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Reply #645 - Sep 20th, 2014 at 7:51pm
 
red baron wrote on Sep 20th, 2014 at 5:31pm:
Not the Frontline yet Karnal but you just never know do you? Not with our young Jihadist enthusiasts keen to prove to Allah that they are willing to spill theirs and our blood for him.

Just give this pot some time to bubble along and then we'll see what happens..


True, Red. The Air Force might put you back into commission.

Better keep the blower nearby - you might need to answer the call of duty any day now.
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Reply #646 - Sep 20th, 2014 at 8:08pm
 
red baron wrote on Sep 20th, 2014 at 5:31pm:
Not the Frontline yet Karnal but you just never know do you? Not with our young Jihadist enthusiasts keen to prove to Allah that they are willing to spill theirs and our blood for him.

Just give this pot some time to bubble along and then we'll see what happens..


See what happens?

Isn’t that what the crystal ball’s for?
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Reply #647 - Sep 22nd, 2014 at 7:28am
 
It seems I have an ally in former Prime Minister John Howard who said on an interview on Sunday Night last night on channel 7, that every Country in the world should anticipate terrorist events.

Do not lose sight of the fact that ISIL has called for a world wide Jihad against Western Countries and called for the Muslims to rise up against us infidels..

It's not a case of if it will happen but when.
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Reply #648 - Sep 22nd, 2014 at 9:42am
 
red baron wrote on Sep 22nd, 2014 at 7:28am:
It seems I have an ally in former Prime Minister John Howard who said on an interview on Sunday Night last night on channel 7, that every Country in the world should anticipate terrorist events.

Do not lose sight of the fact that ISIL has called for a world wide Jihad against Western Countries and called for the Muslims to rise up against us infidels..


No, they’re calling for a brutal Feudal regime within quite specific perameters - the boundaries of the old Ottoman Empire. The Moghal Empire might be thrown in, but who’d try to take back India? You’d have to be mad. Imagine having to deal with all those Hindus.

Who knows? Maybe there are parallels with the fight against Fascism in the 1940s. The West, however, never fought Fascism per se, but Nazi Germany. Franco and Peron were left in power. We never fought an ideology, but nation states.

My prediction is that the wars of the future will not be fought against nations, but amorphous insurgencies. This requires a completely different military to what we’ve had in the past. The current defence systems in the US and Europe are still essentially Cold War in nature: NATO, nuclear defense systems, even the UN. The size and planning capacity of such a bloated military are not capable of fighting insurgencies. The US was learning in Iraq, but morale by that stage was lost. In Afghanistan, the strategy was largely to buy the local chieftans off - such a strategy can only last while you’re paying. Once you leave, you’ve lost them.

Groups like ISIL will win because they have something worth fighting for - martyrdom. Unless we can stumble across a way that works, we’ll be running from one war to the other, holding the fort for a few years, and leaving chaos in our wakes.

The proof of this is that no one wanted Uncle in Iraq and Afghanistan. Even the soldiers we were training took pot shots at us. In WWII, we were liberators. These days, there is no trust in Uncle and his friends.

And this requires a completely different way of waging war.
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Reply #649 - Sep 22nd, 2014 at 11:13am
 
Karnal wrote on Sep 22nd, 2014 at 9:42am:
     Posted on: Today at 9:42am
red baron wrote Today at 7:28am:
It seems I have an ally in former Prime Minister John Howard who said on an interview on Sunday Night last night on channel 7, that every Country in the world should anticipate terrorist events.

Do not lose sight of the fact that ISIL has called for a world wide Jihad against Western Countries and called for the Muslims to rise up against us infidels..


No, they’re calling for a brutal Feudal regime within quite specific perameters - the boundaries of the old Ottoman Empire. The Moghal Empire might be thrown in, but who’d try to take back India? You’d have to be mad. Imagine having to deal with all those Hindus.

Who knows? Maybe there are parallels with the fight against Fascism in the 1940s. The West, however, never fought Fascism per se, but Nazi Germany. Franco and Peron were left in power. We never fought an ideology, but nation states.

My prediction is that the wars of the future will not be fought against nations, but amorphous insurgencies. This requires a completely different military to what we’ve had in the past. The current defence systems in the US and Europe are still essentially Cold War in nature: NATO, nuclear defense systems, even the UN. The size and planning capacity of such a bloated military are not capable of fighting insurgencies. The US was learning in Iraq, but morale by that stage was lost. In Afghanistan, the strategy was largely to buy the local chieftans off - such a strategy can only last while you’re paying. Once you leave, you’ve lost them.

Groups like ISIL will win because they have something worth fighting for - martyrdom. Unless we can stumble across a way that works, we’ll be running from one war to the other, holding the fort for a few years, and leaving chaos in our wakes.

