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The Americans are not coming, Obama said it yesterday.. they have ruled out any troops on the ground! they also somehow want to gain something from this sectarian war! Another shia vs sunni violence and Iran will lose some money on it as well..Muslimstruggler wrote:But what are the real chances of them capturing and retaining Baghdad. The Americans are watching and ready to pounce
I think obama will eventually intervene because the will never allow the Isil establish an Islamic state, but its only a matter of when. They will perhaps let as many people as possible die first then bleed Iran bleed as much as possible as well as extracting concessions from the Maliki government. The US can intervene after that and scatter isil. Thats what I see happening, but will see how things turn outSomali-Transporter wrote:The Americans are not coming, Obama said it yesterday.. they have ruled out any troops on the ground! they also somehow want to gain something from this sectarian war! Another shia vs sunni violence and Iran will lose some money on it as well..Muslimstruggler wrote:But what are the real chances of them capturing and retaining Baghdad. The Americans are watching and ready to pounce
Believe me the Shia's in Baghdad will flee again, they have no moral what so ever..
I would count the Kurds among the Sunnis. If you put the Sunni arabs and the Sunni kurds, the can overcome the Shias. By the way, its possible for them to capture Baghdad because Baghdad is 50% SunniAmirsade wrote:The Shia army leaving Kirkuk is a tactic, the city belongs to the Kurds and it has been illegally occupied since Saddam days, now by retreating from Kirkuk the Shia brought all their muscle together to defend the capital, Baghdad. The Sunni cannot fight in Kirkuk and fight again Baghdad.
However by promising the the Kurds their independence, in exchange help the Sunnis librate the capital, the Shia will cross the border in Iran and the Kurds and the Sunni will benefit in the long terms.
There was no tactical plan behind there run.. they left there uniforms, and weapons behind! we are talking about 1000s of weapons, cars etc etc.. Most of them are preparing to leave the country! they are absolutely terrified! but hey i don't blame them! have you seen the 1 hour long video of ISIS killings!! its considered the most violence footage ever recorded by many! that was some serious terror! I can post if you like??Amirsade wrote:The Shia army leaving Kirkuk is a tactic, the city belongs to the Kurds and it has been illegally occupied since Saddam days, now by retreating from Kirkuk the Shia brought all their muscle together to defend the capital, Baghdad. The Sunni cannot fight in Kirkuk and fight again Baghdad.
However by promising the the Kurds their independence, in exchange help the Sunnis librate the capital, the Shia will cross the border in Iran and the Kurds and the Sunni will benefit in the long terms.
Those guys defeated the Shia population before they moved on them mentally.. they used some of the most unique tactics and I must also say the most ruthless. they were targeting high officials, commanders, politicians etc etc..Muslimstruggler wrote:I dont think the entire shia population can leave the country, that's not logistically possible. And how long do you think Isil can continue with their campaign before they halt
post the footage please.Somali-Transporter wrote:There was no tactical plan behind there run.. they left there uniforms, and weapons behind! we are talking about 1000s of weapons, cars etc etc.. Most of them are preparing to leave the country! they are absolutely terrified! but hey i don't blame them! have you seen the 1 hour long video of ISIS killings!! its considered the most violence footage ever recorded by many! that was some serious terror! I can post if you like??Amirsade wrote:The Shia army leaving Kirkuk is a tactic, the city belongs to the Kurds and it has been illegally occupied since Saddam days, now by retreating from Kirkuk the Shia brought all their muscle together to defend the capital, Baghdad. The Sunni cannot fight in Kirkuk and fight again Baghdad.
However by promising the the Kurds their independence, in exchange help the Sunnis librate the capital, the Shia will cross the border in Iran and the Kurds and the Sunni will benefit in the long terms.
This Video was posted On Youtube but removed... Here is the Video! https://archive.org/details/al_saleel_41moonlight wrote:post the footage please.Somali-Transporter wrote:There was no tactical plan behind there run.. they left there uniforms, and weapons behind! we are talking about 1000s of weapons, cars etc etc.. Most of them are preparing to leave the country! they are absolutely terrified! but hey i don't blame them! have you seen the 1 hour long video of ISIS killings!! its considered the most violence footage ever recorded by many! that was some serious terror! I can post if you like??Amirsade wrote:The Shia army leaving Kirkuk is a tactic, the city belongs to the Kurds and it has been illegally occupied since Saddam days, now by retreating from Kirkuk the Shia brought all their muscle together to defend the capital, Baghdad. The Sunni cannot fight in Kirkuk and fight again Baghdad.
However by promising the the Kurds their independence, in exchange help the Sunnis librate the capital, the Shia will cross the border in Iran and the Kurds and the Sunni will benefit in the long terms.
Victory to the Sunni, i have a Shia a Friend and we almost had a fight a while ago. They act tough in London but i know Shia's are cowards.
Shia killed so many innocent Sunni in Iraq.
