[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by Barberp ↗

and we cant waterboard em

True, but there's always Napalm and Cluster Bombs.

[Axian]

I am always amazed by the level of violence put forth in the name of the 'Religion of Peace'.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by Arkoquisa ↗

ISIS, everyone hates them, everyone. Al Quaida, and Isralis, Iranians and Syrians, Iaqis and Kurds, Armenians and Turks.

Why are we not helping Syria stomp these people out along with Al quaida. No god forbid we realize that someone with a heavy hand in their country, isn't always doing so out of oppression to his people, but in order to try to protect peace. Keeping a large, and very ancient blend of people from all three Semitic religions in areas dating back to their origin, combined with more ethnicities than one can begin to list, is something we need to remember, but do not even take into thought. So with that, goes some of the oldest historically documented locations, buildings, and archives. Nothing makes me sadder than the burning of religious buildings. I'm not religious, but I'm a Historian, and those buildings contain historical documents and archives, not just religious. Losing history, the thought of it makes me sick.

I'm not christian, but it pisses me off to see so many so called Christians here not take into account that the oldest and truest blooded Christians in the world have been left forgotten in modern times.


These videos make me sick. The civilian ones, though they being the most innocent, I can watch with more ease than military slaughter. American, Syrian, Iraqi, Any army POWs of any time, it really bothers me. The cruelties of man, forever and always. At least the Catholics, with people like Bartolome de Las Casas, made clear that people killing for no reason other than to kill, and in the name of their conquest and in the guise of representing their religion, were damned to a hell worse than any other to have ever lived. How these people can kill so many, and with such a majority to their own faith, is insane.

In the early stages of the Syrian uprising a lot of republican politicians were highly critical of Obama for not arming and helping the "rebels".......... It turns out that what were called rebels in the early stages also consisted of ISIS.
I think that they are scared to help Assad because it would illustrate just how short sighted and stupid they were when they proposed helping overthrow Assad

I think you're right in that almost all of the region hates ISIS and sees them as a threat, even Hamas is fighting them........ But......There is a lot of credible information that the Saudis have been unofficially aiding and supporting ISIS from the
start...... They have the same religious ideology, and the way the Saudis run things isn't that much different than what ISIS does.

[Cancun78]

Was there no fight in not one of those pows? How incredibly sad.

[flyflicker123]

You think the fukks would know better then to surrender.

[banklimit]

so, the ISIS like to see handsome men in sexy underwear, hm?!

[Xtatic]

it would sure be a bitch having to drag all 160 of those dudes to a grave. Leave them there and it would be a nice feast for the buzzards.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by adhartz ↗

I found a story that outlines the history of this group but won't waste forum space copying and pasting the whole thing here. The gist is that we cannot thunder in blasting away like Bush did in Iraq or we will likely find ourselves fighting Saudi Arabia as well. This is an ubber violent group rehashing the tribal Sunni/Shiite fighting with the highest stakes ever. Here's the link to the story if you would like to read it. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alasta...b_5717157.html

People should look at this and rethink who our friends over there actually are.

Saudi Arabia is a monster.

[chewbacca]

Lmao. These fucktards can keep killing each other as far as Im concerned. Aloha snackbar

[dwizzy22]

Daym that's like a whole company at once.
I'd say they surrendered, that more than enough soldiers to put up a resistance.