[Cronos]

[Cronos]

Pray for our Christian brethren in the Middle East -- Support Assad

No guns to "moderate" Islamics -- support the Kurds and the Christians

[arthurus]

This must be galling to the Sultan in Washington.

[freedumb2003]

C.S. Lewis stared down and won the “no violence” nonsense in many of his works (I think it was best addressed in”Screwtape Letters”).

Good is not Meek. It was severe violence that met and defeated the Nazis.

God does not support wussies. He does not condone violence for no good reason but He demands support for freedom, even if it costs one’s lives.

The dead over so many wars bear witness that God insists on freedom.

God Bless this militia — I will be looking to see how I can support them monetarily!

[pallis]

The Kurds have definitely proven that they should have their own independent country of Kurdistan. For that matter, we should give them Iraq.

[Straight Vermonter]

I tried to find some information about this place and I see that they have a website in English and a photo gallery. God bless these people.

[ryderann]

Onward Christian soldiers!

[NYer]

In my opinion, faith is greater than military experience. Where the black banner of ISIS once stood, the flag of the Iraqi Christian fighters now flies high over Bakufa.

Christus vincit! Ping!

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

A military fact of life is fatigue. Even in western armies, fatigue brutally degrades combat effectiveness, which is why they go to extraordinary lengths to mitigate it.

With a slap-dash organization like ISIS, “the clock is running” on how long they will be able to offensively and defensively fight, before they burn out.

PTSD is not unique to Americans. Undisciplined, irregular forces get it far worse than trained and disciplined soldiers as well.