ISIS chief Abu Bakr al Baghdadi is critically wounded

[Arya Desa]

The seeds of islamic terrorism were sown by the british.

 

[Gunsnroses]

I do not wish later he escapes and then found somewhere in Pakistan partying with his four wives and concubines.

 

[genmirajborgza786]

good news this baghdadi guy is a scum & a lunatic ,he deserves to be electrocuted

 

[pkuser2k12]

The seeds of islamic terrorism were sown by the british.

and seeds of hindu terror was sown by RSS

 

[IndoUS]

I hope he dies the most horrible and painful death.

 

[Levina]

ISIS is not the monster/disease. It's the symptom.

Good. Case closed.

We all know who the monster is...but who has the spunk to speak up???
I've seen US as a manipulative power which plays with the muslim psyche in this region. Muslims 're easy to provoke makes things a lot more easier for 'em.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

US as a manipulative power which plays with the muslim psyche in this region. Muslims 're easy to provoke makes things a lot more easier for 'em.

The US has always been manipulative. That's the mark of a powerful nation. But the US is not the problem. They light the fire only. The explosives have been in place for a much longer time. Boko Haram for example has nothing to do with the US involvement. Yet they mirror the ISIS.

 

[Levina]

The US has always been manipulative. That's the mark of a powerful nation. But the US is not the problem. They light the fire only. The explosives have been in place for a much longer time. Boko Haram for example has nothing to do with the US involvement. Yet they mirror the ISIS.

Then what is the cure??

 

[nair]

The US has always been manipulative. That's the mark of a powerful nation. But the US is not the problem. They light the fire only. The explosives have been in place for a much longer time. Boko Haram for example has nothing to do with the US involvement. Yet they mirror the ISIS.

I agree with you here.....Though you can find a trace of US involvement in most of these monsters, you really cant blame US for everything...... Some how i feel that is something like finding a scapegoat......

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Some how i feel that is something like finding a scapegoat

It is convenient. I can understand some logic if a 70s PLO organization comes into existence today to resist American designs. But the ISIS for example DOES NOT ONLY FEED on victimhood. It depends on the principle of establishing something else. I will not elaborate.

Even if the US had made Iraq into a shining example of democracy etc, ISIS would still have taken hold.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Then what is the cure??

I have my theories, but I would like the world to come to a similar conclusion soon. The way things are going, the rest of the world is getting the idea already, though not willing to accept what stares in their face. It's uncomfortable, goes against self imposed concepts of individual morality.

Or, I may be proved wrong as well. So I won't speel it out and influence the effect that it will have on the people.

 

[Ammer Sohail]

wounding him might lead towards another catstroph.... it will fule the fire which will give raise to the hatered.
he must be shot to kill

 

[Gunsnroses]

It's uncomfortable, goes against self imposed concepts of individual morality.

Is it the elimination of entire religion?.... or entire 2 billion population?

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Is it the elimination of entire religion?.... or entire 2 billion population?

That's a last step. I have an evil doctor holed up in an underground bunker making stuff to do that. @Dillinger had similar ideas but was caught.

 

[-SINAN-]

Again 5 pages of usual, boring ranting..by specific members...

More on the subject.... is it a confirmed kill or just a rumor ?