Posted on 01/28/2017 2:11:41 PM PST by SMGFan
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order calling for the Pentagon to submit a plan for the defeat of Daesh to him in the next 30 days. The order, signed the afternoon of January 28 in the Oval Office, calls for the Joint Chiefs of Staff to present the new president with a plan to defeat the terrorist organization in 30 days.
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The plan has to be ready in 30 days, not the destruction of ISIS.
I personally don’t like Daesh, it’s what Kerry called them all the time. I suspect he didn’t want to use anything that had “Islamic” in the name, since Obama said it has nothing to do with Islam. Everybody knows what ISIS is, why confuse people now?
“Da’ish or Daesh
• What is it? A disputed acronym based on the group’s full Arabic name.
• Stands for: “Dawlat al-Islamiyah f’al-Iraq wa al-Sham,” which translates to “Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant.” The Levant refers to an area between the Mediterranean Sea and the Euphrates River.
• Used by: The French government, starting in September. Some Arab politicians and Arab media use the term, but the group itself doesn’t recognize it. The acronym has a negative meaning because it sounds similar to the Arabic word for “sowers of discord,” which are enemies of Islam.”
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2015/11/17/islamic-state-names/75889934/
BTW the wording is very poor, it does sound like that. It should read,
Trump Orders Pentagon to Send Plan Within 30 Days to Defeat Daesh
I know. The headline reads funny.
Thanks.
The Kurds use the term at the risk of having their tongues cut out.
Exactly!
We can’t just exterminate them. We have to humiliate them in they eyes of history.
step one: stop funding them
step two: nuke Riyadh
Agree on both accounts.
Bttt
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