What Will It Take To Get Rid Of ISIS?

**OhOh** · 09-03-2016, 10:12 AM

No need for bombs or bullets.

This is how it's done. No casualties, no grieving mothers, wives or boyfriends just a quick change of clothes, a shave and a new flag to wave. The same terrorists, just a makeover. What could be better.

Notice the machine guns on the skyline. Remember boys we have our fingers on the triggers. Dance you bastards.

"Syrian rebel fighters seized a border crossing with Iraq from Islamic State on Friday, Britain-based war monitor the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Islamic State had controlled the al-Tanf border crossing, which is also near the Syrian-Jordanian border, since May last year after seizing it from Syrian government forces. It had been the last border crossing with Iraq that was under the control of the Syrian government.
IS, which controls a swathe of territory spreading from Iraq into central Syria, still controls the Bukamal Syria-Iraq border crossing near Deir al Zour.
The Observatory said the rebel fighters who took the crossing crossed into Syria from Jordan."

Syrian rebels seize Iraq border crossing from Islamic State: monitor | Reuters

Take note of the author of this fairytale. A certain Lisa Barrington.

Where have all these rebel fighters sprung from I wonder.

Ignore the sample flag, it could be a St. Georges Cross, it's irrelevant.

The official one is red white black. The terrorist one, see the picture above, is green white black - the French mandated flag.

**OhOh** · 09-03-2016, 11:30 AM

Double post

**OhOh** · 09-03-2016, 11:31 AM

An Ameristani government officer calls for the Russian Judiciary to release of a person accused in a murder inquiry.

http://georgia.usembassy.gov/news-ev...remarkspp.html

The Russian spokesman clarifies the errors of the officer's statement.

" The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, responded to the calls of US Secretary of State John Kerry to release the citizen of Ukraine Nadiya Savchenko. Kerry called her further detention the non-compliance of the Minsk agreements.

Zakharova recalled that the Minsk agreements say nothing about the citizen of Ukraine Nadiya Savchenko, accused in Russia of involvement in the deaths of journalists in Donbass.

"This raises serious doubts as to the authenticity of authorship. John Kerry must not know that there is not a single word about Nadiya Savchenko in the Minsk agreements, and her case doesn't not apply to any of the points," wrote Zakharova on her Facebook page.

In her opinion, the publication of calls for the release of the defendant the day before the court case is a direct attempt at pressuring the court to influence the decision."

The Ameristani Government Officer stated, "Both sides need to release the hostages who are currently detained".

Who is he talking about here, is there a list of such people? Does it state in the Minsk II "agreement/declaration", when they should be released and on what conditions? Is the person named a "hostage" on the list or a suspect in a Russian murder trial.

Were the Ameristani government actually a signee of the Minsk II "agreement/declaration", do they have any rights at all to interfere in a Russian question of judicial practice?

The Russian spokesman sure looks terrified, yes? "Probably" the Ameristani government officer is used to getting his own way in his vassal states, is Russia one of them?

**maaklong** · 09-03-2016, 03:05 PM

Originally Posted by OhOh

Originally Posted by rickschoppers

You will need a thick skin and a sharp tongue to post here.

What he needs are some manners and intelligence. Which of course he will fond a lot of here.

hey hey i've been to the royal school of etiquette.

**maaklong** · 09-03-2016, 03:07 PM

bombing the isis warrants attacks in here? those black hooded lads are nothing but monsters. look how they treat women, prisoners and the local population. these vile creatures of hell must be wiped out before they spread their wahabi islam.

**Neo** · 09-03-2016, 03:13 PM

Ameristani..?

Yeah I kind of get it, but when you start a post sounding like a 12 year old, it kind of detracts from the rest of the info you're trying to put across.

**MrG** · 09-03-2016, 09:17 PM

^
So what else is new?

**Neo** · 10-03-2016, 04:17 AM

Cyborg rats.

**MrG** · 10-03-2016, 04:58 AM

Neo-Cons...?
No, we've had them for awhile.

