Posted on 01/20/2016 6:43:02 PM PST by IDontLikeToPayTaxes
Two years after Fallujah became one of the first prizes claimed by ISIS, the Iraqi city is a ghost town where fearful residents turn on one another and resistance is met with unspeakable brutality, according to sources trapped inside the Pittsburgh-sized community just 40 miles west of Baghdad.
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These days? I couldn't care less what happens to Iraq.
No kidding. I bet they wish the Marines were there now. FCK them. ISIS can rape, torture and murder Iraqis to their hearts content.
Yeah, I kinda feel the same way.
Lots of American heroes have died over there. I don’t think the Iraqis are worth the effort.
My nephew lost his best friend when their humvee was taken out by an IED; he still wants to go back and kill terrorists; of course, he is still a Marine at heart. But we all knew if the Dems were elected that they would do everything they could to lose the war and get as many of the people that cooperated with us or helped us... killed as possible.
There’s an Iraqi family that had been very happy when they set up on a rooftop near the guy’s house - they were surprised when the husband and kids brought prepared meals for the marines out of the blue the first day. He said that family, poor as they were, brought something nearly every day, but confided in him they feared the Americans would leave and Saddam’s men would come back, or terrorists move in.
At the time, terrorists were putting retarded kids in cars and sending them, unwitting, to try to crash checkpoints, it was sickening.
We’re afraid after the premature withdrawal, and ISIS swarmed the area, that the family’s kindness to the Americans would likely come to the terrorists’ attention and they would suffer dearly for it if they hadn’t already, we can only pray they were able to flee.
They were all for Obama’s Hope and Change “anal-ISIS”
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