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Without the eradication of Islam, this savagery is to be expected.

Trying to civilize a group of savages who would rather live in the 11th century instead of the 21st was a waste of American blood and money. Hopefully we learn from this colossal mistake.

Shit! Nineveh province is where the last remaining Christian villages are located in Iraq. An entire culture will be lost if the Iraqi forces don't act. There are also many other ethnic minorities, such as Kurds, Yazidis and Turkmens. I don't think that the Yazidis will survive this. They are regarded as devil-worshipers by the Muslims. The entire community will be wiped out.  >:(

Hows that xenophobic bigotry treating you?
There are sects of Christianity that are no better. I guess we better eradicate Christianity too huh?

There are big differences between that Christianity and Islam. they are able for compensations but at a much smaller scale than it actually happens. and from the religious point of view Christianity is weaker than Islam, much weaker, proof being their status today.

Who attempted that?

Civilization was never the goal of the Iraq war. Unless by civilization you mean 'in the (financial/strategic) interests of the US'

Agreed. Christians need to stop turning the other cheek, start beheading people in the name of their God, and seek solace in living in dirt floored hovels in between their calls to prayer to honor their God. Better yet, they should all just be killed in the name of hollow snackbar.

Even now libs refuse to treat radical Islam as it deserves. Their bleating that all cultures must be respected is such garbage. Some cultures need to be eliminated- radical Islam for certain.

Once again the women groups are noticeably silent on this. Wonder why? Where are their marches on the White House demanding action against Boko Haram; etc?

"Tolerance And Apathy Are The Last Virtues Of A Dying Society" - Aristotle

Never do things half-assed.  Let us eliminate ALL cultures that worship the war demon Yahweh.

We could put them is some type of containment facility, safely away from the rest of us.  To keep them busy, we could have them do productive work that supports our efforts to combat their kind elsewhere in the world.

There are plenty who do that. Those who engaged in the Rwandan Genocide were / are Christian, when the interahammwe re-entered Rwanda their operational bases were codenamed Bethlehem and Nazareth.

Until war demon Yahweh worshipers start beheading, little schoolgirls kidnapping, exploding belt fashion statements, they are not a threat to most people now. Muslims are included when I say "most people"...

They are doing it now.

Some good news.... the Iraqi city of Kirkuk, which was earlier invaded by the ISIL is now liberated by the Kurdish Peshmerga forces.

Bomb targets minister as Kurds take Kirkuk

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/bomb-targets-minister-asnbspkurds-take-kirkuk/story-e6frg6so-1226953873229

+1

Christian soldiers use high-tech weapons to slaughter women & children.  That makes them better.

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Noor Aziz | 8 | male
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Noor Syed | 8 | male
Wajid Noor | 9 | male
Syed Wali Shah | 7 | male
Ayeesha | 3 | female
Qari Alamzeb | 14| male
Shoaib | 8 | male
Hayatullah KhaMohammad | 16 | male
Tariq Aziz | 16 | male
Sanaullah Jan | 17 | male
Maezol Khan | 8 | female
Nasir Khan | male
Naeem Khan | male
Naeemullah | male
Mohammad Tahir | 16 | male
Azizul Wahab | 15 | male
Fazal Wahab | 16 | male
Ziauddin | 16 | male
Mohammad Yunus | 16 | male
Fazal Hakim | 19 | male
Ilyas | 13 | male
Sohail | 7 | male
Asadullah | 9 | male
khalilullah | 9 | male
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Khalid | 12 | male
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Mashooq Jan | 15 | male
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Ziaur Rahman | 13 | male
Noor Mohammad | 15 | male
Mohammad Yaas Khan | 16 | male
Qari Alamzeb | 14 | male
Ziaur Rahman | 17 | male
Abdullah | 18 | male
Ikramullah Zada | 17 | male
Inayatur Rehman | 16 | male
Shahbuddin | 15 | male
Yahya Khan | 16 |male
Rahatullah |17 | male
Mohammad Salim | 11 | male
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Bakht Muneer | 14 | male
Numair | 14 | male
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Iftikhar | 17 | male
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Ihsanullah | 16 | male
Luqman | 12 | male
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Zayda Ali Mohammed Nasser | 7 | female
Hoda Ali Mohammed Nasser | 5 | female
Sheikha Ali Mohammed Nasser | 4 | female
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Asmaa Abdullah Mokbel Salem Louqye | 9 | male
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Fatima Abdullah Mokbel Salem Louqye | 3 | female
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Shafiq Hussein Abdullah Awad | 1 | female
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Maha Mohammed Saleh Mohammed | 12 | male
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Shafika Mohammed Saleh Mohammed | 4 | female
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Let's go back to the crusades age once again , but this time kill them all , right?

