Published on Jan 14, 2013 by SDAMatt2a
Brian Lilley and J.D. Gordon discuss the mess in Mali, created in part by stupid Western politicians who refused and continue to refuse to see the islamofascism that is central to the so-called “Arab Spring.”
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So, what we have here is another shining example of the frightful subsequent consequence to the enactment of the Kumbayah school of foreign policy. Outstanding!
France’s Operation Serval has got under way, with fierce fighting in Diabaly between Islamists, French special forces and a Foreign Legion unit trained in desert warfare. At the same time, a column of 30 Sagaie armoured vehicles attacked rebel positions in the town of Niono, around 200 miles from the capital, while fighter-bombers struck at half a dozen targets, including the headquarters of the “Islamic Police” at the village of Niafunké.
If you take a step back & size up what’s going on with Islam, it’s insanity.
They are murderous toward those not like them, meaning not Muslims,
or worse apostates.
Yet we are told by our snarky elites that we should celebrate diversity &
if you notice anything you are an Islamophobic bigot.
Mali (where Timbuktu is located), is a former French colony. And French troops are already scattered in that area. France, through its Foreign Legion, has a century of experience of dealing with North and Central Africa.
if they let the légion étrangère lead, this will be over rather quickly.
When you get retaliation for Muslim attacks, the Canadian Bnai Brith sends out warnings to the Jewish community. Of course, when Paleostine is involved, it’s much worse.
NOBODY sees a common factor in 98% of ALL WARS GOING ON AT THIS MINUTE!!!!! The world is stupid. Willfully, actively, dangerously, stooped.
NOWHERE does music have a greater social and political importance than in the vast desert state of Mali.
It is shocking therefore that it has been banned across much of the two-thirds of Mali controlled by Islamist rebel groups.
its not shocking at all. its what these guys do. its joyless, humorless, islam
lets hope the FL brings them some joy, some raisins
not much in the news about the US trained counter terror troops we equipped with our best stuff…when the bad guys came, they turned…took all our high tech gear, vehicles and know how with them…good job, Brownie
Contrary to myths -- the French Army has always been an excellent army. The problems were bad leadership both military (oftentimes reactionary and overly political) and political.
Contrary to myths — the French Army has always been an excellent army. The problems were bad leadership both military (oftentimes reactionary and overly political) and political.
Bad Army leaders = Bad Army. Seems to be where we are headed!
I take it you’ve never had to actually work with the French military!
Post World War II, French weaponry has been excellent as well — particularly the Mystere and Mirage jets. The IDF/AF will attest to that.
Yeah, and like the skid row hooker, they’ll sell their hardware to anybody who has the money to pay for it. When analyzing threats, French weaponry is on the list of gray-force threats.
A 1974 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow purchased by Freddie Mercury’s production company and used by the Queen frontman until his death in November 1991, sold at auction on Saturday January 12 for £74,000.
Contrary to myths — the French Army has always been an excellent army. The problems were bad leadership both military (oftentimes reactionary and overly political) and political.
I recommend reading The Last Valley by Martin Windrow. It describes the path to Dien Bien Phu, the battles and the fallout. To summarize it all they fought well, and while they lost the battle, they inflicted so large casualties, that had the politicians and the people folded, French could have easily overcome the communists. Their casualties were only 3,3% of the forces in Indochina, while their enemy lost sizeable portion of its best troops. I also found it rather ironic how LBJ et al sank the idea of US air support to French and funding of the war (as in French/foreign legion troops funded by USA), only to sink themselves neck deep in the conflict decade later.
French troops pressed northward in Mali territory occupied by radical Islamists today, launching a land assault which will put soldiers in direct combat “in 1 to 72 hours,” military officials said.
A trickle of refugees left on foot from Diabaly, a town seized two days ago by the jihadists who have held onto it despite a punishing bombing campaign by French fighter jets. The refugees arrived in Niono town, 70 kilometres, according to residents.
French ground operations began overnight, France’s military chief of staff Adm. Edouard Guillaud, said on Europe 1 television Wednesday (local time). He stressed that French infantry units “will be fighting directly in coming hours, but I am unable to say whether it is in one hour or in 72 hours. … Of course, we will be fighting directly.”