**OhOh** · 10-03-2016, 09:29 AM

Originally Posted by Neo

it kind of detracts from the rest

You mean like it pisses off the jug heads, that is the point. My, free to the forum, content is king and legally sound, not so my embellishments used to propagandise my sell. The jug-heads cannot elucidate a cogent reply. Requested politely, to show any evidence, not necessarily true, just somebody of statures opinion, I hear an eerie silence.

Originally Posted by Neo

like a 12 year old

Hold on there, I past my 11+ with "probably", "moderate" to "exceptional" grades.

Nearly a teenager then, or an ignorant old fart. "At this point in time, what does it matter".

I believe Ameristani is an appropriate nom de plume for a third world, failed state. Links to the old, hints at the "exceptional" new, eh laddie?

If IS can be renamed/re-flagged/re-uniformed every other week one assumes other terrorist states can be similarly rebranded at whim. This after all an advert funded forum, yes? What do advert funded web sites want, page hits, yes?

**OhOh** · 10-03-2016, 11:26 AM

It would be helpful in Syria, also worldwide, if Ameristan spoke without the forked tongue. But as it was founded on lies, should we hold our breath.

A Czar is a suggesting a unsavoury Emperor, who has unlimited/"exceptional" powers.

An interview with a Syrian government officer.

http://http://21stcenturywire.com/20...al-terrorists/

"On Western diplomacy, Dr. Shaaban remarked:

“The contradictory statements coming from the West are puzzling, to say the least. Even when he (US Secretary of State John Kerry) said we are not seeking regime change, the US ambassador at the UN (Samantha Powers) said President Assad had to go. Then, Kerry gave a statement in the Security Council that he agreed with Russia that it is up to the Syrian people to decide their destiny and their government. Then President Obama comes and says, no, President Assad has to go.”

Indeed, aside from being immoral and criminal, the various statements and actions of Western leaders are borderline-schizophrenic.

Obama has flip-flopped on his “Assad must go” position, his latest declaration alleging peace will not come “until Assad is out of power”.

Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter and Vice President Joe Biden have both flexed military muscles, saying America is ready to take “direct action on the ground” in Syria and ready for a “military solution” in Syria.

In contrast, on February 9, 2016, State Department Spokesperson, John Kirby, pledged:
“There’s not going to be a military solution to this conflict. … It has to be solved politically. And more importantly, it has to be solved by Syrians.”

"On the inconsistency of American leaders’ positions on Syria, Dr. Shaaban told me:

“Here is the difference between them and Russia. If you take the statements of Putin or Lavrov from the beginning of the crisis until now, you find them consistent, in line with each other. You find them coming from a stand against terrorism, that countries have sovereignties, and that it is the people of these countries who should decide the future of the country, with no foreign intervention.

All of their stands are in line with international legitimacy and with UN resolutions.

That’s why the stand of the Russians, for us, is a noble stand. As Putin said, they are defending the national security of Russia and Syria, which is true.”

**rickschoppers** · 12-03-2016, 03:43 PM

This might help.

ISIS hacked: Massive security breach exposes personal data of fighters | BGR

Intelligence agencies fighting a fierce battle against ISIS have scored a massive victory by capturing a USB drive containing personal data for 22,000 ISIS fighters. The win is akin to hacking ISIS’s “human resources” department, as the USB drive in question contains a treasure trove of information that was already verified as being genuine.

A defector has apparently leaked the USB drive, though other details about this intelligence operation aren’t revealed.

According to Wired, portions of the information retrieved from the storage medium were verified by a Syrian opposition newspaper, British television network Sky News and German intelligence officials. German law enforcement told CNN the data is real while Sky News says the documents contain data about known ISIS recruits, including former rapper Abdel Bary and hacker Junaid Hussain, who was killed in a drone strike last summer.

The data includes the fighters’ names, phone numbers, hometown and blood types. This is information that was filled out in forms while signing up to join ISIS. According to estimates, there are anywhere between 19, 000 and 25,000 active ISIS fighters, down from 31,000 a few months ago.

The captured USB drive also contains questionnaires that can shed light on how ISIS recruited its fighters and map out routes these recruits may have used to join ISIS. For example, one candidate was willing to become a suicide bomber because he had shrapnel painfully stuck in his head and he wanted a way to make it end.

