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[Lysistrata]

I'm glad I posted something in here that didn't make you want to light my head on fire

[Perez]

The only "army" who have managed to halt ISIS and take back some(little) territory is the Peshmerga. After all they have done and will do, they wont get independence. It saddens me. 

[ccabal86]

http://nypost.com/2015/02/26/isis-destroys-ancient-iraqi-artifacts/

[Lysistrata]

http://nypost.com/2015/02/26/isis-destroys-ancient-iraqi-artifacts/

This is crime against the entire human race. Destroying the history of our planet will destroy our future generations ability to learn from our past. The Earth entire should mobilize against these people... Now. No mercy.

[ccabal86]

Supposedly 20000 foreigners have joined ISIS since the uprisings. I have mixed feelings about this. For one, it's bad that so many have joined their ranks, but on the other hand, it's good that all the scum are in one place. It's my sincere hope that one day the world will have enough and move in to kill every last one of that 20000.

[Blade 619]

http://nypost.com/2015/02/26/isis-destroys-ancient-iraqi-artifacts/

 
Not only that but they're selling antiques left right and centre to fund their little party.
 

Supposedly 20000 foreigners have joined ISIS since the uprisings. I have mixed feelings about this. For one, it's bad that so many have joined their ranks, but on the other hand, it's good that all the scum are in one place. It's my sincere hope that one day the world will have enough and move in to kill every last one of that 20000.

While 20k from a global population is a tiny tiny proportion, those who recruited them are still working in those foreign countries and largely walk free. Who knows how many people hold ISIS ideas but are sat in cosy european / american / african / australian houses. Too tired for capital letters.

[ccabal86]

 

http://nypost.com/2015/02/26/isis-destroys-ancient-iraqi-artifacts/

 
Not only that but they're selling antiques left right and centre to fund their little party.
 

Supposedly 20000 foreigners have joined ISIS since the uprisings. I have mixed feelings about this. For one, it's bad that so many have joined their ranks, but on the other hand, it's good that all the scum are in one place. It's my sincere hope that one day the world will have enough and move in to kill every last one of that 20000.

While 20k from a global population is a tiny tiny proportion, those who recruited them are still working in those foreign countries and largely walk free. Who knows how many people hold ISIS ideas but are sat in cosy european / american / african / australian houses. Too tired for capital letters.

 

 

True. But this is where the necessary evil of big data surveillance comes in. If you think about it, there have been very few actual terror attacks in the western world as of late, and I bet it's not because they didn't try.

 

Meanwhile, some countries are making some very good steps in the right direction, I hope this sets a precedent: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/02/25/us-austria-muslims-idUSKBN0LT28420150225

[Perez]

That is a start. In that case the most troublesome funding country towards Muslims minorities is Saudi Arabia. If they passed something like this it would really devastate future uprisings.