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Tripp... Can you translate for us? It appears to say aaaaaaalalalalalalalalala......

kalm wrote:Tripp... Can you translate for us? It appears to say aaaaaaalalalalalalalalala......

Need someone that reads scribble!

Click on the Facebook page of the chick with the read hat or whatever they call it. Has some war pictures there.

I think it says we are going to decimate the already decimated Al Qaeda leadership for the last time, one more time

I think

OL FU wrote:I think it says we are going to decimate the already decimated Al Qaeda leadership for the last time, one more time

I think

Maybe 4000 more times. I'm not sure either....

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcZKso_Z6M8[/youtube]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUkbbS3Xgcw[/youtube]

Not really surprising.. The troops will always be there.

I think this is the translation:




Wed Jun 11 2014 17:57 | (Voice of Iraq) -



Baghdad / Zuhair Fatlawi detect security source, on Wednesday, announced the arrival of 4,000 U.S. troops to Baghdad International Airport for the award of the security forces in the fight against "Daash." the source said to the reporter Agency / Source News /, that "4,000 troops Amarki arrived today, to Baghdad International Airport, coming from a military base in Turkey to support the Iraqi Anaasraljeic in the face of the organization" Daash "terrorist according to the strategic agreement signed between the two countries." And add that "the security forces regained control of most areas of Mosul and Salahuddin remote control" Daash "on a number of villages and airport Sharqat military watchtowers in Baiji."

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VictorG wrote:http://sotaliraq.com/mobile-news.php?id ... z34LQaCIjq

Why don't you post a link in f'ing English..

expandspanos wrote:[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcZKso_Z6M8[/youtube]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUkbbS3Xgcw[/youtube]

Not really surprising.. The troops will always be there.

This might be the first valid statement you've made on this board.

BDKJMU wrote:

VictorG wrote:http://sotaliraq.com/mobile-news.php?id ... z34LQaCIjq

Why don't you post a link in f'ing English..

Why don't you pull out that stick that seems to be permanently jammed up your ass.

Grizalltheway wrote:

BDKJMU wrote:
Why don't you post a link in f'ing English..

Why don't you pull out that stick that seems to be permanently jammed up your ass.

Jizzalltheway: if you don't like a link not posted in English, then you have a stick up your arse..

BDKJMU wrote:

VictorG wrote:http://sotaliraq.com/mobile-news.php?id ... z34LQaCIjq

Why don't you post a link in f'ing English..

To get your anticipated reaction...I had a bet on it and I won!

BTW, the link IS in English...........it's the article that is causing you heart burn......besides......go up a couple posts and you will find that I posted the translation....

VictorG wrote:

BDKJMU wrote:
Why don't you post a link in f'ing English..

To get your anticipated reaction...I had a bet on it and I won!

BTW, the link IS in English...........it's the article that is causing you heart burn......besides......go up a couple posts and you will find that I posted the translation....

I didn't read it because as soon as I saw the haji speak I knew it was BS..

Google's correct; it does say that 4000 American troops were sent to Iraq to help fight insurgents.

It's probably fake.

OL FU wrote:I think it says we are going to decimate the already decimated Al Qaeda leadership for the last time, one more time

I think

Obama was right about AQ being on the run. They are running anywhere they damn well please in Syria and Iraq.

I wonder how Obama is going to explain arming and funding AQ in Syria, but droning AQ in Iraq.

CitadelGrad wrote: Obama was right about AQ being on the run. They are running anywhere they damn well please in Syria and Iraq.

I wonder how Obama is going to explain arming and funding AQ in Syria, but droning AQ in Iraq.

The elephant in the room.

The enemy of my enemy is my enemy...

....wait...

expandspanos wrote:[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcZKso_Z6M8[/youtube]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUkbbS3Xgcw[/youtube]

Not really surprising.. The troops will always be there.

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CitadelGrad wrote:

OL FU wrote:I think it says we are going to decimate the already decimated Al Qaeda leadership for the last time, one more time

I think

Obama was right about AQ being on the run. They are running anywhere they damn well please in Syria and Iraq.

I wonder how Obama is going to explain arming and funding AQ in Syria, but droning AQ in Iraq.

Actually, from what I'm reading in other areas that I won't bother bringing here, this really isn't about AQ. It's about a Prime Minister (Maliki) who is desperately trying to stay in power because he will be arrested for war crimes once he is out (France I believe). Basically, he is staging this and since he controls almost all the media in Iraq, it's pretty easy for him to do. Many feel it is "his" security forces we are seeing dress as AQ. or are part of them. He supposedly has several generals on his personal payroll, who will also become "wanted men" before this is done.

