Posted on 11/15/2015 12:45:10 PM PST by markomalley
A mass grave believed to contain the remains of more than 70 members of Iraq’s Yazidi minority was discovered east of Sinjar town after Kurdish forces claimed victory over Islamic State militants in the area, the mayor and locals have said.
The insurgents overran the Yazidi heartland of Sinjar in north-west Iraq in August 2014, systematically killing, capturing and enslaving thousands of its inhabitants in what the United Nations has said may have constituted attempted genocide.
The mayor of Sinjar and local Yazidis who visited the site of the mass grave said on Saturday they saw clumps of hair, bones, money and keys which they believed belonged to older women from the village of Kocho whom the militants separated from younger women during their onslaught.
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Obama is smiling.
Following the example of their prophet and his instructions in their book.
That is Islam
I find it hard to fathom that someone would actually write this.
And we will be having an international tribunal for them, followed by hangings like at Nuremberg? Yes?
What’s the difference between this and the Nazis’ mass graves? I thought they said:”Never again.”
What’s the difference between this and the Nazis’ mass graves? I thought they said:”Never again.”
I had a Sgt. working under me who used squishy language like that. He avoided controversial decisions by shoving the squish up the line until he got a definitive answer. When that happened, he took pains to lay the blame up the line as well. He failed to persist in his position.
They’re the first to go when the SHTF.
Lets not be distracted here, the major threat to us all right now is global warming. Unless people understand this threat, these mass graves will continue.
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