medieval" is the keyword in this article. This region is full barbaric animals who have resisted the future for over 1000 years so far and show no indication that they will ever join present day civilization except to murder or convert it.

I'm sure being ruled over by western-imposed brutal dictators and having millions of their people killed during the last ten years has nothing to do with their anger.

They really should appreciate all the bombs, radiation, and soldiers Britain and the U.S. put in their lands.

I mean, if the situation were reversed, you would welcome Islam and brown sand people running your local town council and filling it with their toadies, no doubt.  You would lick their boots and offer up your sister in exchange for a good deal on a Toyota.

Radicalism is better eradicated through economic prosperity than by weapons.

Islam have never been the problem, one of the richest countries in the world where property rights are protected, are muslim countries : Singapour, Dubaï (UEA), Malaysia ... People don't talk about religion there, they re too busy, they work.

So Singapore is a Muslim country now? WTF? When I checked their stats a month ago, they were 55% Buddhist and 11% Muslim. Now Muslims have become the majority?

Oh Sorry this was a mistake, I just checked and it's 15 % of the population, but anyway this is a big portion of the population, and they are not causing troubles there. The first president of Singapour was muslim.
And how about the other countries ? Malysia, UEA, Indonisia, they're doing pretty well

Malaysia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cow_head_protests
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/09/05/i-was-converted-to-islam-without-my-knowledge/
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia-pacific/2010/08/2010886496589764.html

UAE:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-23381448

Indonesia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_Indonesian_beheadings_of_Christian_girls

Well , when you talk about Asia it doesn't matter if they are Muslims or Christians , they are all hit in the head a bit.Can you call these guys true believers?

WARNING
DON'T OPEN THE LINK IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT "Self-Flagellation" means

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/05/christians-in-philippines_n_1405551.html

I don't see any Christians in those pictures , just the same animals

You sir are an idiot!

Iran now sends troops into Iraq to help them fight the U.S.-supported extremists...

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jun/14/iran-iraq-isis-fight-militants-nouri-maliki

Your tax dollars at work.

Philippines comes in the same category of religious fanatic nations. The country is suffering from an awful lot of overpopulation, and yet the Catholic clergy there recently forced the government to abandon plans for popularizing family planning.

Ok , so I'm not getting this anymore.

Right now Iran is Helping the Iraq army to fight the insurgents (rebels) , so they are on the same side as the US.?


Last time I tried to find out who is fighting who in Syria and went through the almost 20 factions at work there I ended up with a headache.
Seems like same story here...

The weren't fighting in the name of Christianity and trying to bring about a Christian state ....

They absolutely considered themselves soldiers of God. The people of the region tend to be very religiously devout, both those who massacre and those who are massacred. Simultaneously, the inclusion of their faith within their fighting seems to indicate that they were able to reconcile the mass extermination of human life with their personal religious beliefs just fine.

It's not a apples to apples comparison

Would the Lord's Resistance Army be a better comparison for you? Killing tens of thousands, kidnapping even more, marching in the formation of crosses, fighting with holy water, declaring a state based on the ten commandments, etc?

