https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/wor ... 100876844/
We need to go down to Texas, Georgia and Florida and capture Hogzilla and a bunch of his kin and turn them loose on the Caliphate.

The scenes of the approaching of our units and allies of the field of Ark northeast of Palmyra
The "Shiite threat" to the United States? Seriously?TheReal_ND wrote:
>US Congressman suggests US should back ISIS against Iran
BjornP wrote:The "Shiite threat" to the United States? Seriously?TheReal_ND wrote:
>US Congressman suggests US should back ISIS against Iran
https://twitter.com/worldonalert/status ... 9294961665#Raqqa: Horrific video shows burned civilians, including children, after heavy #US airstrikes and #YPG artillery shelling on #Raqqa
Sounds easy enough, just give the CIA a bit more budget and have them direct ISIS to do more of those attacks in Iran. They could send in their AlQaeda buddies too (AlNusra? AlSham? Eh, one of those Al's)... y'know, the "moderate" forces.TheReal_ND wrote: >US Congressman suggests US should back ISIS against Iran
Unlike here in the US with the Central Nazi News, MS Nazi Broadcasting Service, the Nazi Youth Times, etc... mostly government propaganda?Israel defence chief slams AlJazeera as "pure Nazi-style propaganda”
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 92801.htmlbbc wrote:The Russian defence ministry says it believes it may have killed the Isis leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi in an air strike south of Raqqa, Syria. In a statement, the ministry said it was still seeking confirmation following the strike in late May.
The air strike targeted a meeting of Isis leaders on 28 May, Russian news agencies cited the defence ministry as saying.
"According to the information which is now being checked via various channels, Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who was eliminated by the air strike, was also present at the meeting," RIA news agency quoted the ministry as saying.
I hope it's true.Alexander PhiAlipson wrote:http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 92801.htmlbbc wrote:The Russian defence ministry says it believes it may have killed the Isis leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi in an air strike south of Raqqa, Syria. In a statement, the ministry said it was still seeking confirmation following the strike in late May.
The air strike targeted a meeting of Isis leaders on 28 May, Russian news agencies cited the defence ministry as saying.
"According to the information which is now being checked via various channels, Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who was eliminated by the air strike, was also present at the meeting," RIA news agency quoted the ministry as saying.
So, that's a good thing, right?