:facepalm: Is that coalition forces outside the city just standing there out in the open.

. said:

:facepalm: Is that coalition forces outside the city just standing there out in the open.

Freedoms and democrosy for the deserts!

. said:

:facepalm: Is that coalition forces outside the city just standing there out in the open.

Of course, you ninny. They are following the plans that were announced previously.

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. said:

. said:

:facepalm: Is that coalition forces outside the city just standing there out in the open.

Of course, you ninny. They are following the plans that were announced previously.

:facepalm: Standing around in the open makes you a good target.

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:facepalm: Standing around in the open makes you a good target.
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:winner:

If that's the case, then why are they standing around still and haven't been picked off?

By the way, I just noticed these are Peshmerga and not Iraqi Army.

The Gumbi said:

By the way, I just noticed these are Peshmerga and not Iraqi Army.

There are a couple of feeds of the Iraqi National Army, including this one of a car with a suicide bomber detonating next to an IGF tank:

https://twitter.com/K24English/status/787990908868431872

Mascara said:

There are a couple of feeds of the Iraqi National Army, including this one of a car with a suicide bomber detonating next to an IGF tank:

https://twitter.com/K24English/status/787990908868431872

dayummm

The Gumbi said:

dayummm

Rudaw is a Kurdish media network, so it makes sense that they would be showing that.

Mascara said:

Rudaw is a Kurdish media network, so it makes sense that they would be showing that.

I guess I haven't been paying attention, are the Kurds and Iraqi Army aligned and coordinating? Or are they doing their own thing but staying out of everyone's hair?

The Gumbi said:

Mascara said:

Rudaw is a Kurdish media network, so it makes sense that they would be showing that.

I guess I haven't been paying attention, are the Kurds and Iraqi Army aligned and coordinating? Or are they doing their own thing but staying out of everyone's hair?

It's basically Iraqi National Army, Iraqi Kurdistan and the Combined Joint Task Force (US and UK based in Kuwait) and France vs. ISIL.

Fuck. Nuke 'em all and get rid of this shitshow. One big parking lot.

. said:

Fuck. Nuke 'em all and get rid of this shitshow. One big parking lot.

So if we do that, where does it stop?  Should we just blow up everyone we don't like?

Mascara said:

. said:

Fuck. Nuke 'em all and get rid of this shitshow. One big parking lot.

So if we do that, where does it stop?  Should we just blow up everyone we don't like?

Why not?
What's wrong with it?
It's a time honored tradition among the talking apes.

The Gumbi said:

I guess I haven't been paying attention, are the Kurds and Iraqi Army aligned and coordinating? Or are they doing their own thing but staying out of everyone's hair?

It's so bloody complicated it's hard to follow, and it shifts all the time.

Basically the Iraqi Army and Kurds are united for the war on ISIS, ostensibly because the UK, US and France and some other players in the game arm support them.  That will all possibly change when ISIS is "defeated" and the Kurds and Iraq go at it again.

There's a combined task force led by the US and UK that's part of US Central Command running something called Operation Desert Panty Shield or something like that; that is aimed at ridding both Syria and Iraq of ISIS and trying to eliminate them.
Assuming they wipe them out in Syria and Iraq, there are still smaller ISIS threats in Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nigeris and a few other countries, and they have the capacity to inspire attacks worldwide. 

Syria is a clusterfuck.  It's essentially Assad + Russia + Iran + Hezbollah + a bunch of Baathist groups vs the FSA + Turkey + Saudi Arabia + France + the US vs ISIS vs the Kurds and their allies so it's complex.

Time to :nuke:

Mascara said:

It's so bloody complicated it's hard to follow, and it shifts all the time.

Basically the Iraqi Army and Kurds are united for the war on ISIS, ostensibly because the UK, US and France and some other players in the game arm support them.  That will all possibly change when ISIS is "defeated" and the Kurds and Iraq go at it again.

There's a combined task force led by the US and UK that's part of US Central Command running something called Operation Desert Panty Shield or something like that; that is aimed at ridding both Syria and Iraq of ISIS and trying to eliminate them.
Assuming they wipe them out in Syria and Iraq, there are still smaller ISIS threats in Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nigeris and a few other countries, and they have the capacity to inspire attacks worldwide. 

Syria is a clusterfuck.  It's essentially Assad + Russia + Iran + Hezbollah + a bunch of Baathist groups vs the FSA + Turkey + Saudi Arabia + France + the US vs ISIS vs the Kurds and their allies so it's complex.

I think the Kurds will get screwed on this one.  Part of the reason they are emerging here is that they want a Kurdish nation, and so they're helping get rid of ISIS so they can lay claim to some turf.  After ISIS is gone the Iraqis and Syrians or whosever left will probably run them off.

More suicide bombers.

https://twitter.com/DementriusNA/status/677377795203325952

I wonder where they poop.

what the hell do they eat?

Mascara said:

. said:

Fuck. Nuke 'em all and get rid of this shitshow. One big parking lot.

So if we do that, where does it stop?  Should we just blow up everyone we don't like?

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