Screw Geneva. No captured ISIS, no POWs. Kill them all. Air strikes need to be using cluster munitions and napalm.
The savages have encircled another Iraqi town.Is Obola familiar with around the clock continuous air strikes or B52 carpet bombing of that encirclement?
He should be Chief Executive of a country club.
ISIS is the modern Genghis Khan.
“When the armies of Genghis Khan were rampaging across Central Asia, they were brought to a temporary halt by a woman in Bamyan in 1221 AD. She was the ruler of a tribe in Central Afghanistan. Her army had built a fort on a cliff on the side of a mountain. The Army of Genghis Khan attacked her fort, but without success.
Finally, they climbed the mountains above her and found her water supply. They cut off her water. She was forced out. As a lesson to all others who might oppose Genghis Khan, she was killed along with all of her people. Not only were every man, woman and child killed, but even all the domesticated animals and the wild animals were killed too. The villages were plowed under and the trees and the grass were all killed.
Samarkand 950,000 dead
The Mongols encountered resistance in both Bukhara and Samarkand and consequently sacked them both in 1220, decimating their populations, only sparing the artisans that they considered useful. Balkh, Merv and Nishapur followed in 1221.The cities of Yazd and Shiraz were both spared destruction by offering tribute to their marauding armies.
Merv 700,000 dead
From there the Mongols swept across the Iranian interior, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. Whole cities were put to the torch and mass killings of women and children as well as fighting men were common.
Aleppo 50,000 dead
Balkh completely destroyed
Khiva completely destroyed
Harran completely destroyed”
I used to want to see Merv. This was rather long ago now.
http://pazhayathu.blogspot.com/2010/11/mass-murderer-genghis-khan-he-took.html
“In 1221, Merv opened its gates to Tule, son of Genghis Khan, chief of the Mongols, on which occasion most of the inhabitants are said to have been butchered. The Persian historian Juvayni, writing a generation after the destruction of Merv, wrote “The Mongols ordered that, apart from four hundred artisans. .., the whole population, including the women and children, should be killed, and no one, whether woman or man, be spared. To each [Mongol soldier] was allotted the execution of three or four hundred Persians. So many had been killed by nightfall that the mountains became hillocks, and the plain was soaked with the blood of the mighty.”
Some historians believe that over one million people died in the aftermath of the city’s capture, including hundreds of thousands of refugees from elsewhere, making it one of the bloodiest captures of a city in world history.”
http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Merv
There are things at Merv now, including ruins. It’s a wrinkle in the road on the steppe. But its history should guide what we see What ISIS is doing now.
If anyone deserves the horror of napalm, the animals do. Maybe, the burned survivors would tell future generations that it is not worth the horrible pain.
No quarter.