Tolerance and apathy are the last virtues of a dying society has been falsely attributed to Aristotle over the years. The true Aristotle quote is, difference of race is a cause of faction, until harmony of spirit is reached ; for just as any chance multitude of people does not form a state, so a state is not formed in any chance period of time.

Yep child sex slavery follows fundamentalist rules of Christianity. The big difference between Islamic fundamentalist and Christian cult derivatives is that the Islamist are just following the Koran with their brutality and the "Christians" are just using the guise of religion to rape, murder, and kill which doesn't follow any Christian teachings.

But you should also remember that 99% of the victims of the atrocities committed by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) were Christians themselves. The LRA never targets Muslims, as it receives most of the arms and ammunition from Khartoum.

There are a lot of Christians who would disagree with you. Once again, the interahamwe were perfectly content to both see themselves as soldiers of God and as good Christians, while simultaneously engaging in genocide. The same could be said of the Chetniks in Bosnia, or the NLFT in India, etc.

But the point still stands, these are perversions that ignore the teachings. On the Islam side, they are following the playbook. Mohammad was a General while Jesus was the complete opposite.

Once again, they would completely disagree with you. Just like you and radical Muslims ignore Islamic scholars who call groups like Boko Haram un-islamic.

1. Again, the Interahamwe targeted people belonging to the Tutsi ethnic group (Christian or non-Christian, it doesn't matter). Religion was not used to distinguish the victims.

2. Chetniks / Ustaše also killed people based on ethnicity. The Ustaše were even collaborating with the Muslims, to fight against the Serbs.

3. NLFT of India. Yes... it is a religious driven group. Receives a lot of funds from the Southern Baptists in the United States, and use them to forcibly convert the tribal population to Christianity.

But the core of Islam is in full support of ISIS, which this thread is about.You don't see the Pope or any other prominent christian leader supporting warfare or genocide in today's world. Imam's around the world are in support of what is happening right now

I would strongly disagree, hell even Al Qaeda would disagree with you on that note. The ISIS is one of those organizations that even makes other Salafi radicals cringe theologically.

Just heard CNN say that the US and Iran might have to work TOGETHER to protect Baghdad.

ISIS is a Wahhabist based movement, which is one of the strongest branches of Islam in that area. Saudi's, Qataris, and Emirates are large portions of these and they have DEEP pockets.

Not really. That's a pretty shallow classification of the organization. Al Baghdadi himself isn't a very strong theological leader and has had trouble organizing a coherent theological policy. They are much more so focused on the fighting and pillage of war, as well as power grabbing. It's one reason why they broke with al-Qaeda in the first place. They've never been particularly pious which caused Osama bin Laden to regret allowing them into Al Qaeda pretty much as soon as AQI was formed.

But, a couple of other points:

1.) The vast majority of the world's Muslims are not Wahhabi, so your notion that it is a fundamental aspect of Islam is a bit off.

2.) Being able to secure money from Wahhabis or gulf actors doesn't make their organization Wahhabi. that just means that gulf actors are interested in utilizing them to check political rivals in the region, which isn't a heavenly concern, it's an earthly political one.

Personally speaking, I'd favor Western countries taking the gloves off when it came to dealing with Muslims.
For instance. Why not target Afghans suspected of collaborating with Taliban insurgents for reprisals? You could flatten the villages which provide aid to the insurgents, then execute the male population in a mass shooting. It would probably drive a more effective point home since they only respect extreme violence and force.

Didn't work out too well for us in Vietnam, nor did it work out for the French in Algeria and Chad; are you really naive enough to think that it would work out that way in Afghanistan if we just tried it one more time?

It doesn't work for us because we capture and move without leaving a stabilizing force behind.

You don't think that wouldn't leave to more attacks against enemy combatants like 9/11? Keeping on giving reasons for revenge is a good idea?