The elections were held last month and the official results to be released by the 15th. He has repeatedly asked the current Parliament to declare an emergency because that would allow him to stay in power indefinitely, and he wants to be the next Sadam H.....basically......he is causing this whole mess in an attempt to stay in power because he knows he will not be given the PM spot again...he is being refused this and is trying to make things worse...but he will not succeed.

Additionally, from what I'm reading the stories hitting the news now are three days old and most of the cities mentioned have been at least partially recaptured.....many are expecting any hour now to hear that Maliki has fled the country. Several countries have offered him immunity if he would vacate his office. His family has supposedly already been shipped out to England....

Speaking of 4,000 troops...this is a good article from a year ago.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 60358.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



As far as the current news...I was in the Deer Park eating dinner tonight when the TV, showing ABC World News, flashed, "Will Baghdad Fall?" This was followed with a bunch of arrows on a map showing a force from Syria taking over northern Iraqi towns and then heading towards Baghdad.

Entertainment TV at its best.

Cluck U wrote:Speaking of 4,000 troops...this is a good article from a year ago.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 60358.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



As far as the current news...I was in the Deer Park eating dinner tonight when the TV, showing ABC World News, flashed, "Will Baghdad Fall?" This was followed with a bunch of arrows on a map showing a force from Syria taking over northern Iraqi towns and then heading towards Baghdad.

Entertainment TV at its best.

The Iraq war:
A great investment in 2 Trillion dollars





I want my money back

VictorG wrote:

CitadelGrad wrote:
Obama was right about AQ being on the run. They are running anywhere they damn well please in Syria and Iraq.

I wonder how Obama is going to explain arming and funding AQ in Syria, but droning AQ in Iraq.

Actually, from what I'm reading in other areas that I won't bother bringing here, this really isn't about AQ. It's about a Prime Minister (Maliki) who is desperately trying to stay in power because he will be arrested for war crimes once he is out (France I believe). Basically, he is staging this and since he controls almost all the media in Iraq, it's pretty easy for him to do. Many feel it is "his" security forces we are seeing dress as AQ. or are part of them. He supposedly has several generals on his personal payroll, who will also become "wanted men" before this is done.

The elections were held last month and the official results to be released by the 15th. He has repeatedly asked the current Parliament to declare an emergency because that would allow him to stay in power indefinitely, and he wants to be the next Sadam H.....basically......he is causing this whole mess in an attempt to stay in power because he knows he will not be given the PM spot again...he is being refused this and is trying to make things worse...but he will not succeed.

Additionally, from what I'm reading the stories hitting the news now are three days old and most of the cities mentioned have been at least partially recaptured.....many are expecting any hour now to hear that Maliki has fled the country. Several countries have offered him immunity if he would vacate his office. His family has supposedly already been shipped out to England....

your theory is a fantasy and so is the article you posted


but yeah- bin laden is dead, GM is alive and al qaeda is on the run

I feel bad for the US troops that served in Iraq & especially those that died when you watch what's going on over there right now. It was all for nothing.

bluehenbillk wrote:I feel bad for the US troops that served in Iraq & especially those that died when you watch what's going on over there right now. It was all for nothing.

But hey...we're past the point where we can blame Cheney for it....

kalm wrote:

bluehenbillk wrote:I feel bad for the US troops that served in Iraq & especially those that died when you watch what's going on over there right now. It was all for nothing.

But hey...we're past the point where we can blame Cheney for it....

After what will be 16 years of incompetency, I am back to the point of voting for competency regardless of politics. Wish I saw someone on the horizon.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/06/ ... RV20140612" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Interesting parts of the article...

"(Reuters) - Iraqi Kurds took control of the northern oil city of Kirkuk on Thursday after government forces abandoned their posts in the face of a sweeping Sunni Islamist rebel push towards Baghdad that threatens Iraq's future as a unified state.

Peshmerga fighters, the security forces of Iraq's autonomous Kurdish north, swept into bases in Kirkuk vacated by the army, a peshmerga spokesman said.

"The whole of Kirkuk has fallen into the hands of peshmerga," said Jabbar Yawar. "No Iraqi army remains in Kirkuk now."

"The army of the Shi'ite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's government in Baghdad has essentially fled in the face of the onslaught, abandoning buildings and weapons to the fighters who aim to create a strict Sunni Caliphate on both sides of the Iraq-Syria frontier."

and

"The million-strong Iraqi army, trained by the United States at a cost of nearly $25 billion, is hobbled by low morale and corruption. Its effectiveness is hurt by the perception in Sunni areas that it pursues the hostile interests of Maliki's Shi'ite-led government."


and

"Iraq's parliament was due to hold an extraordinary session on Thursday to vote on declaring a state of emergency, but failed to reach a quorum, a sign of the sectarian political dysfunction that has paralysed decision-making in Baghdad."