Islamic State kills Another US hostage

[BrianW]

http://t.co/r9tiSdi8jp
ISIS financial backer, Nabil al-Awadi was the director of a muslim 'faith' school in Birmingham.
Bet Birmingham Council offices were busy today.

The article says it's a private school. So it's nowt to do with the Council.

 

[Ancient Citizen]

http://t.co/r9tiSdi8jp
ISIS financial backer, Nabil al-Awadi was the director of a muslim 'faith' school in Birmingham.
Bet Birmingham Council offices were busy today.

The article says it's a private school. So it's nowt to do with the Council.

I think you'll find it may be.

 

[bluemanc]

http://t.co/r9tiSdi8jp
ISIS financial backer, Nabil al-Awadi was the director of a muslim 'faith' school in Birmingham.
Bet Birmingham Council offices were busy today.

The article says it's a private school. So it's nowt to do with the Council.

I didnt believe that until i googled it,its surprising to see who CANNOT get involved in a Private Schools running.
I can see why he would want to be director of a Private School now.

 

[johnny on the spot]

Jon Snow is currently reporting that IS have just suffered a major defeat in Iraq in a joint op between the US, Shia Iran and Sunni Saudi Arabia.

If this is true, it's the weirdest team up in recent history.

 

[jimbopm]

Jon Snow is currently reporting that IS have just suffered a major defeat in Iraq in a joint op between the US, Shia Iran and Sunni Saudi Arabia.

If this is true, it's the weirdest team up in recent history.

But a very promising one...

 

[Skashion]

Jon Snow is currently reporting that IS have just suffered a major defeat in Iraq in a joint op between the US, Shia Iran and Sunni Saudi Arabia.

If this is true, it's the weirdest team up in recent history.

If true, excellent news.

 

[SWP's back]

Good for you - have a biscuit.
My point however remains, no matter how much of a war hero you are.
Violence begats violence - just how many times do you need reminding of that self-evident truth?

So it's either armchair general or have a biscuit! What you fail to realize is that it takes principles to bring terrorists to the table. It take endurance. It take moral fiber. It takes collective will power. To face up to a threat takes courage. Only by displaying these traits will your adversary take you seriously and understand that they cannot terrorize you into submission.

Oh dear - you really do believe your rhetoric, don't you?
Did you hear that speech in a spaghetti western?
So your solution is to bomb folk into submission, rather than negotiate?
I must admit it's a philosophy which is proving singularly unsuccessful of late.
I'm done here, as I think I'm wasting my time talking to an extra from Die Hard.

One cannot negotiate with IS. They have declared a caliphate and are mad enough to believe they can achieve it.

 

[CTID1988]

Jon Snow is currently reporting that IS have just suffered a major defeat in Iraq in a joint op between the US, Shia Iran and Sunni Saudi Arabia.

If this is true, it's the weirdest team up in recent history.

Is there a link to any report on this? Can't find it anywhere

 

[SWP's back]

I'm not sure what there is to negotiate with this group, they have sprung out of nowhere and taken land in two different countries and are looking at taking it all and murdering as they go. In many conflicts I can see how negotiations are a better option but here, I'm lost as to where to start. It's a murderous rabble not freedom fighters or anything such, a judge doesn't sit with a killer and negotiate what they should do

All of the above.

 

[Scottyboi]

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