To Take on ISIS Americans Should End Support for Jewish Nationalism

No ****ing **** on the Jews role in the Islamic nation hating America. Jews run America. They are the most killed "group" in society.

And as a French jew myself, I say **** that.

 

I think we should do the opposite of what the terrorists want. They want us out of Saudi Arabia, let's double our presence. They want Israel to give up land to the Palestinians, let's support Israel taking land from the Palestinians. They want Sharia law in the Muslim holy lands? Let's build a big BBQ restaurant, a strip club, and a porno theater in every Arab city. **** what ISIS wants.

 

That would be like killing Medgar Evars in his driveway to piss off Sargent Shriver.

 

I'm just looking for the facts. I said I would. . . .

Note: all this is from the internet.

"Ringleader" Abdelhamid Abaaoud, 28, Belgian. Father lives in Morocco

Intelligence already were after him.

Was part of the foreign branch of ISIS.

Attended Catholic school in Belgium for a year http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/18/w...um-whose-own-family-wanted-him-dead.html?_r=1

 

So?

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What difference does it make if he spent 9 months at a Catholic school as a teenager before being kicked out for being insubordinate? Seems to me they were ahead of the curve in identifying the *******.

 

There's crazy, and then there's glynch - taking crazy to a whole new level.

 

I'm not a fan of American support for the state of Israel, but this accomplishes absolutely nothing if done in isolation.

The naive assumption is that a us removal would imply that the ME figures itself out, but as oil has been the centerpiece of any type of action in the ME for the las 100 years, what's to say other powers like Russia or China swoop in? Lest we forget, the us and the UN did not draw the borders plaguing the Middle East.

Of course it doesn't end there...those who call for complete disengagement also carry the circular assumption that the US's unlimited power can "make things right" there when the fact is that once our power projection ends, the weight we carry is limited to soft power and ineffectual chiding long practiced by the EU.

All this means is that there are huge knots to untangle...

 

Also, mondoweiss is a known hate site.

 

I don't think disengagement is the right strategy, I think we need to find a way to reform the region. Part of that is settling the Palestinian statehood issue and we can put enormous pressure on Israel to stop its expansion of settlements.

Defeating ISIS won't stop extremism - something radical will replace it. We've been killing Al Qaeda leaders for years - there is no head of the snake. Extremism isn't going to go away with drone, nor boots on the ground. You have to root it out from a cultural perspective, and to do that we have to provide greater incentive.

No one addresses the political and economic factors here. And that's the problem.

 

A couple of things.

1. The "leaders" of the Palestinians don't really want an official state because it would mean that they'd have to give up the portion of the region that isn't given to them AND it would mean that Israel could declare war on them for their acts of aggression such as shooting rockets giving them a legitimate reason to take whatever land is given to Palestinians little by little since we all know they are incapable of living peacefully next to Israel.

2. Going in and crushing ISIS is the ONLY thing that would work, sure there has to be cultural changes along with economic changes, but you don't get rid of ISIS with happy thoughts, it takes boots on the ground.

 

Do you think ISIS cares about Gaza or Palestine? They care about seeing the world burn. They would go rape and pillage gaza if they could.

 

It's not an argument.

 

I didn't think it was an argument, I really didn't know what your point was.

 

The economics are pretty murky. I'm still amazed Saudi Arabia is considered a modernized nation and is among the G20. I shouldn't be surprised with the massive wealth they have, so more disappointed and terrified when the day comes when they become a failed state and the boil bursts spreading even more tender morsels of death and misery.

Building sand castles seems easy in a desert. Try building one on a foundation of oil.

The Israel issue imo has reached a point of no return. Barring some technological and economic miracle centered in that region, we've embedded 70+ years of cultural hatred there and it won't stop unless the people have more reason to love their land other than what some crusty old ****ers did long after the original buildings have crumbled and withered away.

Even if Israel does approach things peacefully, they will still be besieged on all sides with foreign radical money pumped into their borders to stir up some trouble. Fixing that requires a level of effort and understanding that goes beyond whatever the us can promote or drive and that rests solely on the shoulders of the israeli people and their identity.

That last bit sounds oddly familiar...

 

glynch so crazy nuff said.