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twicedead2 wrote:daas wrote:SMc wrote:@ED et al
Can you for just one day, stop creating sh1t threads that only aim to sensationaise something you have no influence over and in reality is unsubstantiated?
Also linking your business to your 2NR account is also a bad move, if you were on tender to create my the website for my business I would not even think twice about discarding you as an option due to the toots, yes toots you deposit here everyday...
Reality is when Nemesis12 telling you things not right, things really wrong
Who's nemesis though
come nah man nems12? you feel yuh brite awah! you is nemesis12 bruh! that was your former name before you change it to daas, steups! you and "lost to all" fall out big big in ah ched ah few months ago about childrearing.
Both Russia & US tried that before in Afghanistan... Both failed miserably!EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:...Its only a matter of time till Russia or USA send in an Army and wipe out these people.
Redman wrote:Should either/any real country decide to focus on eradicating ISIS...they will....the same way any war is won.
Disrupt Supply chain
Finance
Replace the boots on the ground with bodies on the ground.
The above can be done without putting too much additional effort.
Market accordingly disrupt the volunteer chain.
Put up sign ...Martyrs Wanted...smile for the JDAMS.
ISIS cant punch above their weight for long.
The US and Euro creating money ...and make the rules.
Redman wrote:Agreed eradicate is a way too strong word.
At the same time...ISIS has not been the target of a protracted and focused military campaign..unfettered by Unrelated geopolitical restraint s
They remain untested against any formal military action.
Dizzy28 wrote:You have some really pie in the sky actions there.
1. In the West Muslims will still be a minority and different and people will always fear that they do not understand or am part off - Agree, but promotion of tolerance can help.
2. Can be done
3. The major powers can't agree here - Russia and Iran want Assad there and the West doesn't.
Let's hope some agreement was reached here.
4. Good luck getting Iraq, Syria to give up land to Kurdistan especially when in Iraq's case it will involve lucrative and huge oil fields. Also any Kurd nation should include areas in Turkey and Iran.
Agree, but without some protection or geographic state, the Kurds will continue to be victimized. But this is debatable, just something I feel strongly about since I've heard many Kurdish sob stories and they're a very peaceful group of people who do deserve western help.
5. Syria has 17m (approx) ppl. Even if 50% become refugees you are talking about 8.5m persons to deal with. Not an easy task. - Well refugee accommodation should be temporary. While logistically challanging, it's far cheaper than a drawn out war and builds goodwill toward a future Syria.
A protracted and focused military campaign you say.
Redman wrote:A protracted and focused military campaign you say.
In all of history those with more men,more money,more technology have won the conflict.....IF THE POLITICAL WILL EXIST.
The Paris hit and the Russian plane give the politicians in France and Russia only one option.
They have to go hard....so the political will exist.
Even RT and CNN are talking Russia/US coordinating attacks.
Give any super power the moral authority to wage war...in a shitty economic climate .....war is what you will get.
If France/Russia decide to really put boots on the ground ....ISIS is fcuked. How far does ideology go if life expectancy is days?
How do you recruit?..
lol, no.
Let's take even ISIS earliest predecessors. The Byzantine empire and the Persian empire existed, both with more men, money and technology than the first muslims when Islam first started. Islam ravaged and conquered the territories of both those empires in the Middle East and expanded causing arguably their downfalls. I'm betting this is what ISIS is planning to do.
Redman wrote:lol, no.
Let's take even ISIS earliest predecessors. The Byzantine empire and the Persian empire existed, both with more men, money and technology than the first muslims when Islam first started. Islam ravaged and conquered the territories of both those empires in the Middle East and expanded causing arguably their downfalls. I'm betting this is what ISIS is planning to do.
Really?
What you are discussing is like Hitler before the Allies arrived at the political will to co ordinate their warfare against the Axis.
The Byzantine era didnt help Saddam against a unified NATO in Iraq 1.
Even AQ has lost its effectiveness....and what were they fighting for again???
The reality is that if the 'world' decides to wage war....then its just a matter of time until ISIS loses its ability to wage war.
Remain as yet another Terrorist group..sure.
Attrition,Finance and political will.....ISIS cant win any of them....not against a politically unified world.
If Russia/USA/NATO and China want you downsized...its happening.
Redman wrote:lol, no.
Let's take even ISIS earliest predecessors. The Byzantine empire and the Persian empire existed, both with more men, money and technology than the first muslims when Islam first started. Islam ravaged and conquered the territories of both those empires in the Middle East and expanded causing arguably their downfalls. I'm betting this is what ISIS is planning to do.
Really?
What you are discussing is like Hitler before the Allies arrived at the political will to co ordinate their warfare against the Axis.
The Byzantine era didnt help Saddam against a unified NATO in Iraq 1.
Even AQ has lost its effectiveness....and what were they fighting for again???
The reality is that if the 'world' decides to wage war....then its just a matter of time until ISIS loses its ability to wage war.
Remain as yet another Terrorist group..sure.
Attrition,Finance and political will.....ISIS cant win any of them....not against a politically unified world.
If Russia/USA/NATO and China want you downsized...its happening.
shogun wrote:Dude, what the hell? Is thirst in every ched?
Really?? Even ISIS frontline fighters not going near that.
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