Obama has got ‘em on the run. End of conversation
US policy in the middle east has all but unraveled, but it’s a safe bet that this is happening on purpose.
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi shows why he’s the world’s most dangerous man (ISIS leader in Iraq)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3166656/posts
By the way, miss Romney yet, you all.
In the coming days the media will parrot the line “what should the US do?”. The immediate and unwavering response should be “impeach Barack Hussein Obama at once”.
So in other words, given the traitorous cowardice/complicity of the current mulatto usurper, all the lives and untold billions expended on that shithole were as dust in the wind.
These ISIS terrorists are foreign invaders
Wouldn’t this be the perfect time for Iran to take over the country of Iraq? Seems strange they are willing to help, unless they have another motive.
Obama announces the full withdrawal of troops from Iraq but fails to persuade Nouri al-Maliki to allow US to keep bases there
Sorry guys. You are on your own. Deal with it. Good luck.
The Shia against the Sunni? Maybe they will neutralize each other. Islamists seem to view war as a contact sport.
Now Iran is going to step in and "help" their friend and in the process turn Irag into a client State.
America: Are you ready for a rush of refugees seeking a home in the United States beginning any day now? Sad.
Time to go to Costco to buy a case of poppable popcorn to watch this stuff unfold:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3167041/posts?page=1
As jihadists take aim at Baghdad, Iran steps in to help historical foe
FOX News ^ | June 12, 2014 | By Lisa Daftari
Posted on 6/12/2014 4:16:43 PM by Oldeconomybuyer
Iran is coming to the aid of its historic nemesis, sending elite fighters to Iraq in the wake of a Sunni insurgency that has claimed two key northern cities and now threatens Baghdad, Fox News has learned.
Some 150 fighters from the Revolutionary Guards elite Quds force have already been dispatched by Tehran, and the division’s powerful commander, Qassem Suleimani, met with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki Thursday and pledged to send two notorious Iranian brigades to aid in the defense of Baghdad. That could amount to as many as 10,000 soldiers sent to fight the Sunni group known as Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIS).
Maliki is believed to be considering the offer, especially in light of reported decisions by the U.S. to reject his request for American airstrikes.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com
Thanks for posting. BTTT!