Japan vs. ISIS

THE KOD

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Wouldn't you just love to see Japan go mid evil on ISIS. That would make me very happy.



I would prefer China



send in 1 million troops at once and devastate their ISIL ass

all countrys in the alliance chip in boats, carriers, arms, tanks, and we go in
there and chop off thousands of heads.

that would be my view of world peace


and China would finally get to show what a bad ass they are
 

Duff Miver

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Wouldn't you just love to see Japan go mid evil on ISIS. That would make me very happy.

Yes, but the word is medieval.

However it probably won't work. Xtians tried to wipe out the followers of Muhammad during the Crusades. They killed millions, and they did it the hard way - hacked them apart with swords and axes, one at a time.

Muslims are still pissed off about that.

According to some reports, the Saudis are moving against ISIS. That's best. They know where the money is, and where the violent extremists hide. They have a long history of wiping out dissidents and their entire families. And they don't have any press reporters watching them. When it comes to mass butchery, the Saudis make us and the Japanese look like Boy Scouts.


From today's New York Times -


and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia ?
Prince Mohammed bin Nayef,
the interior minister of Saudi
Arabia, arrived at a meeting of
security chiefs from across the
Arab world in Marrakesh, Moroc-
co, last March to deliver a call to
arms: It was time, he declared,
for a concerted effort to eradicate
the Muslim Brotherhood, accord-
ing to two Arab officials briefed
on the meeting.
Several were stunned at his au-
dacity. Brotherhood-style Islam-
ists are an accepted part of poli-
tics in much of the Arab world, in-
cluding Tunisia, Libya, Jordan,
Kuwait, Bahrain and Morocco it-
self, to say nothing of their warm
welcome in Qatar, said the offi-
cials, who spoke on the condition
of anonymity so as not to anger
the powerful Saudi prince.
But this toughness toward per-
ceived enemies to his family?s dy-
nasty is characteristic of Mr. Bin
Nayef, a central player in the
often opaque leadership of the
kingdom who was named last
week as deputy crown prince,
making him second in line to the
throne

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