The French were fine with doing brutality on a small scale. It's just that when they had to execute it on a wider scale, they backed down rather than keep up with a campaign of violence. The US didn't really use reprisal tactics in Vietnam.
I was thinking more like Russia in Chechnya, the Bosnian Serbs in Srebrenica, or Genghis Khan in Afghanistan.
All very successful reprisal and violence-based strategies.

They already have a lot of hate and revenge wishes on us,even if we give them more reasons or not........

This rather ignores history. The brutality completely backfired on them and mobilized large resistance forces against them that they wouldn't otherwise have to deal with. there is a reason why the military tends to think such ideas such as yours are terrible ones.
Oh, so Chechnya and Dagestan are pillars of stability now yeah? if that is your ideal outcome, then your goals are pretty low.

With the unquenchable thirst for blood that "modern" Muslims have, you can't really compare them to any modern opponent to the civilized world.

Chechnya and Daghestan are actually very peaceful now. And the insurgency has been crushed.

This was Groznyy in 2000:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-Bx61HrHduNc/TqtqjjqO4hI/AAAAAAAABpI/qIqJlEsXknc/s400/044_bw.jpg

And this is Groznyy now:

http://russiatrek.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/grozny-city-russia-from-above-night-view-1.jpg

Actually, brutality-based, enemy-centric counter-insurgency is pretty much the most effective way of dealing with resistance forces. Indeed, the Russian state has been far more successful in counterinsurgency campaigns than most of the West. Aside from Afghanistan and the First Chechen War, there hasn't been a single example of an insurgent campaign successfully defeating the Soviet or Russian military.

(See here: http://scholar.harvard.edu/files/zhu...r_PREPRINT.pdf)

Even looking at Western history, the successful counterinsurgency campaigns of the 20th century tended to be nasty and brutal. The British used mustard gas on Iraqi tribesmen. They also relocated Malay peasants to prison villages. They used carpet bombing on Somali towns. Hardly a hearts and minds strategy, is it?

The real reason Western military leaders have low regard for reprisal tactics and collective punishment has absolutely nothing to do with its effectiveness. It's simply not politically possible for Western democracies to use massive firepower on civilian targets (like Grozny) or use directed violence against the population. Any reasonable interpretation of history can point to brutal reprisal campaigns like Germany's destruction of Lidice or massive collective punishment like Stalin's deportation of the Chechens to be the ultimate in counter-insurgency, it's just not something Americans are willing to stomach.

As for Chechnya and Dagestan. The Russian state has effective control of the region. That is far more than can be said about Afghanistan.

ISIS has captured U.S. made Humvees, Iraqi tanks, missiles, rifles, helicopters, airplanes, and 400 million dollars.

Ethnic cleansing occurring in ISIS controlled territory in Northern Iraq. Christians are being butchered in hundreds.

Iraqi Christians flee homes amid militant push

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/ap/article-2659021/Iraqi-Christians-flee-homes-amid-militant-push.html

Yes. Which is exactly the problem caused by this "hearts and minds" nonsense.
Toss out Maliki, put in a Kurdish strongman who aligns his country with the US, and encourage him to start butchering Sunni Arabs who resist. Saddam could have EASILY put this nonsense down with a bit of well placed brutality. I mean, look at the Anfal campaign to see how to properly do counter-insurgency in the Muslim world. People like ISIS don't understand anything except brute force, which is exactly why they need iron fisted dictators like Bashar Assad or Saddam Hussein to keep them in line.

Here is the status as of now. See how close they are to Baghdad. Only 20 or 30 km away from the capital.  >:(

http://rack.0.mshcdn.com/media/ZgkyMDE0LzA2LzEyLzgyL0lyYXFTeXJpYUlTLjgzNmZlLmpwZwpwCXRodW1iCTEyMDB4OTYwMD4/e7b73d38/de5/Iraq-Syria-ISIS-ISIL-Map-June-12-2014.jpg

I agree. Nobody wants to f.... with the Kurds, and they will fuck with anyone. It may be hard to accomplish anything with them because we fucked them under George Bush 1's incursion into Iraq, and instead of getting help from the US, they got gassed by Saddam.

