In the desert there's no place to run and no place to hide. U.S. firepower will pick off every jeep, fore-runner and Toyota on the road between Mosul and Damascus. All the ISIS oil terminals will be destroyed - there will no fuel, no food, nothing will get in or out.
The ISIS-controlled area will be marked off for destruction. In a few years a wall will be built around the entire Middle East - it will all be a future Gaza Strip - cut off from the rest of the world - no flights in and no flights out - except for drones in the sky.The terrorists are doomed if Hillary is the next U.S.President. I predict. On Sun, Sep 14, 2014 at 5:16 PM, jr_...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] < FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > > > Richard, > > Whether you like it or not, the US is at war with another group. ISIS > must be taken out of Iraq first before any of the other parts in the plan > can be implemented. > > For the time being, the Assad government should be a US friend while ISIS > is still alive and well in Iraq and Syria. Once ISIS is eliminated, the > relationship would dramatically change. > > But, at the same time, Obama has the option to take out the ISIS leaders > in Syria if the opportunity presents itself. One big bomb could wipe out > their leaders if they are housed in one building. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <punditster@...> wrote : > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <jr_esq@...> wrote : > > Emptybill, > > That scenario you're imagining is a bit extreme. The jihadists' agenda in > Syria is very much in flux. They could change at any moment. It is very > likely that ISIS will disappear and simply blend in with the rest of the so > called friendly rebels. > > In that case, they would be unified in fighting the Assad government. And > they could possibly win, especially if the US supplied the weapons that are > intended to defeat ISIS. > > IMO, the existence of ISIS is now severely threatened since all of the > Arab nations and the rest of the world are heavily against it. It would be > best for them to conveniently disappear and fight another day after Assad > is toppled. > > If not, Obama will hunt its leaders with drones and special forces > commandos similar to what he did with Osama bin Laden in Pakistan. > > The situation is complicated. Apparently there is not a single country on > the planet willing to send in military boots on the ground to fight ISIS > in Iraq, except the Kurds. What we need to remember is that we are dealing > with Islamic fundamentalists of one strip or another - all one family, > according to Sam Harris. > > There will probably NOT be any military action taken by NATO or anyone > else against the ISIS, even after the ISIS strikes their own country. We > are familiar with this based on previous engagements where the U.S. pays in > money, blood, sweat and tears for almost the entire defense budget of > Europe and the Far East. > > There may come a time, and probably sooner than later, when the U.S. will > not be willing to fight everyone's battle for them anymore. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <emptybill@...> wrote : > > "This pact complicates the scenario in fighting ISIS. Its probably not a > good idea to arm the so-called friendly rebels at this time." > > Doesn't matter. > > Islamic State will attempt to convene an "Islamic Caliphate" to establish > regional lordship over Muslim countries. They will then come back home to > further "educate" us into real Islam - like they are doing now - by > following their genocidal prophet. > > American Muslim jihadi-s are going through Turkey to get through to the > Syria/Iraq border. That means no passport stamps are necessary, so they > just appear to us as East-European travelers. > > Wait until the jihadi shooters unload their hollow-points into the crowds > at a football game, music concert or else go blow-up a big metro hotel. > Mothers > Against Murdering Muslims will demand a police state and people will > happy to comply - just to feel safer. > > We will be one step closer to The Other Final Solution - Nuking Mecca. > > >