The proof of this is that no one wanted Uncle in Iraq and Afghanistan. Even the soldiers we were training took pot shots at us. In WWII, we were liberators. These days, there is no trust in Uncle and his friends.

And this requires a completely different way of waging war



karmal isnt that the case every 10 years or so??..nothing remains the same..the world wars almost sound fair by todays standards...as for the Geneva Conv..that the hell is that>>>

no one wants Uncle Sam until their backjs are against the wall. at least I havent noticed anyone starving asking ISIS for help.. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes.. funny that...

you seem to hold the West responsible for every countries ills.. like leaving a country  in chaos...hummm ok.. but just when do you expect the owners of said country to actually stand up for themselves and be counted????????

Sth Korea and STh Vietnam seem to be holding on ok...do you think they would be better off had they been left to the communists???....

I dont know what is right or wrong anymore.. but I do get sick of hearing it is always the West that was/is wrong..

you claim this terrorism in only in the Middle East where it will stay...how can you say that after 9/11 Bali the London bombing Spain...thats doesnt sound very Middle East to me..

and I for one believe its only the beginning..because they rely on fear.. and our bloody complacency.. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Reply #650 - Sep 22nd, 2014 at 1:21pm
 
Can't wait for the middle east to become a glassed over parking strip

and yes, that does include Israhell
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Reply #651 - Sep 22nd, 2014 at 2:14pm
 
cods wrote on Sep 22nd, 2014 at 11:13am:
... STh Vietnam seem(s) to be holding on ok...do you think they would be better off had they been left to the communists???....


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Reply #652 - Sep 23rd, 2014 at 1:06pm
 
Karnal, you in particular, I'd like you to read what Sheik Mohammad Abu al - Adnani......is telling Muslims world wide to do to us infidels. You will note that Australians have been specifically targeted by him. Now tell me there isn't a threat out there to each and every one of us.

Source Sydney Morning Herald

Tony Abbott: Some freedoms may have to shift

Followers of the Islamic State terror group are being urged to attack by any means possible civilians of the West, including Australia, in a chilling exhortation posted online by the militant group's chief spokesman.

In what is believed to be the group's first blanket call to violence against countries planning military action in Iraq, the statement attributed to chief Islamic State spokesman Muhammad al-Adnani mentions Australia three times amid page after page of apocalyptic threats against "crusaders".

An image allegedly shows members of Islamic State, including Abu Omar al-Shishani (left) and ISIL sheikh Abu Mohammed al-Adnani (right), whose picture was blurred from the source to protect his identity, at an unknown location in Iraq or Syria. 
An image allegedly shows members of Islamic State, including Abu Omar al-Shishani (left) and ISIL sheikh Abu Mohammed al-Adnani (right), whose picture was blurred from the source to protect his identity, at an unknown location in Iraq or Syria. Photo: AFP

"If you can kill a disbelieving American or European – especially the spiteful and filthy French – or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever from the disbelievers waging war, including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill him in any manner or way however it may be," the statement says.

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"Do not ask for anyone's advice and do not seek anyone's verdict. Kill the disbeliever, whether he is civilian or military, for they have the same ruling. Both of them are disbelievers."

Over 11 pages, the statement unrestrainedly urges followers towards martyrdom, telling them they are "like predatory warriors" who "face death with bare chests".

Police leave with what appears to be a sword after a raid in Sydney on Thursday. 
Police leave with what appears to be a sword after a raid in Sydney on Thursday. Photo: Peter Rae

It comes just days after police smashed an alleged plot in Sydney to kill random Australians on camera and also as world leaders prepare to meet at the United Nations in New York to discuss how to combat the problem of foreign fighters travelling to Iraq and Syria.

Al-Adnani is regarded as the most authoratitive spokesman at Islamic State, also known as ISIL. The statement represents the most concrete threat yet to Australia by the group's leadership.

A spokewoman for Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Monday that the statement is considered to be an authentic statement from the terror organisation.

"Australian agencies regard the statement issued today by ISIL calling for attacks against members of the international coalition, including Australians, as genuine," she said.

"ISIL will claim that our involvement in this international effort is the reason they are targeting us, but these people do not attack us for what we do, but for who we are and how we live."

Mr Abbott opened question time on Monday with a speech warning that some freedoms for Australians may need to be restricted to prevent attacks from terror groups.

Chilling threats

Disturbingly, the statement attributed to al-Adnani also offers itself as a final declaration, telling followers they need no further permission from a Muslim cleric.

It calls US President Barack Obama a "mule of the Jews" and Secretary of State John Kerry an "uncircumcised old geezer".

In apocalyptic tones, the message goes on to declare: "O soldiers of the Islamic State, be ready for the final campaign of the crusaders. Yes, by Allah's will, it will be the final one."

The statement threatens not just to beat back any military campaign in Iraq and Syrian but also to go on the offensive, even if it takes generations.

