9 pick-ups & terrorists captured/killed crossing Syria-Iraq border vid

[Doritos11]

 

[Doritos11]

smugglers* I guess from watching it, anyway.

 

[elis]

Heroic Iraq shia ruled is targetted by the salafists, like all countries resisting the zionists: Egypt, Lebanon, Libya, Syria, Algeria

 

[GTR66]

This is a minor news because recently extremist commander known as Abu Waheeb, who admired most ISIL supporters had committed massacre on hundred Iraqi troops couple of days ago. The same commander who kill three Shittes in few months ago on their way to checkpoint.

With the counter terrorism tweets I follow, I have seen videos and updates. Pretty much America left Iraq security alone, being lack of co'ordination and ineffective troops countering extremist groups since they have rosen rapidly from the beginning of the year and due to their overwhelm material and money fundings from the private investors in the Gulf states giving the opportunity to spend money on weapons from the FSA, Libya and elsewhere.

The corruption of the FSA is mainly because they sell their weapons to ISIL, anytime and anywhere they want lead to the FSA disarment and it doesn't really exist anymore yet delusionals particularly Arabs think it is. They should check East and Northern Syria checkpoints instead of making ridiculous statements and we all may have thought ISIL was laughable until the progress in Iraq was a surprisingly swollen showing how much powerless is the Iraqi troops and they have taken 40% of Anbar alone combined route to Syrian border lately after Sahwat, a movement defeated Al Qaeda years ago had admit it and before their eid celebration last week who received threats from ISIL to disarm the movement, join their ranks or leave or otherwise they'll push forcefully and they have been said that the Iraq government never supported the Suuni communities since the Americans left and have doubts on themselves against ISIL.

Don't undermine extremist who have swollen widespread on daily basis in both Syria and Western Iraq this year. This shows how much ignorants had made and unfortunately, the Americans is not interested into helping the situation and had left Iraq alone with Iran's support but with the situation in Anbar will pose a threat to the entire Iraq as if the Iraq Kurdish unit intervenes North Syria to aid the PKK, it will weaken the community in Iraq and eventually ISIL's spillover will head to the Kurdish autonomy region who is well known to oppose that.

This will happens if the Sahwat organisation, currently hold 60% of Anbar and other Suuni stronghold is disbanded without army's co'ordination otherwise Iraq's army will have to intervene in both sides to prevent Anbar from falling into extremist hand but the Iraq's troops have proven to be inneffective as seen in judgement so we can't tell.

 

[Doritos11]

This is a minor news because recently extremist commander known as Abu Waheeb, who admired most ISIL supporters had committed massacre on hundred Iraqi troops couple of days ago. The same commander who kill three Shittes in few months ago on their way to checkpoint.

With the counter terrorism tweets I follow, I have seen videos and updates. Pretty much America left Iraq security alone, being lack of co'ordination and ineffective troops countering extremist groups since they have rosen rapidly from the beginning of the year and due to their overwhelm material and money fundings from the private investors in the Gulf states giving the opportunity to spend money on weapons from the FSA, Libya and elsewhere.

The corruption of the FSA is mainly because they sell their weapons to ISIL, anytime and anywhere they want lead to the FSA disarment and it doesn't really exist anymore yet delusionals particularly Arabs think it is. They should check East and Northern Syria checkpoints instead of making ridiculous statements and we all may have thought ISIL was laughable until the progress in Iraq was a surprisingly swollen showing how much powerless is the Iraqi troops and they have taken 40% of Anbar alone combined route to Syrian border lately after Sahwat, a movement defeated Al Qaeda years ago had admit it and before their eid celebration last week who received threats from ISIL to disarm the movement, join their ranks or leave or otherwise they'll push forcefully and they have been said that the Iraq government never supported the Suuni communities since the Americans left and have doubts on themselves against ISIL.

Don't undermine extremist who have swollen widespread on daily basis in both Syria and Western Iraq this year. This shows how much ignorants had made and unfortunately, the Americans is not interested into helping the situation and had left Iraq alone with Iran's support but with the situation in Anbar will pose a threat to the entire Iraq as if the Iraq Kurdish unit intervenes North Syria to aid the PKK, it will weaken the community in Iraq and eventually ISIL's spillover will head to the Kurdish autonomy region who is well known to oppose that.

