIS-information....

[tarvin890]

[REVZZYBAN]

Collateral damage. The solution is for ISIS to stop their violence against ALL citizens and the bombings will stop. We-[U.S.] have the means, money, power, and authority to continue to take out ISIS.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Fuck 'em.

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Srsly, fuck 'em.

[Sharon]

The United States and its Arab allies bombed militant groups in Syria for the first time on Tuesday, killing scores of Islamic State fighters, members of a separate al Qaeda-linked group and opening a new front amid shifting Middle East alliances.

The attacks encountered no objection, and even signs of tacit approval, from President Bashar al-Assad’s Syrian government, which said Washington had warned Damascus in advance.

Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates participated in or supported the strikes against Islamic State targets, U.S. Central Command said. The countries are hostile to Assad but now fear the fighters who emerged from the rebellion they backed in Syria’s 3-year-old civil war.

U.S. President Barack Obama said in a televised statement that the breadth of the coalition, including the five Arab states, showed the United States was not alone in its second campaign of air strikes. Since Aug. 8, U.S. air strikes have hit militant targets in Iraq, where Washington supports the government, but had held back from a military engagement in Syria, where it is at odds with Assad.

[turcksmachine]

Knocking down the jihadists, has occurred many times, during the last millennium. Innocent persons perish, during these military actions.
The elimination of the jihadist, is a necessary action. Elimination of the active jihadist will preserve world peace. The idea of jihad, must be scattered, like the brains of killed jihadists upon the ground. Jihad will become like the dirt, that the former jihadists brains have been converted to.

[dabanging1]

Oh give me a fuckin break!~ America haters fuck off and die! You'll always have something bad to say. And to the knucklehead who posted these pics.....Im sorry were you there and took these fn pictures yourself after the US planes left? Another naive bag of bones! If we killed them in accident in trying to kill these dumb ass ISIS fucks,.....sorry....but if we didn't, they'd kill em anyhow...ORRRRRR they're the future ISIS members.
ugh

[gimlet]

Sorry, I just see future Osama bin Ladens and Obamas laying dead...

Maybe if the muslim world would try to distance itself from extremists or even apologize once in a while for their terrorists...oh wait, according to the co-ran it is OK to lie to non-muslims (dimi), so it shouldn't be too hard...

[atrox]

RETARD PLZ SAY GRAFIC CHILD !

[viewerdiscretion]

Collateral damage is inevitable. No matter how sophisticated your weapons are.

Apparently the american's killed 100 thousand Iraqi civilians during the war against Saddam Hussein.