I also found it rather ironic how LBJ et al sank the idea of US air support to French and funding of the war (as in French/foreign legion troops funded by USA), only to sink themselves neck deep in the conflict decade later.
@ coldwarrior:
On the one hand killing muzz is a good thing
On the other I am wondering when we can start giving the French the same sort of rhetorical treatment they have given Israel over their self-defense against similar genocidal islamofacists?
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said action must be taken in the aftermath of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School because members of Congress took an oath to “protect and defend,” although the actual oath says to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States ….”
Pelosi held a House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee hearing on “Gun Violence Prevention: A Call to Action,” where she endorsed the gun control proposals President Barack Obama unveiled today.
“Earlier this month, shortly after Newtown, all members of Congress took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution and the American people,” Pelosi said. “To protect and defend. That is our first responsibility.”
How does someone so stupid manage to remember to breathe?
Pelosi: More Gun Control Needed Because “We Took An Oath To Protect And Defend. That Is Our First Responsibility”…
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said action must be taken in the aftermath of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School because members of Congress took an oath to “protect and defend,” although the actual oath says to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States ….”
Pelosi held a House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee hearing on “Gun Violence Prevention: A Call to Action,” where she endorsed the gun control proposals President Barack Obama unveiled today.
“Earlier this month, shortly after Newtown, all members of Congress took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution and the American people,” Pelosi said. “To protect and defend. That is our first responsibility.”
@ lobo91:
I think she believes we are all so stupid she needs to talk down to us in the manner.
Remember she keeps getting re-elected and so did comrade zero.
Not signs of an informed or intelligent electorate.
They breathe their own air. It smells like Chanel. We can’t afford their air.
They were once considered the height of fashion, worn by the likes of the Prince of Wales and tennis champion Fred Perry as he conquered Wimbledon in the 1930s.
More than 80 years after first being sold the V-neck sweater remains as popular with both men and women.
But in Malaysia wearing that type of sweater is considered a clear sign that the person could be gay.
Government officials in the Far East country have issued a series a pointers to parents that they say are telltale signs of homosexuality.
Among them is the wearing of a V-neck sweater as well as a preference for sleeveless T-shirts.
Teenagers who wear tight, light-coloured clothes and possess a ‘chiseled’ physique are also inclined to be gay.
The so called tell tale signs were issued Teachers Foundation of Malaysia and backed by the Government.
The country’s deputy education minister Mohd Puad Zarkashinot said few people in the Muslim country understood or knew the early ‘symptoms’ of homosexuality, bisexuality and transgender inclinations to prevent its spread.
Ten seminars have so far been held in Malaysia where the how-to-spot gay tendencies were delivered to parents.
@ lobo91:
nothing like a paranoid Muzlim freakzoid…the give away is the keffiyeh, that dreaded, bloodthirsty hatwear worn by child killers and insane camel fuckers that crave death and raisins
There are a long list of opinions on the endgame for currencies. I was listening to Catherine Austin Fitts the other day. She was Asst Secy of Housing under Bush 1, and a mega money manager. She says that
what the Controllers want really is a form of digital currencies so that every global transaction can be tracked. (and/or taxed) That means not only banking, but things like Paypal. It’s really quite a long topic with some excellent thinking put into it by lifetime money managers both inside and outside the box. Perhaps ALL currencies will have partial gold backing. WHICH, Dorian, does NOT mean any currency is “redeemable” in gold or silver.
The Bank of International Settlements uses gold as an international vehicle everyday, though most, if not all of that is ‘paper gold’.
1389! You used the word Islamofascists! Shocka!
The effeminates over at Hidden Frontier banned me for that!
While I quoted the term from SDAMatt2a, who wrote the video description, let me make it clear that I heartily endorse it.
The only quibble is that Islam is Islam, and the word “Islamofascist” should not be taken to imply that there is any kind of Islam that is not fascist.
Macker wrote:
1389! You used the word Islamofascists! Shocka!
The effeminates over at Hidden Frontier banned me for that!
While I quoted the term from SDAMatt2a, who wrote the video description, let me make it clear that I heartily endorse it.