This will happens if the Sahwat organisation, currently hold 60% of Anbar and other Suuni stronghold is disbanded without army's co'ordination otherwise Iraq's army will have to intervene in both sides to prevent Anbar from falling into extremist hand but the Iraq's troops have proven to be inneffective as seen in judgement so we can't tell.

The video you are talking about is a repost which isn’t recently, it’s from somewhere of March-April when wounded Syrian soldiers crossed into Iraq, Iraqi army trucks were bringing them to Baghdad for medical treatment with little convoy protection, they were ambushed by a large number of ISIS thus they did not make it, most were Syrian soldiers whom were wounded and unarmed, if they had an attack helicopter escort it would not have happened.

ISIS can’t control anything, they just use terror tactics and suicide bombs, hit & run attacks in the unihabited areas of Anbar.

US did abandone indeed, http://thecable.foreignpolicy.com/p...d_bloodletting_in_iraq_retired_gen_john_allen

Sahwat won’t be disbanded, they will be getting support in the future, the lack of attack helicopters for ( overwatch mainly ) is lacking though will be added to the army in the near future in large numbers.

 

[GTR66]

No, the news was uploaded four days ago. You are right but that was in 2006 when they were isolated until the Syrian civil war had triggered where it renamed to add Levant and bolstered them and extremist factions giving them an opportunity to enter both sides to increase weaponry support, recruits, cash flowings from private donors in Gulf states and material support. This hasn't been like this before. Since the beginning of the year, attacks had increased sharply in Mosul, Fallujah and Baghdad. Not to mention, most opinions sees ISIL enjoyed havens now much better than what is was before where this is a proof FSA does not exist and gave them a green light to expand territories to 40% of Western Anbar according to Sahwat.

The US haven't provide any bomb detectors or taking drone programs to Iraq and the vast majority of the task were done by the security force and in daily basis, they have failed to increase security presence. They can't change what they want without foreign presence on ground and it keeps getting ugly.

I was reading the news today, Maliki is working on countering them because the increasing threats has made extremist confidence whereas news Reuturs, National and Awsat last week had stated Sahwat's opinion on ISIL which isn't gonna look well in the coming weeks.

I'll read ME news who monitor those people's role because it is easy to sum up the situation in Syria but in Iraq, it's complicated and sectarianism rose rapidly this year so things may change whether one and another would agree to divide the country or conflict will steer up.

 

[Doritos11]

No, the news was uploaded four days ago. You are right but that was in 2006 when they were isolated until the Syrian civil war had triggered where it renamed to add Levant and bolstered them and extremist factions giving them an opportunity to enter both sides to increase weaponry support, recruits, cash flowings from private donors in Gulf states and material support. This hasn't been like this before. Since the beginning of the year, attacks had increased sharply in Mosul, Fallujah and Baghdad. Not to mention, most opinions sees ISIL enjoyed havens now much better than what is was before where this is a proof FSA does not exist and gave them a green light to expand territories to 40% of Western Anbar according to Sahwat.

The US haven't provide any bomb detectors or taking drone programs to Iraq and the vast majority of the task were done by the security force and in daily basis, they have failed to increase security presence. They can't change what they want without foreign presence on ground and it keeps getting ugly.

I was reading the news today, Maliki is working on countering them because the increasing threats has made extremist confidence whereas news Reuturs, National and Awsat last week had stated Sahwat's opinion on ISIL which isn't gonna look well in the coming weeks.

I'll read ME news who monitor those people's role because it is easy to sum up the situation in Syria but in Iraq, it's complicated and sectarianism rose rapidly this year so things may change whether one and another would agree to divide the country or conflict will steer up.

It’s not secterianism but simply the al qaeda in Syria coming here to bomb themselves. As you can see both sects are against them.
Iraq is a neutral in a warzone ( the middle east ) where no one accepts neutrals unless they are powerful enough to deter the rest which Iraq currently isn’t, therefor it’s a battlefield for the others since no superpower has interests in a strong Iraq because it’s not their allie anyway. They will have to hold on some more time.

