Burned Alive

[Protobuilder]

Is ISIS hidden in any way? Two members of Al-Qaeda may be next door to each other and not know who the other is but ISIS appears to have uniforms and have taken over entire cities. When they emerged from the shadows and started overthrowing governments, I figured that was the end for them but they've thrived since then.

[Andy83]

There's only one way to end wars forever. Obama has the answer. Simply burn the constitution and surrender all your land,holdings and resources to the enemy.

[Sangoma]

Is ISIS hidden in any way? Two members of Al-Qaeda may be next door to each other and not know who the other is but ISIS appears to have uniforms and have taken over entire cities. When they emerged from the shadows and started overthrowing governments, I figured that was the end for them but they've thrived since then.

How the US Supports the Islamic State (ISIS): One “Accidental Airdrop” vs Billions in Covert Military Aid

[Wild Bill]

So there is an entire culture that thinks this is acceptable?

LOL :)) ISIS was created and supported by USA.

BTW, seems that this was completely acceptable in EU :)

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8o3uWnCR7m8[/youtube]

[Schlegel]

The amount of foresight and perfect control of untold thousands of foreigners that that elaborate fairy tale requires would be unbelievable in a Hollywood movie. You'd think Russians would recognize propaganda by now.

[Turdacious]

The amount of foresight and perfect control of untold thousands of foreigners that that elaborate fairy tale requires would be unbelievable in a Hollywood movie. You'd think Russians would recognize propaganda by now.

Sssshhh. Smet likes to keep his geopolitics pretendy.

[The Ginger Beard Man]

I didn't click Smets link (not a Proto thing, just seems unnecessary), but I thought it was old news that ISIS had bipartisan support in congress, as well as the White House. Was it about a year ago that Obama and McCain were in agreement on arming these guys?
Admittedly, they didn't admit who they were trying to support. You know, the "good" rebels in Syria and all that. And I believe we are currently providing a 50-something accountant with an arms package to fight against Assad. Does anyone actually believe that shit is any less likely to end up in ISIS' hands than all the shit they took off the Iraqi Army that we spent a decade building?