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To: dragnet2
Annihilating a terrorist army is in the USA's interest, not to help the ragheads in Iraq.

The fact that ISIS exists at all is only possible because they have an ally in the WH.

Such an army would never have been able to be formed with a real American as President.

The difficult part of dealing with terrorists is they usually hide in the shadows and amongst the civilians.

These bastards have formed an army and are operating in plain sight in heavy numbers.

You can't hold territory without ground troops, but you sure can blow up stuff from the air.

These guys should be reduced to walking or driving around in civilian vehicles,not parading around in brand new Toyotas.


12 posted on 08/09/2014 10:24:55 AM PDT by Rome2000
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To: Rome2000
More shock and awe huh? More trillions, more decades long compassionate wars, more American blood, loot what's left of the American treasure?

We had our chance.....There will be no wholesale wiping them out...There will be no sizing their oil fields, and sending them back into tents in the desert while giving them final warning to behave or die quickly...

What they will do is take hundreds of thousands of them from these religious insane asylums, import them here, then pass laws here protecting them, demanding you respect their culture....Or else.

Annihilating a terrorist army is in the USA's interest

You might be a bit slow Mr. Rome....Let me explain...The your U.S. government could care less about what is in America's best interest, your best interest or my best interest...Just look at your own borders for starters, and go from there.

15 posted on 08/09/2014 10:35:45 AM PDT by dragnet2 (Diversion and evasion are tools of deceit)
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