Syria getting syrious

[felix rex]

But to clarify, everyone agreed that Mohamed was almost certainly respectful, if not overly affectionate, to cats.


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[CNS]

so what was the consensus on whether or not Muhammed liked cats?

It was not Mohamed, but rather one of the companions. And it was a Hadith rather than a Sura, so everyone politely agreed to disagree, as is their custom.


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If there was an Egyption Seinfeld, this would have been an episode.

[felix rex]

Someday, I'll work it into the "Embassy Cairo" sitcom.


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[mortons toe]

In my best SD impression -

So, a NATO country planning a false-flag attack... no big deal. (can't translate, but audio starts at about :30)

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-03-27/here-youtube-false-flag-attack-syria-clip-erdogan-wanted-banned

I think it is safe to say that some major shizz is going down in the next couple of years, if not sooner. It really is too bad that power hungry assholes can't let us all get along (channeling Rodney King). I've been lucky to be behind the scenes at some major international sporting events, and have seen Iranian athletes walking and chatting with Americans, and so on. Sport can save the world, but politics and money-power stand in the way.

[steve dave]

In my best SD impression

the eff

[mortons toe]

In my best SD impression

the eff

*dax

[ben ji]

The youngsters can't tell dax and SD apart! 

LOL!

[mortons toe]

Son, I wish I was young.

[ednksu]

In my best SD impression -

So, a NATO country planning a false-flag attack... no big deal. (can't translate, but audio starts at about :30)

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-03-27/here-youtube-false-flag-attack-syria-clip-erdogan-wanted-banned

I think it is safe to say that some major shizz is going down in the next couple of years, if not sooner. It really is too bad that power hungry assholes can't let us all get along (channeling Rodney King). I've been lucky to be behind the scenes at some major international sporting events, and have seen Iranian athletes walking and chatting with Americans, and so on. Sport can save the world, but politics and money-power stand in the way.

Good find, and of course we're getting virtually no coverage that I've seen of this here.   

But many can play that game, and Putin stands a good chance of doing the same.

BBC was pumping this hard, American media is usually a day or two behind them on international stories like this, so probably early next week.

[felix rex]

More Kittens! This time from a different militant Islamic group requesting ISIS release two journalists or something who knows why in the hell are their kittens?!?!

[felix rex]

If you only follow one potentially parody Syrian jihadi Twitter account, it should be this one:


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[felix rex]

Here's the American who joined the Syrian jihadis (apparently, you get a kitten with membership):

[felix rex]

I think it's really suspicious how the Western media is completely ignoring the Syrian jihadis with kittens story. Are we providing the kittens? Maybe.  Maybe.

[puniraptor]

Here's the American who joined the Syrian jihadis (apparently, you get a kitten with membership):

looks like a Gareth. Go get'em, Gareth!

[michigancat]

Ha ha

[felix rex]

I love this guy. This is regarding the ummah's (Islamic world's) response to those lukewarm about the Syrian jihad.




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[felix rex]

This is Zahran Alloush. He leads the the Islamic Front and fights against the extremists formerly known as ISIS. Also, he uses a Hello Kitty notebook.

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[felix rex]

ISIL/ISIS/DAESH now offers a bus tour of the caliphate for honeymooning jihadis: http://english.alarabiya.net/en/variety/2014/07/23/ISIS-takes-jihadists-on-honeymoon-in-Iraq-and-Syria.html

[felix rex]

According to a Coptic friend, this is the Caliph version of the pope-mobile. I have no reason to believe it's true except that I really want to: 

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[sonofdaxjones]

Death to America, except for the people who make 22's, paint Cali Style and build custom extended SUV's.

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

It took over a month and a few thousand decapitations, but our dithering weakling has finally decided to start bombing ISIS.

Iraq: One of Obama's Greatest Achievements -Joe Biden

[CNS]

Idea: new pit thread to keep track of the places we should bomb, keep track of if they have been bombed, why we should/ have bomb(ed) them, and when so that we can be sure to not miss an oppy.  Seems like there are a lot of possible bombable offenses in the world and I don't think we, as the worlds policeman, should lose track.

[ednksu]

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/syria-sarin-gas-attack-in-2013-60-minutes/
 

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

Mr. Trump chose the right response: a limited missile strike against the Syrian air base that, according to American intelligence, had launched the vicious gas attack. This resonated well nearly everywhere. At home, it won approval from Jacksonians and others who want a strong president. The strikes vindicated America’s prestige and dealt a clear setback to those who seek to humiliate or marginalize the U.S. But no ground troops were involved and Mr. Trump made no move toward long-term counterinsurgency or nation-building, the type of campaign that many Americans, his base in particular, have learned to view skeptically.

Internationally, the strike was also popular. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, putting awkward phone calls behind him, spoke up forthrightly in Mr. Trump’s support. So did Canada’s Justin Trudeau, not usually considered a member of the Trump Fan Club, and Germany’s foreign minister, a Social Democrat whose party has been among the most critical of past American military action.

 

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

 

https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/887839997570813952