"We will conquer your Rome, break your crosses, and enslave your women, by the permission of Allah, the Exalted," it says. "If we do not reach that time, then our children and grandchildren will reach it, and they will sell your sons as slaves at the slave market."

It focuses most of its fury on the United States but mentions Australia three times, urging Islamic fighters in various countries who are American allies to take up arms.

"O America, O allies of America, and O crusaders, know that the matter is more dangerous than you have imagined and greater than you have envisioned," it says. "We have warned you that today we are in a new era, an era where the State, its soldiers, and its sons are leaders not slaves. Being killed – according to their account – is a victory. This is where the secret lies."

It asks of Islamic State followers: "Why is it that the world has united against you? … What threat do you pose to the distant place of Australia for it to send its legions towards you? What does Canada have anything to do with you?"

The statement goes on to say that anyone who refuses to recognise the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate is mocking the Prophet.

It calls on followers to "fear not the swarms of planes, nor ballistic missiles, nor drones, nor satellites, nor battleships, nor weapons of mass destruction".
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Reply #653 - Sep 23rd, 2014 at 2:42pm
 
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Followers of the Islamic State terror group are being urged to attack by any means possible civilians of the West, including Australia, in a chilling exhortation posted online by the militant group's chief spokesman.


Red, why are you ignoring all the other Twitter posts of crazed Muslim shieks and assorted knuckleheads over the last few years?

Do you know what they were saying when we invaded Iraq? When the Navy SEALS got bin Laden? After various Al Qaida-affiliated capos were taken out in Iraq? After every drone strike in Pakistan?

Some shiek calling for killings in the West is nothing in comparison to the daily calls for death and destruction written on this very board. You've written a few yourself.

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Police leave with what appears to be a sword after a raid in Sydney on Thursday.


Evidence, eh?
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Reply #654 - Sep 23rd, 2014 at 4:01pm
 
The declaration was by the current Big Cheese of ISIL. there are quite a few knuckleheads around the world who are taking notice of this latest numero uno of Terrorists. The new Osama?

His sail is starting to get a bit of wind in it.

Incidentally the U.S. today launched serious air attacks into Syria both from the air and naval missile launches.

Apparently they were extremely successful because Military strategy is not one of the ISIL's honour classes at this stage. They didn't know how to hide their stuff.

Sh.t happens huh? Grin
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Reply #655 - Sep 23rd, 2014 at 5:50pm
 
red baron wrote on Sep 23rd, 2014 at 4:01pm:
Incidentally the U.S. today launched serious air attacks into Syria both from the air and naval missile launches.

Apparently they were extremely successful because Military strategy is not one of the ISIL's honour classes at this stage. They didn't know how to hide their stuff.

Sh.t happens huh? Grin


Sure does, Red. Lucky ASIO's onto it.

With Uncle bombing their munitions over there, and the police confiscating a sword over here, our boys should be home by Christmas, eh?

In other news, our boys in blue stopped the Muslims bombing Lucas Heights:

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Police quizzed the men about their movements, taking down particulars from each of them and checking their identifications.

After the discussions, the men were allowed to go without charge, with police warning them that Lucas Heights is a protected Commonwealth facility controlled by the Australian Nuclear Science And Technology Organisation.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/group-of-five-men-released-after-polic...

We can sleep well tonight, Red.
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Reply #656 - Sep 23rd, 2014 at 5:56pm
 
Well done for trying Red

The trouble is you can lead a horse to water etc.....

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Reply #657 - Sep 23rd, 2014 at 5:59pm
 
Redmond Neck wrote on Sep 23rd, 2014 at 5:56pm:
Well done for trying Red

The trouble is you can lead a horse to water etc.....



Exactly. These leftards need to be taught a lesson.

Longy has the right idea:

longweekend58 wrote on Sep 22nd, 2014 at 12:59pm:
as sad as it sounds, what some idiots in this country need are a successful terrorist attack so they can shut up and the rest of us can go on protecting the country without having to listen to their faux outrage.

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Reply #658 - Sep 23rd, 2014 at 7:01pm
 
Good to see you having fun Karnal, can't wait to see you in the streets of despair, with the weapon of your choice mowing down terrorists like there's no tomorrow.

And hearing you say between bursts, "told you there was no threat, here I am in full living colour doing what I do best!"
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Reply #659 - Sep 23rd, 2014 at 7:36pm
 


We can now add red to the list of Australians hoping for a terrorist attack in our country.

"can't wait to see you in the streets of despair"

"can't wait" !  

It seems that the people we need to be more concerned about, are the people who (mistakenly) call themselves true blue Australians.

Longy wants to see me die at the hands of terrorists, and now red can't wait to see you confronted by terrorists in the streets.

ASIO, I hope you're watching.



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