For some reason, I have always had a fascination with Kurds. They are awesome, in my opinion.
Maybe this is why:
When I was a kid (age 14), I played Metal Gear Solid and that was my first introduction to Kurds. Sniper Wolf from Metal Gear Solid is a Kurd. In fact, Metal Gear Solid was one of my chief influences for joining the U.S. Military. After I finished my U.S. Army service, including a deployment to Kuwait, I went back to the University of Colorado at Denver and finished my Political Science Degree. I spent some free time during college studying Kurds and found them to be even more interesting than what Sniper Wolf alone in Metal Gear Solid could be.

OK... now we have confirmation that ISIS has indeed captured the largest Iraqi oil field. Prepare for oil prices @ $160 per barrel.  ;D

Witness claims ISIS flag flies over key Iraq refinery, Baghdad says soldiers still hold it

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/06/19/witness-claims-isis-flag-flies-over-key-iraq-refinery-baghdad-says-soldiers/

http://www.ariva.de/chart/images/chart.m?secu=101622813&size=M&t=year&volume=0&boerse_id=33

Largest Refinery not largest oil fields :).
The fields are still safe... for now.


http://www.vox.com/2014/6/18/5821638/how-baiji-affected-oil-prices

Check this map:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/middle_east/02/iraq_key_maps/img/maps/iraq_oil_map485.gif

Compare it with the territory currently under the control of ISIS. You can see that all the three major pipelines (those to Baghdad, Basra and Turkey), goes through the ISIS controlled territory.

And now we are talking about pipelines?



You said fields. Stick to the fields :)

Kurds don't play games. They don't take kindly to radical Muslims, either. Muslims tend to scatter when word is the Kurds are coming.

Kurdish Army Woman Peshmergas

Not only are most of them hot but they are badass to the core.


http://www.vice.com/read/meet-the-kurdish-female-freedom-fighters-of-syria (http://www.vice.com/read/meet-the-kurdish-female-freedom-fighters-of-syria)

They have taken the biggest oil field as well. The biggest Iraqi oil field is located to the north-west of Kirkuk. It was taken by the ISIS a week ago. Anyway, without the oil pipeline, how can they transport the oil? There are no rail-links.

Again , false statement.
The biggest oil field is Rumaila field followed by Majnoon , both in southern Iraq.

OK. I was wrong. The Kirkuk field is the second largest, in terms of daily oil production. Majnoon is a very small field, in terms of daily production (around 200,000 barrels / day).

http://www.aljazeera.com/mritems/Images/2011/12/28/20111228132834721734_20.png

Outdated map.
Numbers are form 2011.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majnoon_oil_field

The contract with Shell and Petronas includes drilling over 40 production wells, construction of three gas separation stations and two crude oil processing refineries with overall capacity of 100,000 barrels per day (16,000 m3/d).[1][2] The official start date was March 1, 2010.[12] In the Phase I of the project, the consortium intends to increase the production from 45,000 to 175,000 barrels per day (27,800 m3/d) within two-year period.

Current production of oil 200,000 barrels per day


Also , kirkuk is a dying oil field:

The Kurds are not backing down:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG2OxcxN7AA

Kurdish weaponry itself is medieval. They are armed with AK-47 and RPGs, while the ISIS is armed with captured Humvees, Artillery guns and tanks. Anyway it is not the job of the Kurdish Peshmerga. The cowards of the Iraqi Army should fight ISIS.

AK-47 is a relatively good gun, but I don't think it can stop tanks or humvees  :D. Then again, in a battle it is not always the one with the best weapons that "wins".

