Isis 'executes 150 women for refusing to marry militants' and buries them in mass graves

[IRAN 1802]

C.I.A

And Saudia indeed.

WikiLeaks cables portray Saudi Arabia as a cash machine for terrorists | World news | The Guardian

Wikileaks: Saudis 'chief funders of al-Qaeda' - Telegraph

Al-Qaeda terror chief behind London and New York bomb plots is killed in army shoot-out - Telegraph

Sleeping With the Devil: How U.S. and Saudi Backing of Al Qaeda Led to 9/11 Washington's Blog

Wahhabism to ISIS: how Saudi Arabia exported the main source of global terrorism

America's Allies Are Funding ISIS - The Daily Beast

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[gambit]

@Special Delivery OSAMA BIN LADEN also was your Mujahideen and i have read many books and Taliban were formed of those left over Mujahideen after soviets left.

Here you go...

Robert Fisk Interviews, Usama bin Ladin

"Personally neither I nor my brothers saw evidence of American help. When my mujahedin were victorious and the Russsians were driven out, differences started (between the guerilla movements) so I returned to road construction in Taif and Abha. I brrought back the equipment I had used to build tunnels and roads for the mujahedin in Afghanistan. Yes, I helped soem of my comrades to come here to Sudan after the war." How many? "I don't want to say. But they are here with me right here, building this road to Port Sudan." I told him that Bosnian Muslim fighters in the Bosnian town of Travnik had mentioned his name to me. "I feel the same about Bosnia," he said. "But the situation there does not provide me with the same opportunities as Afghanistan.

Yours is a simplistic mind: That if bin Laden was in Afghanistan at the time of the Soviet occupation, that meant he was involved with US.

The label 'mujahedin' was broad enough to cover any Muslim in any group that opposes the Soviet occupation and just because the US was in Afghanistan, that does not mean we knew all these groups and all these individuals. If bin Laden said neither he nor his friends -- in his circle -- saw any evidence of American help, it does not mean bin Laden believed there were no American involvement in Afghanistan, he was smart enough to know there were, it mean bin Laden and his men, probably through geography and circumstances, never ran into any American. The US did not have the capability to cover all of Afghanistan. We had to connect with a few mujahedin leaderships that we felt would be cooperative in the fight against the Soviet, and let them spread the word about US.

 

[gambit]

Poor USA , Blamed for all world messed...

Here is my suggestion for anyone who wants to blame US for whatever issue...

For each problem that the person believes the US is at fault, he must stop using one US made/origin product -- starting with the Internet -- as protest.

 

[Sine Nomine]

Many of those left over Mujahideen that cleaned off the Soviets were Northern Alliance, the same guys who piled these goat lovers in the backs of 18 wheelers and put holes in the cargo area for oxygen in 2001. They had nothing to do with 9/11 or Wahhabism and in fact were nationalists and mostly Turkic. Read better books than Wiki.

Lol you should be really ignorant fool because Northern Alliance were staunch allies of soviets and they are not Turkic and they only dared to leave Panj sher valley after full US bombing campaign.

 

[HariPrasad]

Now world will understand what India has been shouting past 2 decades.

Yes,

Couple of years ago, British PM told the same thing. He said that India was telling us to be careful from these guys but we didn't listen.

 

[Special Delivery]

Lol you should be really ignorant fool because Northern Alliance were staunch allies of soviets and they are not Turkic and they only dared to leave Panj sher valley after full US bombing campaign.

Can't you represent yourself with better online etiquette manners, considering how you don't even know the basics of what you are spewing? You really are a salafi dog. Take those Ukrainian flags off your profile too, you're disgracing them.

 

[Aepsilons]

I m fed up of reading such news on daily/hourly basis... Sydney to Syria....
Where n when this chaos/bloodshed will end ...

I, too, share the same view.