The only quibble is that Islam is Islam, and the word “Islamofascist” should not be taken to imply that there is any kind of Islam that is not fascist.
there was a rumor several yeas ago, that a moderate Muslim was seen entering the Gila Mountains up a forlorn trail leading nowhere…story was uncomfirmed
@ Tanker:
So they at some point the french will need extricated from war torn Mali?
Can’t say one way or the other. Never said they don’t have the skills! But the skill isn’t always enough, you also need the will and fortitude to see it through. Something the Modern French military isn’t known for, be it military leadership or political.
There is a now-retired Ontario journalist named Salim Mansur. He is an incredible man. There are some brave Iranian women in Canada as well. The huge problem is that the Muslim leadership everywhere is radical. As long as everyone is making money off the Supremacist deal, it is big business and they train their people everywhere to take over the political systems in the West. e.g. The mayor of Calgary is a so-called moderate Muslim who went to the training camp (aka The Harvard Kennedy School of Government) in Boston for advanced studies.
@ heysoos:
There is a now-retired Ontario journalist named Salim Mansur. He is an incredible man. There are some brave Iranian women in Canada as well. The huge problem is that the Muslim leadership everywhere is radical. As long as everyone is making money off the Supremacist deal, it is big business and they train their people everywhere to take over the political systems in the West. e.g. The mayor of Calgary is a so-called moderate Muslim who went to the training camp (aka The Harvard Kennedy School of Government) in Boston for advanced studies.
heysoos wrote:
I wonder what French policy toward waterboarding is
You better don’t ask. France was the main exporter of torture teams training South-Americans as well as North-Africans.
they did a real number in algeria, thats for sure.
the gist of Grand Con-O Theft is to deceit, lie and fuck over as many Americans that trusted you as possible…arrange the demise of a ME ambassador is like 2000 points
the gist of Grand Con-O Theft is to deceit, lie and fuck over as many Americans that trusted you as possible…arrange the demise of a ME ambassador is like 2000 points
heysoos wrote:
the gist of Grand Con-O Theft is to deceit, lie and fuck over as many Americans that trusted you as possible…arrange the demise of a ME ambassador is like 2000 points
I recommend reading The Last Valley by Martin Windrow. It describes the path to Dien Bien Phu, the battles and the fallout. To summarize it all they fought well, and while they lost the battle, they inflicted so large casualties, that had the politicians and the people folded, French could have easily overcome the communists. Their casualties were only 3,3% of the forces in Indochina, while their enemy lost sizeable portion of its best troops. I also found it rather ironic how LBJ et al sank the idea of US air support to French and funding of the war (as in French/foreign legion troops funded by USA), only to sink themselves neck deep in the conflict decade later.
I read that book (actually most of it as it was over 600 pages).
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looks like some prime training ground for the french foreign legion.
two words…
quagmire
@ heysoos:
as long as someone is killing muslims i am happy.
can i buy the légion étrangère a pizza?
So, what we have here is another shining example of the frightful subsequent consequence to the enactment of the Kumbayah school of foreign policy. Outstanding!
@ heysoos:
Naw//the French will surrender pretty soon..and Obama will begin the lying process about how we are not really involved there.
If you take a step back & size up what’s going on with Islam, it’s insanity.
They are murderous toward those not like them, meaning not Muslims,
or worse apostates.
Yet we are told by our snarky elites that we should celebrate diversity &
if you notice anything you are an Islamophobic bigot.
I wonder what French policy toward waterboarding is
if they let the légion étrangère lead, this will be over rather quickly.
This is due to our overthrowing Qaddafi. Another big win fro Democracy.
heysoos wrote:
They’re only allowed to use Evian.
Rodan wrote:
yep. the colonel had all these cowards too scared to operate. now he’s dead and the ‘brave muslims’ come out to fight.
When will they address the muslim madness on their own soil?
lobo91 wrote:
good one
lobo91 wrote:
For the really hardened terrorists, they use Perrier.
@ coldwarrior:
It doesn’t matter to Obama, Clinton, McCain and Ms. Lindsey. It’s all about Democracy!
Rodan wrote:
john mccain’s friends.
good luck to the légion étrangère!
we are doing our best to assure that Islamic killers continue to have third world countries to over run and pillage…this will go on forever
heysoos wrote:
“It takes a pillage to raze a child.”