May be. But in a theoretical ISIS vs Peshmerga battle, the former enjoys the following advantages:

1. Familiarity with the terrain (fighting is taking place mostly in Sunni Arab populated areas).
2. Local support from natives.
3. Better tactics and weapons than the Kurds.
4. Support from all over the Sunni Arab world.
5. High morale.

Iraq militants 'turning back clock' in captured Mosul

 In the two weeks since it was seized by Sunni militants, some residents of the northern Iraq city of Mosul feel the clock has been turned back hundreds of years.

The militants, led by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) jihadist group, have begun imposing an extreme interpretation of Islamic law in the days since they took the city, residents reached by telephone told AFP.

"These militants will return us and our country hundreds of years backwards, and their laws are the opposite of the laws of human rights and international laws," said Umm Mohammed, a 35-year-old teacher.

"We live in continuous fear of being subjected to new pressures," she said. "We are afraid of being prevented from working and contributing to building the community."

The city, known before 2003 for its historic sites and parks and in later years as a hub for deadly violence, fell on June 10 to the militants, who subsequently overran surrounding Nineveh province and swathes of other territory.

Security forces in Mosul, a city of some two million people before the offensive, wilted in the face of the onslaught, in some cases abandoning uniforms and even vehicles in their haste to flee.

http://news.yahoo.com/iraq-militants-turning-back-clock-captured-mosul-133453638.html;_ylt=AwrBJR9J.qZTUTgAqznQtDMD

ISIS Issues Mandate To Single Mosul Women: “Mujahideen Have Right To Rape You”


In the name of Allah the mercyful

Now that the liberation of the Nineveh province by the mujahideen is a fact, the mujahideen feel the warm welcoming by their brothers and sisters in the province of Nineveh. Following the defeat of the sectarian army, god willing, we vow that this province will remain safe and protected by the mujahideen.

Therefor, we ask all the people of this province to bring forward unmarried women so they fulfill their duty of pleasing their brothers, the mujahideen. Who ever fails to comply, shall face consequences imposed by the sharia law.

June 13th
Nineveh province

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Would be nice if a bitcoiner could confirm or reject that translation as accurate. If it is for real hopefully all feminists will engage against those evil people...

You Can Now Buy ISIS Branded Clothing Online…


ISIS—the Islamic militant group that’s on a scorched-earth march to overthrow the government of Iraq—is known for being as savvy on social media as it is deadly on the ground. The group’s online marketing had helped turn ISIS into a global brand, and now the terrorist network even boasts its own clothing line.

That’s right: Online retailers have begun selling ISIS-themed T-shirts and hoodies. If you’d like a unique cover-up for the beach this summer and don’t mind a lot of black, you can purchase a sweatshirt with the group’s full name—Islamic State of Iraq and Syria—written in bleak white lettering. Another design features the group’s acronym, ISIS, surrounded by automatic weapons and a map of the world, in an apparent reference to the group’s global ambition.

Zirah Moslem, a company that calls itself purveyors of “Islamic style,” offers merchandise promoting various terrorist causes, including ISIS. The company’s website, which has more than 9,000 likes on Facebook, says its T-shirts feature “a design that is…always up to date,” which apparently means having a group of kaffiyeh-wearing jihadis pose as if they’re promoting a Hollywood blockbuster.

http://www.vocativ.com/world/iraq-world/can-now-buy-isis-hoodie-online/

WTF is going on there? The ISIS just captured 3 more cities today. If the Iraqi army is afraid to fight the ISIS, then it must be disbanded. Why waste the taxpayer money on such an inefficient organization?

ISIS militants seize 4 Iraqi towns in just 2 days

http://rt.com/news/167636-iraq-cities-captured-isis/

Here is a map from NYT showing the status as of now.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/06/12/world/middleeast/the-iraq-isis-conflict-in-maps-photos-and-video.html

Those towns captured are predominantly Sunni areas. Which are ready to support Sunni militants. The Shiite militants are now ready take this terrorist. Let's wait and see who will win.