Anbar is a large area mostly desert with little population ( most near the rest of Iraq by the rivers ), they are coming in through the Syrian desert, the problem would largely reduced if they make the Iraq-Syria border a killing zone with effective barriers & secured with FLIR overwatch, attack helicopters, drones & many security forces.
Not sure why this hasn’t be made a priority ^^.

 

[haman10]

good work iraq!! take out those terrorists .....

take 'em out with with every thing u got !! even if needed with smart bomb them!!

 

[Doritos11]

This is a minor news because recently extremist commander known as Abu Waheeb, who admired most ISIL supporters had committed massacre on hundred Iraqi troops couple of days ago. The same commander who kill three Shittes in few months ago on their way to checkpoint.

Large scale operations in Anbar started yesterday, he got killed today by security forces.

 

[al-Hasani]

His name is Shaker Wahib al-Fahdawi. Native of al-Anbar.

http://www.trackingterrorism.org/ar...akir-al-fahdawi-leader-ussud-al-anbar-brigade.

Probably part of the same group of people who want to target every Arab monarchy. Anyway the Nusrayris in Syria will not escape scotch free from the many massacres they have committed.

 

[Doritos11]

al qaeda magazine... wth

 

[al-Hasani]

al qaeda magazine... wth

?

http://www.trackingterrorism.org has nothing to do with Al-Qaeda or any magazine. It monitors all extremist groups regardless of religion. Also extremist groups that are political and violent which many groups are.

The page has many experts on its field. Arab and non-Arab. One of the leading editors is a Saudi Arabian.

http://www.trackingterrorism.org/about

• Core analyses of 3,800 groups that have been known to aid and abet political violence or terrorist organizations. One of the world’s largest databases of terrorist groups, their leaders, locations, and affiliations, TRAC includes hate/racist groups such as the Ku Klux Klan, lone wolves such as Timothy McVeigh, groups such as al-Qaeda and government counterterrorism campaigns. Each profile includes (when known) the group’s tactics, targets, ideology, associated groups, leaders, theater of operation, links to other resources, and links to TRAC’s analyses. Images are included with the profile often feature the group’s flag or logo; its founder or leader; incidents and events associated with the group (plus the flag of the location where the event occurred; flag of the country where the group operates; and an image that visually the group’s activities.

• Original, commissioned analyses of seminal terrorism topics. These in-depth essays cover important terrorism issues such as Gender and Terrorism, Quranic Understandings of Violent Jihad to Vulnerable Cities, and Urban Terrorism

• Profiles of vulnerable regions and cities mostly likely to attract terrorist incidents. This includes links to the Failed States Index and TRAC’s profile of threatened countries.
• Live intelligence repository: TRAC provides a publishing center for research of any length produced by its members. Plus, contributors, reporters and consortium members can post stories and have them immediately disbursed throughout the network
• Chatter control: TRAC continuously monitors important news and analysis sources and posts feeds to the site as events unfold
• Hot links that quickly navigate between concepts within articles, news feeds, and outside resources
• Access to political violence experts worldwide
• And hundreds of internet links to think tanks; government agencies; universities, community colleges and police academies offering courses in terrorism, criminal justice, and homeland security; government and private research centers

 

[Doritos11]

?

http://www.trackingterrorism.org has nothing to do with Al-Qaeda or any magazine. It monitors all extremist groups regardless of religion. Also extremist groups that are political and violent which many groups are.

The page has many experts on its field. Arab and non-Arab. One of the leading editors is a Saudi Arabian.

http://www.trackingterrorism.org/about

No the pic above, they have a monthly al qaeda magazine ?

 

[al-Hasani]

No the pic above, they have a monthly al qaeda magazine ?

Ah, you must have added the picture afterwards. I have no clue and don't want to know. You can get in trouble visiting such places. At least in KSA and EU. So I would better not frequent them. This goes for all such groups. The secret services will monitor your IP address and once they track it down then they will have all of your personal details, address etc.
In the US for example (the new terror law there) just having videos of for example HizbAlShaitan on your computer can get you in big trouble.

 

[Doritos11]

dunno, well they can read all my anti AQ posts anyway so it wouldn’t be a real problem here, they pretty much allow the bearded retards to speak about terrorism here, they allow too much.

I know it’s different in the ME.