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Old 08-09-2014, 09:51 AM   #141
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Dramatic first strike on Islamic State by American forces revealed as aid airdrops finally reach besieged Yazidis on mountainside | Mail Online
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Old 08-09-2014, 10:00 AM   #142
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So now we know why the media quit reporting, as they had at the start of the Isis story, that these are the rebels we armed in Syria. President Obama just said we need a functional Iraqi government. Now it all makes sense. Our gov't never liked Malaki's Shia-led Parliament. Now I understand. My question now is, Is ISIL on our payroll?



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Old 08-09-2014, 10:04 AM   #143
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So now we know why the media quit reporting, as they had at the start of the Isis story, that these are the rebels we armed in Syria. President Obama just said we need a functional Iraqi government. Now it all makes sense. Our gov't never liked Malaki's Shia-led Parliament. Now I understand. My question now is, Is ISIL on our payroll?



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McCain called for more arming of ISIS last year on Fox news, what an idiot he is.
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This could be the biggest espionage success story since Argo! Team America, @@@k Yeah! I'm impressed.


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Englishpapist ‏@EnglishPapist 25 mins Astounding to see the argument which is pretty much 'ISIS is USA's fault, so leave Yazidis/Christians to their fate to teach USA a lesson'
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Last night on one of the "news" shows (Can't say which as I channel shift allot) it was said that "dozens, if not more" Americans joined ISIS. Give me a C! Give me an I! Give me an A! Give me a CIA!!!!


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A lot of wars were started on made-up stories, that's true. The crisis of the Yezidi is neither made-up, nor were they too stupid to use the resources. If you have cattle and animals on a bunch of rocks, and you have 40,000 people in 45°C (113°F), then all liquid is gone very quickly.

The US is not behind everything. There is a great desire to create conspiracies out of everything. The support the US gave ISIS is by not doing anything in Syria, not the other way round.
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So now we know why the media quit reporting, as they had at the start of the Isis story, that these are the rebels we armed in Syria. President Obama just said we need a functional Iraqi government. Now it all makes sense. Our gov't never liked Malaki's Shia-led Parliament. Now I understand. My question now is, Is ISIL on our payroll?



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A lot of wars were started on made-up stories, that's true. The crisis of the Yezidi is neither made-up, nor were they too stupid to use the resources. If you have cattle and animals on a bunch of rocks, and you have 40,000 people in 45°C (113°F), then all liquid is gone very quickly.

The US is not behind everything. There is a great desire to create conspiracies out of everything. The support the US gave ISIS is by not doing anything in Syria, not the other way round.

I really appreciate your informed posts in this subject. Thank you.


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One hundred Americans joined Isis. The fear is them coming home and terrorizing us. Really? I fear Blackwater (now known as XE) more. Actually, maybe Isis is XE. Regardless, be afraid. Be very afraid. Spoken like the devil, knowing full well fears grips people into doing and saying nothing about --effectually justifying--the warmongers who wage war for the false god of money. It's the ultimate idolatry and ruse put over the children of god.

"Fear is a restraint against perfect love."--First John 4

How quickly we lose or surrender our faith in God's Word.


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Oh, ok. Shhhh. Mums the word. Zipping it up now. Closing my mind on the free your mind forum. Just for Vega. Not!

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Oh, ok. Shhhh. Mums the word. Zipping it up now. Closing my mind on the free your mind forum. Just for Vega. Not!

Sorry. That was to quote the other guy. My bad. Just getting used to how the mobile app works.

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No one is asking you to close your mind, just show some logic, facts, or sources to back up your posts.


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A lot of wars were started on made-up stories, that's true. The crisis of the Yezidi is neither made-up, nor were they too stupid to use the resources. If you have cattle and animals on a bunch of rocks, and you have 40,000 people in 45°C (113°F), then all liquid is gone very quickly.

The US is not behind everything. There is a great desire to create conspiracies out of everything. The support the US gave ISIS is by not doing anything in Syria, not the other way round.
Sounds like a humanitarian disaster.
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My assessment of the videos I saw were relatively few people walking up a mountain. I saw no one who appeared to be suffering. There was the Iraqi relief helicopter with crowds of men pressing upon others, all trying to receive food. It was a brief video clip, lasting only seconds, which was just as easy to stage as when a dozen Iraqi men in polished leather loafers and gabardine slacks chanted for Americans rescuing them from Saddam several years ago. Back to the present, I saw carefully selected images designed to tug at our heart strings with reporters telling us of a situation far graver than the images actually depicted. The inconsistencies or contradictions are now resolved when the dots get connected. For America's sake, I'll say no more. But to my fellow Christians, I advise you to use caution before handing over the Word of God to be trampled yet again by the money-hoarding warmongers who wage war to gain and/or maintain a position of wealth. "The love of money is the Root of all evil."


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The inconsistencies or contradictions are now resolved when the dots get connected.
Only you have to ignore a lot of "dots" for your conspiracy theory to make sense. As is the case with pretty much all conspiracy theories.
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Only you have to ignore a lot of "dots" for your conspiracy theory to make sense. As is the case with pretty much all conspiracy theories.

Touché. And right back atchya!

Admittedly, I hadn't had my morning coffee yet at the time our President made his announcement. But somehow it still makes sense out of a whole week of senseless media reports, even after I've had my coffee. My comment about the payroll was said in jest though. I'm not an idiot. I understand how the dots must be blurred for success to happen. And another thing I understand is that we only perform humanitarian acts when it's in our nation's greater interest to do so. The Fat Cats don't spend unless there will be a return on their investment.

Read CONFESSIONS OF AN ECONOMIC HITMAN by John Perkins. There is a process to their grubbing. A process that often leaves Congress and the White House in the dark as they get carried along like a menagerie held captive for the purpose of the real powers that be--the fat cats.

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The inconsistencies or contradictions are now resolved when the dots get connected.
Complicated problems are not easily solvable.
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Oh please.

Oh please what? The use of privatized armies (cough) I mean contractors by the United States (my country) should alarm all citizens. And if they would use them against Americans in the time of Bush's Katrina to protect the possessions of the wealthier parishes, nothing is beyond the scope. I suspect they have become the new Praetorian Guard.


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Oh please what? The use of privatized armies (cough) I mean contractors by the United States (my country) should alarm all citizens. And if they would use them against Americans in the time of Bush's Katrina to protect the possessions of the wealthier parishes, nothing is beyond the scope. I suspect they have become the new Praetorian Guard.


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I wasn't addressing solving a problem. I am discerning what's happening here. Americans were fooled into war with Iraq twice before. It isn't cynical to question the allegiance of our leaders.


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