—Hillary Clinton
heysoos wrote:
Yup its a bi-partisan disgrace.
When you get retaliation for Muslim attacks, the Canadian Bnai Brith sends out warnings to the Jewish community. Of course, when Paleostine is involved, it’s much worse.
NOBODY sees a common factor in 98% of ALL WARS GOING ON AT THIS MINUTE!!!!! The world is stupid. Willfully, actively, dangerously, stooped.
That’s why I luv you guys.
competitive devaluation.
coming to a currency near you
yenta-fada wrote:
willfully.
its not shocking at all. its what these guys do. its joyless, humorless, islam
So we have another hostage situation. Good work, zero.
coldwarrior wrote:
lets hope the FL brings them some joy, some raisins
@ coldwarrior:
There is NO fun in Islam
not much in the news about the US trained counter terror troops we equipped with our best stuff…when the bad guys came, they turned…took all our high tech gear, vehicles and know how with them…good job, Brownie
@ heysoos:
pretty neat how that works, huh?
Contrary to myths -- the French Army has always been an excellent army. The problems were bad leadership both military (oftentimes reactionary and overly political) and political.
Post World War II, French weaponry has been excellent as well -- particularly the Mystere and Mirage jets. The IDF/AF will attest to that.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
No mercy either.
Speranza wrote:
Bad Army leaders = Bad Army. Seems to be where we are headed!
I take it you’ve never had to actually work with the French military!
There is also no ‘W’ in Islam (important to know for Scrabble players).
Speranza wrote:
Yeah, and like the skid row hooker, they’ll sell their hardware to anybody who has the money to pay for it. When analyzing threats, French weaponry is on the list of gray-force threats.
pure glam
Moe Katz wrote:
Then how do they spell Wahabi?
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Or WMD, or sewicide bomber?
eaglesoars wrote:
I have a thread on that.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
الوهابية
@ AZfederalist:
@ Moe Katz:
For that matter, there is no ‘p’ in Arabic, so how do they go to the bathroom?
song_and_dance_man wrote:
I put that on my hushi.
Moe Katz wrote:
I don’t know…that first letter looks awfully close to a W
/
Oh wait. They spell right to left.
Tanker wrote:
What does that have to do with it?
Speranza wrote:
I recommend reading The Last Valley by Martin Windrow. It describes the path to Dien Bien Phu, the battles and the fallout. To summarize it all they fought well, and while they lost the battle, they inflicted so large casualties, that had the politicians and the people folded, French could have easily overcome the communists. Their casualties were only 3,3% of the forces in Indochina, while their enemy lost sizeable portion of its best troops. I also found it rather ironic how LBJ et al sank the idea of US air support to French and funding of the war (as in French/foreign legion troops funded by USA), only to sink themselves neck deep in the conflict decade later.
the action has started
Purre wrote:
ironic is a fine word for that.
@ coldwarrior:
On the one hand killing muzz is a good thing
On the other I am wondering when we can start giving the French the same sort of rhetorical treatment they have given Israel over their self-defense against similar genocidal islamofacists?
Speranza wrote:
You stated they had a great Army, my experience actually having working with their Armor forces has given me a different opinion. JMO
citizen_q wrote:
PIMF meant to say jihadist.
How does someone so stupid manage to remember to breathe?
lobo91 wrote:
Deputy Pelosi reports for duty!
1389! You used the word Islamofascists! Shocka!
The effeminates over at Hidden Frontier banned me for that!
@ lobo91:
I think she believes we are all so stupid she needs to talk down to us in the manner.
Remember she keeps getting re-elected and so did comrade zero.
Not signs of an informed or intelligent electorate.
liberals…
we are going to protect the constitution by ignoring it…got it
heysoos wrote:
and to prove my respect for the law, I’m going to break it
heysoos wrote:
and after I break the law, I will be re-elected with your money and sign lots of autographs for $10 a pop…do I serve or what?
coldwarrior wrote:
hmmmmm. What item outside the currency system is a currency?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/gold/9804444/Bundesbank-to-pull-gold-from-New-York-and-Paris-in-watershed-moment.html
citizen_q wrote:
They breathe their own air. It smells like Chanel. We can’t afford their air.