 

[Hyperion]

Lakh de lanat on this Wahabo-Salafist mindset. Death to all Najdi terrorists, wreaking havoc across continents. Find the commonality between the belief system of these terrorists, and nuke the nation where this ideology was cooked up. I can say it with 99.99999% accuracy that only one country, the root cause of terror across the globe will end up in hot waters. Let's be honest here and say it out loud, Saudia Arabia will no longer exist. From 9/11 to Peshawar, the ideology was all the same. Cooked up in Arabia.

 

[Sine Nomine]

You really are a salafi dog

This sentence tells your online etiquette manners so please don't drag UA in that because we tend to be hatred free..

 

[Rajput Warrior]

This massacre took place in Fallujah, locals of Fallujah have been accepting ISIS with open arms more then any other city, I wonder whether the locals of Fallujah will change their mind.

I heard similiar thing when talibitches captured swat. They came promising Islamic justice system,sharia and whatnot, the people accepted them. The prominent mullahs and our shitty gutless govt believed in their "negotiatin" drama and than they showed their true colors.

And than a full fledge military operation. Today colors of lofe have returned to swat valley.

Now compare the terrain we are fighting in heavily forested,mountainous and compare it with your desert/plains. You guys should have hammered these bastards.

 

[1000]

Now compare the terrain we are fighting in heavily forested,mountainous and compare it with your desert/plains. You guys should have hammered these bastards.

The difference is that ISIS is far superior to TTP in arms, training, ideology and leaders. The Iraqi gov is not the same gov as that of Saddam, it's a state weakened by wars, a weak divided gov following 'democracy' with corruption everywhere and a poorly trained military for the largest part. Add to that the sectarian regional atmosphere, an ideal place for terrorist groups to operate.

Comparing isn't important.

Nevertheless, this terror act of ISIS massacring 150 women in Fallujah will actually have a positive impact for Iraqis, not that I support the massacre, but it'll teach those people in Fallujah who've been supporting ISIS what they welcomed.

 

[Special Delivery]

The difference is that ISIS is far superior to TTP in arms, training, ideology and leaders. The Iraqi gov is not the same gov as that of Saddam, it's a state weakened by wars, a weak divided gov following 'democracy' with corruption everywhere and a poorly trained military for the largest part. Add to that the sectarian regional atmosphere, an ideal place for terrorist groups to operate.

Comparing isn't important.

They will one day give their allegance to Abu Fukr al-Baghdadi all of these groups want the same thing.

 

[1000]

They will one day give their allegance to Abu Fukr al-Baghdadi all of these groups want the same thing.

TTP already did give allegiance so did some others in the region like the AQAP in Yemen, the ones in Libya, Sinai etc. Not that it makes that much of a difference but there are some disputes between baghdadi and mullah omar's taliban

 

[Special Delivery]

TTP already did give allegiance so did some others in the region like the AQAP in Yemen, the ones in Libya, Sinai etc. Not that it makes that much of a difference but there are some disputes between baghdadi and mullah omar's taliban

Thanks, I didn't know it was TTP that gave their allegiance but the Afghan Taliban. Same shit different donkey anus I guess. Do you know what the disputes are? Do you think they have ever worked together?

 

[Rajput Warrior]

The difference is that ISIS is far superior to TTP in arms, training, ideology and leaders. The Iraqi gov is not the same gov as that of Saddam, it's a state weakened by wars, a weak divided gov following 'democracy' with corruption everywhere and a poorly trained military for the largest part. Add to that the sectarian regional atmosphere, an ideal place for terrorist groups to operate.

Comparing isn't important.

Nevertheless, this terror act of ISIS massacring 150 women in Fallujah will actually have a positive impact for Iraqis, not that I support the massacre, but it'll teach those people in Fallujah who've been supporting ISIS what they welcomed.

Taliban has been a force since the 80s (veteran mujahideen who fought against soviets) and than against NATO. Superior in arms yes they don't have tanks but ideology ? Theirs is as fuked up as ISIS's (you don't behead and desecrate bodies nor do you kill 2 year olds or burn women alive .. unless you are a fuked up mule poisoned with that ideology) but I guess you are right it's about the other things or reasons. We wish you best of luck dealing with these insane animals. Godspeed!