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16 Jun 2014 11:42:42
What's going on in Iraq.
Could this all be to propagate another invasion/war.
Part of Israel's plan to separate all it's neighbours into civil war to make their position stronger.
I admit i'm not too clued in on what's going on but when I saw this article
I couldn't help think, but how do we know it's isis militants
Mail story about this
http://tinyurl.com/muya487
I mean, when I look at the picture off the guy with the guy it looks like a white guys hand and a weapon that's is a bit better than what i'd expect to see in an militants hand, perhaps even these guys are being equipped by someone else and doing their dirty work for them
plus you have the war monger blair calling for the west to get involved, given his history.
I dunno if that even makes sense or what I posted was just BS
Would be good if someone could fill in some blanks as to what's going on there
Cheers.
PS ed's love the site.
{Ed033's Note - great, glad you like it
This is a complex situation involving that dreaded word religion, the top and tail of it bush and Blair have stirred a hornets nest in a tinderbox region and they sit back waiting for it to explode then come in like the Calvary preaching about democracy, bush and blair should be tried like Saddam Hussein for war crimes and whatever the punishment they should serve it to them.
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16 Jun 2014 13:32:12
This really has nothing to do with Israel. The likes of Syria and Iraq haven't been a military threat for decades. They beat them in every war after all. Israels long term concerns remain Iran for the obvious reason of potential nuclear threats and the terrorist groups operating that are largely funded by Iran. The behind the scenes thinking in Israel is that hopefully the long term picture is that its neighbours settle down and become more democratic and less hostile depriving the Palestinians of support. I know of one senior Israeli figure who has said that current events in Syria and Iraq are beneficial as the situation is sucking jihadist fighters in to those conflicts and away from Israel and Lebanon so certainly there is an element that doesn't mind what's going on. But I am also aware that there is an element that thinks this situation is bad as it just stirs up more unrest and radicalises more gullible persons.
If anyone is stirring things up its a certain group of companies who have interests in the area and wish to expedite the situation.
Kim Philby
This really has nothing to do with Israel. The likes of Syria and Iraq haven't been a military threat for decades. They beat them in every war after all. Israels long term concerns remain Iran for the obvious reason of potential nuclear threats and the terrorist groups operating that are largely funded by Iran. The behind the scenes thinking in Israel is that hopefully the long term picture is that its neighbours settle down and become more democratic and less hostile depriving the Palestinians of support. I know of one senior Israeli figure who has said that current events in Syria and Iraq are beneficial as the situation is sucking jihadist fighters in to those conflicts and away from Israel and Lebanon so certainly there is an element that doesn't mind what's going on. But I am also aware that there is an element that thinks this situation is bad as it just stirs up more unrest and radicalises more gullible persons.
If anyone is stirring things up its a certain group of companies who have interests in the area and wish to expedite the situation.
Kim Philby
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Hey Jedi,
The eastern mediterranean is one of the most significant areas on this planet in the way it affects geopolitical interests.
The control of its vast resources, trade routes and strategic location has been fought over since ancient times.
Most of what we've come to identify as empires, both rose and fell according to their control of this area.
If the control of the eastern mediterranean was left to the nations and states that border it or was seized by an "opposing" interest e. g. Russia, the establishments reach would be limited and thus their interests would incur great damages.
Additionally, the number of foreign military bases in the surrounding area alludes to its continued occupation and to it serving as a permanent excursion outpost.
In regards to the militants and the latest war drum beating, a detached view will provide the most insights.
Militants require training and equipment, which costs.
The money must be coming from somewhere as donation trays wouldn't cover the expenses.
Furthermore, this sunni-shiite conflict mirrors the catholic-protestant conflict experienced in Ireland.
My conclusion would be that the establishment is encountering too many difficulties in controlling the general area and are thus attempting to further divide the surrounding nations and states.
This will in turn further destabilize the region and in all likelihood provide the establishment with the necessary public outcry to formalize the accession of these nations and states to the orderly union.
zari
The eastern mediterranean is one of the most significant areas on this planet in the way it affects geopolitical interests.
The control of its vast resources, trade routes and strategic location has been fought over since ancient times.
Most of what we've come to identify as empires, both rose and fell according to their control of this area.
If the control of the eastern mediterranean was left to the nations and states that border it or was seized by an "opposing" interest e. g. Russia, the establishments reach would be limited and thus their interests would incur great damages.
Additionally, the number of foreign military bases in the surrounding area alludes to its continued occupation and to it serving as a permanent excursion outpost.
In regards to the militants and the latest war drum beating, a detached view will provide the most insights.
Militants require training and equipment, which costs.
The money must be coming from somewhere as donation trays wouldn't cover the expenses.
Furthermore, this sunni-shiite conflict mirrors the catholic-protestant conflict experienced in Ireland.
My conclusion would be that the establishment is encountering too many difficulties in controlling the general area and are thus attempting to further divide the surrounding nations and states.
This will in turn further destabilize the region and in all likelihood provide the establishment with the necessary public outcry to formalize the accession of these nations and states to the orderly union.
zari
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One guy was using an M16, do they have those in Iraq? can they get them from a dodgy weapons dealer?
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17 Jun 2014 18:10:15
Yes if you have the right contacts, you can buy them in shops after all.
Yes if you have the right contacts, you can buy them in shops after all.
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