“A well-traveled Australian with a computer degree is also willing to go on a suicide mission,” CNN writes. “But he worries his night vision might be a hurdle. Plus, he doesn’t know how to drive manual transmission vehicles.”

“From a macro intelligence perspective, this type of information is a treasure trove for intelligence analysts,” counterterrorism analyst with the Washington Institute for Near East Policy Matthew Levitt told Wired.

Earlier reports about the ISIS operations said the group has advanced cyber support for its operatives, suggesting there’s a sophisticated level of human resources management inside the terrorist organization. The amount and quality of the data obtained from this leaked USB drive seems to indicate that’s exactly the case.

As CNN reveals, the questionnaire had 23 items to be filled out by potential “employees,” so intelligence agencies have a lot more to work with than just names and phone numbers, as follows:

First and last name
Assumed name
Mother’s name
Blood type
Date of birth/ nationality
Marital status
Address and place of birth
Education
Sharia (or religious) level
Previous job
Countries visited
Point of border entry
Date of entry
Who recommended you
Previous jihad experience
Fighter or suicide attacker
Field of specialty
Current working place
Personal properties left behind
The level of obedience
Address for future communication
Date of death and place
Notes

**harrybarracuda** · 12-03-2016, 04:01 PM

Have you ever heard the phrase "orgy of evidence"?

**bsnub** · 12-03-2016, 05:34 PM

Originally Posted by OhOh

You mean like it pisses off the jug heads

No it just makes you look stupid.

**Dapper** · 12-03-2016, 05:51 PM

ISIS doesn't exist as a threat to the world other than in the mind of brainwashed american retards (95% of Americans) who consume American bullshit media.

And sure, there are a good few of the 5% on here, but they are massively out-numbered by utter planks.

**rickschoppers** · 15-03-2016, 11:07 AM

So Putin has ordered the bulk of his troops to leave Syria. According to him, "Mission accomplished." ISIS still controls a large portion of Syria.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...6d4_story.html

**OhOh** · 15-03-2016, 12:49 PM

Originally Posted by rickschoppers

ISIS still controls a large portion of Syria.

Syria is approx 180,000 Km Sq. How many Km Sq do the terrorists control, not the crusader coalition?

**rickschoppers** · 15-03-2016, 01:00 PM

This Animated Map Of ISIS Expansion In Syria, Iraq And Beyond Is Unsettling

**Neverna** · 15-03-2016, 01:56 PM

Have you got one a bit more recent, Rick?

**harrybarracuda** · 15-03-2016, 02:01 PM

29 Feb according to the BBC.

**rickschoppers** · 15-03-2016, 02:13 PM

Originally Posted by Neverna

Have you got one a bit more recent, Rick?

Sorry, read the date wrong. Looks like Harry posted one.

**OhOh** · 15-03-2016, 02:43 PM

The article which includes "maps" is dated the 29th feb, the map closest to harrys is actually dated jan 2015 to dec 2015.

I've included it here as it show the legend.

IS is the dark purple colour then. Still seems like a road or two of "control"

The beige colour is government and it's new partners controlled and the cross hatched bits are areas of no value or habitation and thus controlled by whoever wants the bother, Yes?

**harrybarracuda** · 15-03-2016, 03:48 PM

Originally Posted by OhOh

Originally Posted by Neo

it kind of detracts from the rest

You mean like it pisses off the jug heads, that is the point.

Not really, it just makes you look like a juvenile with extremely poor social skills.

The perfect prey for conspiracy theorists.

**harrybarracuda** · 15-03-2016, 03:49 PM

Originally Posted by OhOh

the cross hatched bits are areas of no value or habitation and thus controlled by whoever wants the bother, Yes?

The fucking camels got that shit.

**Neo** · 15-03-2016, 04:57 PM

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Originally Posted by OhOh

Originally Posted by Neo

it kind of detracts from the rest

You mean like it pisses off the jug heads, that is the point.

Not really, it just makes you look like a juvenile with extremely poor social skills.

The perfect prey for conspiracy theorists.

Exactly... just like when you used to say the Crusader Coalition all the time instead of Russia, but you've grown up now... so that's alright

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