Yet another damn terrorist attack

[Sava]

Just now figuring this out? Wow, you're a dumb****.

Yes Lori. The idea literally just occurred to me.

I am truly a **** of dumb.

[Lorizael]

I assume everyone on the internet is being completely serious at all times. The alternative sends me into a recursive spiral of sarcasm and irony.

[Sava]

Me too

Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

[giblets]

If we hadn't got involved in the Iraqi cluster**** and lost so many soldiers, then maybe boots on the ground would be acceptable here.

Oh wait, if we hadn't got involved in the Iraqi cluster****, ISIS WOULDN'T EVEN EXIST...

But it is true that the west doesn't actually want to defeat ISIS, because boots on the ground is the only way that they'll be defeated. Or they're too chicken**** after Iraq and Afghanistan.

The only one with any balls so far seems to be Putin, but he's got his own agenda and ISIS are only a sideshow to him.

Thank you captain hindsight!

[Sava]

Caps and profanity isn't very nice, Mobius

Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

[NICE MOBIUS]

Well, judging what I think about the subject, I think I have been the paragon of virtue in this thread.

Like how you're expected to be able to predict a terrorist organisation that didn't even exist before the Iraq invasion. That's the type of people we're dealing with here...

[NICE MOBIUS]

Thank you captain hindsight!

I told everybody that wanted to listen, back in 2002/2003, that invading Iraq was an utterly stupid idea - no hindsight needed!

I thank you.

[giblets]

I told everybody that wanted to listen, back in 2002/2003, that invading Iraq was an utterly stupid idea - no hindsight needed!

I thank you.

If you predicted Syria would collapse into civil war then you were very astute

[Lorizael]

I predicted that the world would continue to be a hopeless, ****ed up place regardless of our actions. Go me!

[Dinner]

he's certainly taking his time about providing support for his claims...

I go to poly like three times a week. Due to work I have not bothered to look through the 100 pages of that other thread as yet. The welfare rate for muslims in Germany is indeed sky high. The worst part is it isn't just new immigrants who have little education but also the native born children who have sky high high school drop out rates and so who also end up on welfare.

It is a multigenerational problem there.

[C0ckney]

less talk, more sources.

[Sava]

It is a multigenerational problem there.

I bet if we met your parents and grandparents, we'd find out that YOU'RE a generational problem.

****head.

[The Mad Monk]

And of course you won't ever have refugee prisons but open areas of hospitality.

The closed concentration camps have been tried and failed as they led to a totalitarian state the likes of which dinner worships.

No, no, no. Totalitarian --> concentration camps, not the other way around. You're really bad at this whole cause and effect thing.

[Bereta_Eder]

turns out it's a two way street

[Bereta_Eder]

also it's funny how this changed the european chessboard.

france sees it as a golden chance to go with the muricans in syria upgrading its somewhat bruised status in the francogerman axis.
of course germany's murderous austerity and insane law abidence burned in the bombs of the jihadists as well.
the financial rope will be even further loose for france (and other countries).

meanwhile germany tries to reassert its destructive dominance in the EU by promising more troops even ground troops on syria.

greece will do what it usually does. be friends with everyone in the region (and on the sly and without much fanfare let some cretan bases be used by the alliance)

so safe heaven it remains