Massive Russian blanket air bombardment is flattening Raqqa

Debka ^ | Nov. 21, 2015

[jttpwalsh]

Oh, sorry, no. Maybe that’s where my professor got the idea, but if so, he never mentioned it. If I come across it in passing, I will let you know. Thanks!

[PIF]

Yeah, you probably right ... just because the Russians reduced Grozny, Chechnya systematically to rubble doesn’t mean they could possibly do it again, especially to more muslims. All that Chechnya stuff was likely hype and the photos where doctored WWII photos which in it self was also hype and never happened, like Raqqa .. nothing happening nothing to get excited about ... Obama and his French allies dropping handfuls of munitions here and there, once and a while, are getting the job done the right way. /s

[TomasUSMC]

It is only a threshold that will soon be broken. Gas hadn’t been used since ww2 and then in the middle east gas was used. Look the Davy Crockett Nuke is technology that is half a century old. A 50 pound nuke.

With demographics of moslum sharia in reality taking over the industrialized old world, those fingers on the nuclear trigger will be moslum in a decade. The question is who will throw the first punch. The human race is approaching the dark ages of Sharia. How do we modernize and tone down islum? By breeding with it? Nope not with the Islamic man having two wives and the man controlling the family under sharia.

People point to Turkey but Turkey is not longer a freedom of religion country but ruled under a party very much under Koranic influence. IF we nuke the moslums now. we have a chance of stopping them, especially if Russia does the nuking.....although the optimum idea is that the Shiites and the sunnis nuke each other....ie; the Iranians and Saudis.

Basically we are going to be playing in the NFL soon, the Nuclear Football League. In that game, the first touchdown wins. I want our side running the offense.

[Retain Mike]

Hey, I could be wrong. That is a good example. I guess I just do not trust media.

[TYVets]

I had a professor who predicted we would become more like Russia, and Russia would become more like us. I don’t have a visionary bone in my body, naturally, I scoffed at the notion.

In 1958 a Ecom 101 professor said the same thing. We thought he was kidding.

[PIF]

Guess the only way for you to find out the truth is to buy a ticket to Raqqa ...

[Retain Mike]

After experiencing benefits of membership in the Tonkin Gulf and Mekong Delta yacht clubs, I think I will pass on that one.

[PIF]

Unfortunately, I only read about them being to busy with various Russian Armies near the Fulda Gap in Germany and on a small prison province in Turkey looking space-ward.

Since stories of those places you mention only appeared in papers, State-side magazines, and on the TTY, they cannot be trusted and likely never existed - it may all have been in your head, it seems to me - there were lots of good drugs around at the time ...

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Don’t EVER post something like this to me again.

[nomad]

Then a massive Massive Air Ordinance Bomb raid. As many planes as possible carrying as many MOABs as possible. All weapons GPS guided to land in a pattern designed to concentrate force and flatten as much as possible. Show what advanced, MODERN airpower can really do.

[rrrod]

Outstanding

[jttpwalsh]

Now, we wish he was kidding !

[Svartalfiar]

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

Maxim 29:
The enemy of my enemy is my enemy's enemy. No more. No less.

-The Seventy Maxims of Maximally Effective Mercenaries