ISIS burns Jordanian pilot alive

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

But I really don't know what can be done about it that's not already being done. It's going to take a ground army to engage them and make a real difference...and I'm not ready or willing to send our soldiers to do that at this point. I'm afraid it's likely they'll cross a line in the not-too-distant future that will probably make that a necessity.

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The problem with sending in a ground force is that it will be a repeat of the latter years of Iraq. It won't be a uniform versus uniform war like it is now ( to a degree). They'll go back to hiding. At least now the peshmerga are engaging them fairly openly

Why do we need to eliminate them?
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Why do we need to eliminate their women?
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Why do we need to eliminate their children?
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It's been done before
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Originally Posted by davsel

They are not human. Deal with them accordingly.

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A country will have to take a global leadership role in order to do that, unfortunately the United States is no longer that country.

I wouldn't be looking to Europe, Russia or China anytime soon, they have their own concerns.

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Originally Posted by Chad4000

Yeah, I was puzzled by that too... Im also reading that Jordan will execute their POW's tonight in retaliation...

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Where is the like button! I hope they burn them and release the tape, I would get some popcorn.

As tragic as this is, and I understand that it is....

I have long thought that getting some of the more amicable islamic states in that region on our side was the key to winning this "war" on terror. Turkey, which is IMHO the only truly westernized and modern islamic state (some other states are getting there, but still have a ways to go) voted almost unanimously to allow their president to attack ISIS at will, including in Iraq and Syria. Unfortunately, very little has come of this, except for some show of force on Syria/Turkey border towns. But I, in someways, hope something provokes Turkey to get more involved now that it is approved. Rest assured, Turkey is nothing to mess with.... they have the largest standing infantry in NATO (besting the U.S. by almost 40%), and their military boys live and breath military from a very young age.

Now, I think we may have an ally in Jordan, who in general is fairly westernized and civil compared the company they have in that region. They also have one of the best air forces of all islamic countries, overshadowed by only Turkey and Iran. Turkey + Jordan could present quite a formidable foe for ISIS, especially with western backing and elevated support by muslims who might be happy to join a war against the west, but are not so keen to join a terrorist force against other muslims.

We shall see, but I think ISIS is on their way to signing their death warrant if they keep down this path. We can only hope.

The world has always been full of atrocities like this. There just wasn't a proliferation of media and Internet coverage for these types of things back in the day.

IBTL


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Originally Posted by Chad4000

amen.... napalm and carpet bombing..

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And salt. Lots of salt.

When the original deadline passed for exchanging the female suicide bomber in Jordanian custody for the two Japanese citizens and Jordanian pilot, Jordan said if you kill our pilot, we will execute every ISIS prisoner in our custody. I wonder if they will follow through with it.