Post: #151

I'd love for Cuntman to go down to Syria and chat up some Moderate Beheaders and see what their opinion of him is.

Post: #152

Military transport jet carrying the prestigious Red Army Choir headed for Syria crashes, no survivors among the 84 passengers and crew. They were probably headed there to celebrate taking back Aleppo, for a concert like the one they did in Palmyra after routing ISIS scum from the great Roman city.

This might be a case of sabotage related to the three other recent assassinations of high-level Russian targets, which included Putin's personal driver and the foreign ministry official in addition to the ambassador. My guess is that the neocons are really pushing Putin's buttons, I wouldn't be surprised if they hit another target before Trump's inauguration.





RIP.

Post: #153

(12-23-2016 02:56 AM)sterling_archer Wrote:  Notice the guard on the left eyeing a guard on the right.

More like look at the private on honor guard who doesn't know how to stand at attention. That kid's probably still doing pushups.

Post: #154

First the Russian Ambassador to Turkey gets shot.
Now the Russian military plane travelling to Syria with 92 people crashes into the Black Sea....

Smells like sabotage.

Post: #155

Any more of such attacks and Russia might deploy ground troops and then they might truly find out what it is like to fight a real adversary.

Currently ISIS tactics are relegated to firing some makeshift grenades, gas-tank-bombs (which can level entire buildings in Syria) and then scurry off like cockroaches back to the cellars waiting out the reprisals by Syrian and Russian forces.

When Russia is deployed, then ISIS in Syria can go back to Iraq.

Post: #156

(12-26-2016 02:40 AM)Mercenary Wrote:  First the Russian Ambassador to Turkey gets shot.
Now the Russian military plane travelling to Syria with 92 people crashes into the Black Sea....

Smells like sabotage.

While that is possible, I don't think it is likely. That would require a foreign country having an asset inside of a Russian military base. The Russians are some of the best in the world at sniffing out moles. The KGB didn't earn its reputation for nothing. The more probable cause is something mechanical or pilot error. Even maintained aircraft can falter, and even experienced pilots make mistakes.

Post: #157

CAIR is such a wonderful and much praised organization by Obama. It exemplifies the spirit of the religion.

Some of the organizations even publicly state that they will cooperate with the cops while in secret they publish pamphlets and distribute among their followings that a Muslim should never talk to the infidel cops even if a Jihadi is living next door. Robert Spencer even had pamphlets of that.

This crap will never end, because everyone trying to reform stuff like that is met with Mohammed, Quran and the Hadiths. You would have to reform it by taking away all 3 utterly - good luck with that.

Post: #158

(12-26-2016 01:40 AM)weambulance Wrote:  

(12-23-2016 02:56 AM)sterling_archer Wrote:  Notice the guard on the left eyeing a guard on the right.

More like look at the private on honor guard who doesn't know how to stand at attention. That kid's probably still doing pushups.

Was thinking the exact same thing the other day lol