Macker wrote:
Fatwa over on aisle 7!
AZfederalist wrote:
You mean like those naughty RAAAAAAAAAAACIST South Africans who fought Castro’s MiGs in Angola with their Mirage F1′s?
@ yenta-fada:
Funny, I saw nothing wrong with RIX’s comment!
yenta-fada wrote:
Do you see Germany ditching the Euro for a gold backed Deutschmark?
@ lobo91:
nothing like a paranoid Muzlim freakzoid…the give away is the keffiyeh, that dreaded, bloodthirsty hatwear worn by child killers and insane camel fuckers that crave death and raisins
@ lobo91:
There is no gaydar like Islamic gaydar. Bachi bachi boys. Arafat. Mo and pedophilia.
@ Tanker:
So they at some point the french will need extricated from war torn Mali?
The Osprey wrote:
Sounds like a plan.
The Osprey wrote:
There are a long list of opinions on the endgame for currencies. I was listening to Catherine Austin Fitts the other day. She was Asst Secy of Housing under Bush 1, and a mega money manager. She says that
what the Controllers want really is a form of digital currencies so that every global transaction can be tracked. (and/or taxed) That means not only banking, but things like Paypal. It’s really quite a long topic with some excellent thinking put into it by lifetime money managers both inside and outside the box. Perhaps ALL currencies will have partial gold backing. WHICH, Dorian, does NOT mean any currency is “redeemable” in gold or silver.
The Bank of International Settlements uses gold as an international vehicle everyday, though most, if not all of that is ‘paper gold’.
Macker wrote:
While I quoted the term from SDAMatt2a, who wrote the video description, let me make it clear that I heartily endorse it.
The only quibble is that Islam is Islam, and the word “Islamofascist” should not be taken to imply that there is any kind of Islam that is not fascist.
1389AD wrote:
there was a rumor several yeas ago, that a moderate Muslim was seen entering the Gila Mountains up a forlorn trail leading nowhere…story was uncomfirmed
waldensianspirit wrote:
Can’t say one way or the other. Never said they don’t have the skills! But the skill isn’t always enough, you also need the will and fortitude to see it through. Something the Modern French military isn’t known for, be it military leadership or political.
Much the way our forces are having to fight!
@ heysoos:
@ heysoos:
There is a now-retired Ontario journalist named Salim Mansur. He is an incredible man. There are some brave Iranian women in Canada as well. The huge problem is that the Muslim leadership everywhere is radical. As long as everyone is making money off the Supremacist deal, it is big business and they train their people everywhere to take over the political systems in the West. e.g. The mayor of Calgary is a so-called moderate Muslim who went to the training camp (aka The Harvard Kennedy School of Government) in Boston for advanced studies.
waldensianspirit wrote:
if you see a moderate Muslim try to get a photo…set up one of those nocturnal motion cameras or whatever…if they are out there, by god, we’ll find one
@ yenta-fada:
Hey, Y-F—left a link for you on the debt ceiling thread.
yenta-fada wrote:
I don’t care about reality anymore…it’s boring
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
How many ways can I think of to say you are amazing?
heysoos wrote:
You better don’t ask. France was the main exporter of torture teams training South-Americans as well as North-Africans.
Guggi wrote:
they did a real number in algeria, thats for sure.
my new favorite vidlife game is Grand Con-o Theft…mayem and death
the gist of Grand Con-O Theft is to deceit, lie and fuck over as many Americans that trusted you as possible…arrange the demise of a ME ambassador is like 2000 points
I’m pretty sure that reality has been suspended by executive order for at least the next four years.
heysoos wrote:
is that a rated ‘M’ game?
coldwarrior wrote:
yes, rated M for ME death porn
coldwarrior wrote:
they used their experience from Algeria in Chile, Brasilia and Argentinia too (to name only a few) to train torture teams.
They also trained and supervised torture teams in Algeria during the 1990′s against GIA (Groupe Islamique Armé)
New Thread
@ Guggi:
Yup, very true.
heysoos wrote:
The last one got eaten by Sasquatch.
Purre wrote:
I read that book (actually most of it as it was over 600 pages).
Tanker wrote:
I did not say they had a “great” army. “Great” is subjective. They do have a top notch military.