Although the region is predominantly Sunni, there was a significant Shia minority until the ISIS captured it. Most of the Shias have now fled to the safer regions to the South. Partially agreed with what you said. The local Sunni support for the ISIS is very noticeable. The Iraqi army won't be able to do anything unless they find a way to prevent this from happening.

You clearly don't spend enough time in the U.S. Army war college studying Col. Ralph Peters.  Nobody should be surprised by this, and everyone should consider Rand Paul's assertions that ISIS is armed by the U.S.

http://thehill.com/policy/international/210168-us-has-been-arming-isis-in-syria-sen-paul-claims (http://thehill.com/policy/international/210168-us-has-been-arming-isis-in-syria-sen-paul-claims)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/7/7c/Ralph_Peters_solution_to_Mideast.jpg/300px-Ralph_Peters_solution_to_Mideast.jpg

Almost everybody knows that ISIS is funded by US. But that funds meant to fight Assad not to conquer Iraq. It could be US mistake or ISIS was instructed by Saudi Arabia to conquer Iraq first.

ISIS is being funded by Saudi Arabia and Qatar, two of the USA's most trusted allies. The direct US funding mostly went to the Free Syrian Army (FSA), which is a different organization. Saudi Arabia and Qatar are Sunni Arab-dominated monarchies, and they want to establish Sunni Arab governments in both Syria and Iraq.

How the fuck would you know where the support was supposed to go much less where it actually went?  Heard it on TeeVee?  Anyway neither Saudi Arabia nor Qatar would do a thing without at least asking for our permission, and probably mostly outsource all the strategic decisions to us anyway with unusual exceptions.

It is fairly clear that Mosul was abandoned and fell without a shot mainly because that's what we instructed.  Only a true simpleton would believe that 30k well armed and Iraqi military ran in terror from 1k ISIS leaving a damp yellow streak (and all of those yummy Western supplied weapons.)  I wonder if it might be a cover story for how it came to be that ISIS is driving around in U.S. made humvees.

Like democracy, social order cannot be imposed but must come the community itself. Anything else is just imposed until the occupier leaves...

Here is the latest map:

http://s.telegraph.co.uk/graphics/Lightbox/published/263/images/THUMB.jpg

The entire Western border of Iraq is now controlled by the ISIS.  >:(

Talk about a serious shitstorm!  Feel terrible for all the refugee's fleeing for their lives.  Literally.

A Christian father who watched his wife and daughter get brutally raped by members of the militant group, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) because he couldn’t pay them a poll tax in Mosul, Iraq, killed himself under the weight of the trauma this past weekend.

A report from the Assyrian International News Agency said ISIS began enforcing Islamic laws in the northern Iraq city which they overran on June 10.

Dr. Sallama Al-Khafaji of the Iraq High Commission for Human Rights said the incident happened on Saturday after ISIS began asking Christians in Mosul for a poll tax.

“In one instance, ISIS members entered the home of an Assyrian family in Mosul and demanded the poll tax (jizya). When the Assyrian family said they did not have the money, three ISIS members raped the mother and daughter in front of the husband and father. The husband and father was so traumatized that he committed suicide,” said the report.

“The Christians have told me that they cannot pay this tax,” Dr. Al-Khafaji told AINA, “and they say ‘what am I to do, shall I kill myself?’”

Four Christian women were also reportedly shot dead by ISIS members because they were not wearing veils.

http://www.christianpost.com/news/christian-father-commits-suicide-after-isis-members-rape-wife-and-daughter-in-front-of-him-because-he-couldnt-pay-poll-tax-122220/

Most of the remaining Christians in Iraq are (or were) residing in the villages to the North-east of Mosul. They speak the Assyrian language, which is a very endangered tongue. The ISIL offensive will eradicate the last vestiges of the once mighty Assyrian culture.