The U.S. needs to do everything we can to support the Kurds. They will be our best ally in the fight against ISIS.

Whether that is air support, weaponry, or boots on the ground, it needs to happen. I'm not saying full scale invasion at this point, but the Kurds are a solid ally in the fight against ISIS and we need to support them to whatever extent is necessary. Other countries need to do the same.

I keep wondering if Russia will get involved. ISIS is a threat to their interests as well and even though we aren't playing nice with each other right now, we both stand to lose if ISIS isn't stopped.

Not to mention intervening is simply the right thing to do.

We should have never invaded in the first place.

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(08-08-2014 01:55 PM)EagleRockCafe Wrote:  

(08-07-2014 08:36 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  Let's kill them all and show them who really is the religion of peace. Lol

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So you obviously are for not stopping the murder of children. I know the parents of your students have to love sending their child to your care.

Here is a pic you will probably enjoy since murdering children doesn't bother you. Gut-Wrenching Picture Shows Yazidi Children Dying On Mountain Surrounded By Jihadists…



Another story that won't bother you.

Report: Yazidi Parents Throwing Their Children From Mountain So They Don’t Have To See Them Die Of Thirst Or Taken By Islamic State…

Quote:Date: August 6, 2014

Subject: Report from Assyrian Aid Society of Iraq

This report was sent to us by Ms. Christina Patto, VP Assyrian Aid Society of Iraq. Here what she wrote:

Here is our report and some of our testimony concerning the events happening now in North of Iraq.

It is a tragic situation, nobody can imagine how terrible it is, as much as I write to you and send you reports it will not be enough to describe the suffering of people.

For Zummar and Sinjar: they are under Da’esh control, thousands of Yazidis died in the last two days, they are facing a real genocide. Till yesterday (45) children died of thirst. Some families throw their children from the top of Sinjar mountain in order not to see them die from hunger or thirst, or not to be taken by the terrorists. (1500) men were killed in front of their wives and families, (50) old men died also from thirst and illness. More than (70) girl and women (including Christians) were taken, raped and being captured and sold. More than (100) families are captured in Tel afar airport.

There is about (50) Christian families in Sinjar. The terrorists were able to control the Syriac church there and cover the Cross with their black banner. Till now we do not know anything about those Christian families.

For Nineveh Plain:

As a reason to the continuous bombing on Telkeif, Deacon (Lujain Hikmat Nano) died, most of the families left their houses and would leave one member of the family in the house, but this tragic led to an exodus from Telkeif. the same thing happened in Shekhan and the surrounded villages (shekhan center, Karanjo, Dashqotan and Ein biqri).

Ba’ashiqa: an exodus from there because there was boming and battles near Ba’ashiqa as the terrorists are trying to control that area too. Ba’ashiqa Monastory is being evacuated from the inhabitants and from IDPs.

Ein Sifni: an exodus of the Yazidi families which forced the christian families to flee too.

http://www.cnewa.org/blog.aspx?ID=1835&p...itecode=HQ

Come on Fit. You mouthed off about going after the murderers of children. Why quiet now? Like I said, I am sure the parents of the children you teach would love to know you are against going after the murderers of children. You are a liberal p.o.s. that can't see the reality of the real world.

(08-08-2014 05:47 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  We should have never invaded in the first place.

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You are a ******* piece of ****.

still cracking your idiot remarks after seeing what those islamonazis are doing to children

(08-08-2014 06:27 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(08-08-2014 05:47 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  We should have never invaded in the first place.

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You are a ******* piece of ****.

still cracking your idiot remarks after seeing what those islamonazis are doing to children

It is a truly tragic case that he is a teacher. If only the parents of his students knew what a mental case he was.

(08-08-2014 05:47 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  We should have never invaded in the first place.

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You're right, but we did. To turn our backs on those people now would be a terrible thing to do.

(08-08-2014 05:47 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  We should have never invaded in the first place.

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Yeah, that's a great solution.

ISIS is extremely dangerous for that entire region. The nearby Islamic countries don't want them around either.

I hate to say it, but we should've done nothing to mess with the balance of power in the region. If Saddam was still around, do you think this group would be around?

(08-08-2014 06:03 PM)EagleRockCafe Wrote:  

(08-08-2014 01:55 PM)EagleRockCafe Wrote:  

(08-07-2014 08:36 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  Let's kill them all and show them who really is the religion of peace. Lol

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So you obviously are for not stopping the murder of children. I know the parents of your students have to love sending their child to your care.

Here is a pic you will probably enjoy since murdering children doesn't bother you. Gut-Wrenching Picture Shows Yazidi Children Dying On Mountain Surrounded By Jihadists…



Another story that won't bother you.

Report: Yazidi Parents Throwing Their Children From Mountain So They Don’t Have To See Them Die Of Thirst Or Taken By Islamic State…

Quote:Date: August 6, 2014

Subject: Report from Assyrian Aid Society of Iraq

This report was sent to us by Ms. Christina Patto, VP Assyrian Aid Society of Iraq. Here what she wrote:

Here is our report and some of our testimony concerning the events happening now in North of Iraq.

It is a tragic situation, nobody can imagine how terrible it is, as much as I write to you and send you reports it will not be enough to describe the suffering of people.

For Zummar and Sinjar: they are under Da’esh control, thousands of Yazidis died in the last two days, they are facing a real genocide. Till yesterday (45) children died of thirst. Some families throw their children from the top of Sinjar mountain in order not to see them die from hunger or thirst, or not to be taken by the terrorists. (1500) men were killed in front of their wives and families, (50) old men died also from thirst and illness. More than (70) girl and women (including Christians) were taken, raped and being captured and sold. More than (100) families are captured in Tel afar airport.

