Lordo wrote:god help the saudi dictatorship if the shias there take up arms against them. heads will roll.
Tim Drayton wrote:The good news is that the press is reporting victory for the Iraqi forces in liberating Tikrit. The bad news is that there are reports of DAESH taking over a large Palestinian refugee camp in Damascus.
Lordo wrote:if america did not arm taliban in the 80s these events may never have happened. once you release the tiger, the damage is done. these people are now set up and self generating.
here is another classic example of how it works.
in egypt there is an election. the elected leader is overthrown by the military. america pretends they are no happy and cuts military aid to the dictator while everybody is looking. as soon as their back is turned the military aid is back on tap.
the yanks should never be allowed to interfere in anybody else's country. is it really that hard to understand. as isil is armed by america first and then by american proxi countries, it makes them responsible for everything they do.
if you accept that america can do as they wish, so can anybody else. simples.
yanks go home, you have done enough damage for a while.
Iraq's top brass was already training its sights on Mosul, which fighters seized from the government at the same time as Tikrit in June last year.
"This victory is only a new starting point from which to launch the operation to liberate Nineveh province," the defence ministry said Tuesday after a meeting of top commanders.
The loss of Tikrit further isolates the main ISIL hub of Mosul, with Baghdad's forces now set to push north while Kurdish forces close in from the three other directions.
Zaid al-Ali, author of "The Struggle For Iraq's Future", said however that the fighting in Tikrit was made easier by the fact that the city was largely emptied of its population even before the operation began on March 2.
"Mosul still has a large civilian population, which will make things very complicated," the analyst said.
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