Our enemies should be afraid!

[Dogface78]

We just bagged us another one of those ISIS assholes of flag rank!
I heard sleepy Joe led the raid, shot the motherfucker himself thier saying!
So no wonder the fucking guy looks tired, jet lag!
Good for sleepy Joe! I'd have that motherfucker mounted on the wall!
I heard Binladens on Obamas!
You have your conspiracy theories and we have ours! 😜

[Jacuzzme]

The WaPo told me that guy was an austere religious scholar. SHAME!

[eyecu2]

A dead bad guy is a good bad guy

[Dogface78]

Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

The WaPo told me that guy was an austere religious scholar. SHAME!

You support a fascist dictator trying to overthrow your own government, you support Russia's position in the Ukraine, Russia a nation that has been our enemy since the 1950s, and is now ready to invade a country friendly to us.
Why because Putin just like Trump doesn't like democracy and doesn't want it up against his border! Anti-democratic sediment is apparently a theme in the far right Bannana Republican party!
And you support Russia over the United States.
And now your lending aid and comfort to our Muslim terrorist enimies!
You claimed to have served, you k Ow what that is, and you did it!
You belive the rhetoric of enemy governments, and of our enemies in general, and disbelive your own government.

How un-American of you!
Tratior!

[Jacuzzme]

LOL! That’s some of the dumbest shit I’ve read in quite a while. Thanks for the laugh.

[berryberry]

Funny how some here consider a botched operation under Senile Biden a success

Local reports from the raid in Syria highlight a total disaster.

-At least 10 women and children murdered.
-The ISIS leader blew himself up before he was apprehended.
-US lost a helicopter and was forced to then bomb it.

There's much more to this story.

Only good thing is another ISIS "austere religious scholar" is dead because he blew himself up

[eyecu2]

Let me get this straight- The military goes in to kill a guy, and he's dead as a result. But you don't like the idea that some equipment was damaged, or that collateral damage to civilians happen? At what point, does the military get the credit for the kill, but you all can't stop to criticize our military for an equipment issue? You're never going to stop a person who's wearing a suicide vest from blowing themselves up. If they do it in a room full of kids, adults and relatives, that's on that dude. It's not our military's fault. Sometimes life isn't like in the movies where they're able to shoot 30 bullets in less than 1.5 seconds and kill the bad guy. But I understand that everything in this sandbox is designed to be a ding against the current administration. I actually like it whenever a bad guy gets blown up; whether it's by a drone, a rocket, a bomb or lots of bullets. Dead bad guys are good bad guys.

[berryberry]

Two things can be true at the same time

1. It's good that another ISIS "austere religious scholar" is dead because he blew himself up

2. That this was a botched operation that resulted in at least 10 women and children murdered and a US helicopter lost.

[eyecu2]

You said it was botched. I didn't. I said they had an equipment failure. I don't think it was botched at all, since the target's dead. The fact that others died along with him, is directly related to that actors bad actions.

[lustylad]

Eye is right this time, berry. We also lost a helicopter on the op that killed bin laden in 2011, yet nobody regards that as a failure.

A truly botched raid would look more like Jimmy Carter's Eagle Claw Op.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Eagle_Claw

[berryberry]

Originally Posted by eyecu2

You said it was botched. I didn't. I said they had an equipment failure. I don't think it was botched at all, since the target's dead. The fact that others died along with him, is directly related to that actors bad actions.

If you accept that 10 or more women and children being killed, losing a helicopter and the target blowing himself up is great and how the mission was intended, so be it.

If the only objective was killing the target and not caring about collateral damage, a drone missile was a far safer and better option than putting troops in harms way. But the mission was conducted to avoid collateral damage. Hence it was botched (and saying it was botched is from someone in the military who would know).

Again, its great that another ISIS "austere religious scholar" is dead but anyone thinking this mission went as planned is not thinking straight

[HDGristle]

Avoid or minimize?

[lustylad]

Originally Posted by Dogface78

Russia a nation that has been our enemy since the 1950s...

Hey dawg, did you sleep through the last 30 years? To quote a former President - "the 1980s are calling to ask for their foreign policy back!"

At the moment Russia is neither a friend nor an enemy. They're more like a frenemy. Every time the dims are in charge of our foreign policy, Russia becomes less friend and more enemy. Why do you think that is?

I already explained this in the Political Forum 3 years ago:

https://www.eccie.net/showpost.php?p...3&postcount=54

The so-called experts in Foggy Bottom can't even translate the word "reset" into Russian correctly.

[bambino]

Yep, our enemies are petrified


https://t.me/ChristianPatriotNews/6507


BAHAHAHAHA

[bambino]

Our enemies are laughing at this clown!!!


https://t.me/rrndaily/178412