There is about (50) Christian families in Sinjar. The terrorists were able to control the Syriac church there and cover the Cross with their black banner. Till now we do not know anything about those Christian families.

For Nineveh Plain:

As a reason to the continuous bombing on Telkeif, Deacon (Lujain Hikmat Nano) died, most of the families left their houses and would leave one member of the family in the house, but this tragic led to an exodus from Telkeif. the same thing happened in Shekhan and the surrounded villages (shekhan center, Karanjo, Dashqotan and Ein biqri).

Ba’ashiqa: an exodus from there because there was boming and battles near Ba’ashiqa as the terrorists are trying to control that area too. Ba’ashiqa Monastory is being evacuated from the inhabitants and from IDPs.

Ein Sifni: an exodus of the Yazidi families which forced the christian families to flee too.

http://www.cnewa.org/blog.aspx?ID=1835&p...itecode=HQ

Come on Fit. You mouthed off about going after the murderers of children. Why quiet now? Like I said, I am sure the parents of the children you teach would love to know you are against going after the murderers of children. You are a liberal p.o.s. that can't see the reality of the real world.

I care deeply about children. My life is dedicated to it. My post was clearly a sarcastic reaction to the constant war mongering that goes on in this thread. I'm sorry that you couldn't realize that.

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(08-09-2014 10:26 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  I care deeply about children. My life is dedicated to it. My post was clearly a sarcastic reaction to the constant war mongering that goes on in this thread. I'm sorry that you couldn't realize that.

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So you were using the mass murder of children to make a funny.


What a POS you are.

(08-08-2014 08:52 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  ISIS is extremely dangerous for that entire region. The nearby Islamic countries don't want them around either.

I hate to say it, but we should've done nothing to mess with the balance of power in the region. If Saddam was still around, do you think this group would be around?

Keeping Saddam would have just postponed the inevitable as he wasn't going to live forever. Uday and Qusay would have likely fought it out for the crown in a brutal struggle for power and still allowed something like this in the resulting chaos.

(08-08-2014 05:47 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  We should have never invaded in the first place.

We should never invade Iraq or anywhere else if we're not going in to win.

Invading should mean overwhelming force without restrictive rules of engagement. Kill everybody that needs killing, blow up everything that needs blowing up, and LEAVE.

If you're not prepared to go that route, then keep the troops at home. It's not the situation for a military solution.

(08-09-2014 10:29 AM)Kaplony Wrote:  

(08-09-2014 10:26 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  I care deeply about children. My life is dedicated to it. My post was clearly a sarcastic reaction to the constant war mongering that goes on in this thread. I'm sorry that you couldn't realize that.

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So you were using the mass murder of children to make a funny.


What a POS you are.

You don't know what sarcasm is do you?

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(08-09-2014 10:47 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  

(08-09-2014 10:29 AM)Kaplony Wrote:  

(08-09-2014 10:26 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  I care deeply about children. My life is dedicated to it. My post was clearly a sarcastic reaction to the constant war mongering that goes on in this thread. I'm sorry that you couldn't realize that.

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So you were using the mass murder of children to make a funny.


What a POS you are.

You don't know what sarcasm is do you?

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Neither do you.

(08-09-2014 10:47 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  

(08-09-2014 10:29 AM)Kaplony Wrote:  

(08-09-2014 10:26 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  I care deeply about children. My life is dedicated to it. My post was clearly a sarcastic reaction to the constant war mongering that goes on in this thread. I'm sorry that you couldn't realize that.

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So you were using the mass murder of children to make a funny.


What a POS you are.

You don't know what sarcasm is do you?

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You need to read this

Sarcasm

First learn the meaning of the word. I wasnt trying to be funny. Sarcasm isn't being funny.

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(08-09-2014 10:29 AM)Kaplony Wrote:  

(08-09-2014 10:26 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  I care deeply about children. My life is dedicated to it. My post was clearly a sarcastic reaction to the constant war mongering that goes on in this thread. I'm sorry that you couldn't realize that.

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So you were using the mass murder of children to make a funny.


What a POS you are.

There's that pseudo-outrage I've grown so fond of seeing on this board.

(08-07-2014 08:36 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  Let's kill them all and show them who really is the religion of peace. Lol

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Well, you have to be pi$$ed.

(08-09-2014 10:46 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(08-08-2014 05:47 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  We should have never invaded in the first place.

We should never invade Iraq or anywhere else if we're not going in to win.

Invading should mean overwhelming force without restrictive rules of engagement. Kill everybody that needs killing, blow up everything that needs blowing up, and LEAVE.

If you're not prepared to go that route, then keep the troops at home. It's not the situation for a military solution.

The problem with that theory is that you assume that you are fighting a country. In the middle east, you're not. You're fighting an ideology. New enemies continue to come into the country to fight the infidels, so you never really fully kill everyone you need to kill.

(08-11-2014 02:06 PM)Niner National Wrote:  

(08-09-2014 10:46 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(08-08-2014 05:47 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  We should have never invaded in the first place.

We should never invade Iraq or anywhere else if we're not going in to win.

Invading should mean overwhelming force without restrictive rules of engagement. Kill everybody that needs killing, blow up everything that needs blowing up, and LEAVE.

If you're not prepared to go that route, then keep the troops at home. It's not the situation for a military solution.

The problem with that theory is that you assume that you are fighting a country. In the middle east, you're not. You're fighting an ideology. New enemies continue to come into the country to fight the infidels, so you never really fully kill everyone you need to kill.

+1. I do agree we have to do something to help, and the Kurds seem to be the only ones we can depend on fighting these guys. If no one else in the middle east wants ISIS either, they should be helping as well.