Arab Nations Offer to Conduct Airstrikes Against ISIS, U.S. Officials Say

[Mosamania]

You can go to the aiirport of your capital to see your eyes how many whhabist getting in and out don't forget lots of iiraqis using turkish airport as an access poiint.


You can't fool no one as we have seen saudis pick ups with the terrorists in iraq.

I know our lot so coward but bear in mind this wont be the same as the iraqis got tired of your regime.

Hahahaha Malik the embodiment of propaganda fed ignorant sectarian.

Yes lots of Saudis do go to Turkey, I go to Turkey all the fricking time, once a month almost, does that mean that everyone there is going to join ISIS to say that them arriving in an airport is considered a crime?

Also I showed you the new license plates, you can google and educate yourself further if you wish but god forbid such a thing happen you are already superior to all human beings aren't you? The greatest Shia that ever lived aren't you? Hahaha.

Go home kid, when grown ups are talking you listen and you learn.

I have been many times at Ankara's airport (I live in Ankara) I have never seen such a sight.

Don't bother with him, to him all Saudis are blood thirsty monster Wahhabis that should all be killed immediately, it is what he was taught, it is what his people live by.

If you say otherwise you might shake the foundation of their entire belief.

 

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Top general open to U.S. ground troops against ISIS - CNN.com
Now they talk about return of combat troops, I think they do plan to return their presence.


@Mosamania

 

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AP Interview: Iraq premier says no foreign troops - Yahoo News "Not only is it not necessary," he said, "We don't want them. We won't allow them. Full stop."

 

[Frogman]

Egypt's military focus is at home, not on Islamic State: minister

CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's foreign minister has suggested his country might not provide military assistance to the United States for its battle against the Islamic State militant group, saying the army was focused on the home front.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said last week he had won the backing of 10 Arab states, including Egypt, for a "coordinated military campaign" against the Islamic State, which has grabbed territory in Syria and Iraq.

However, Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri appeared to throw cold water on the possibility of active Egyptian participation.

"We did not discuss this and no one asked this of us. We always say that the mission of the Egyptian army is to protect the Egyptian people and the country's borders," he told the local Al-Akhbar newspaper.

Shukri said Egypt's army was focused on fighting terrorism in areas such as the Sinai Peninsula and along Egypt's border with Libya, where Muslim militant insurgents operate.

Egyptian security officials have said Islamic State has established contacts with Egypt's most dangerous militant group -- Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis -- and President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi told Kerry at the weekend that any global coalition against terrorism should tackle an array of extremist groups.

(Reporting by Michael Georgy; Editing by Crispian Balmer)

Egypt's military focus is at home, not on Islamic State: minister - Yahoo News

 

[KingMamba]

What I means is the Sultan of Ottoman think that a Christian guards would not be able rule the country by overthrown him, just as other middle east ruler think of western power.

Jannisaries were themselves Muslims, they were born Christian but raised as Muslim warriors and many became high ranking officials in the state.

 

[Ceylal]

Do you think the Iraqi government would agree to none western troops conducting air strikes in its territory? As you can see we offered to participate, it is up to the Iraqi government to take it or leave it.

The coalition needs foot soldiers, that no Arab country offered. For the air war, the US can fulfill easily that phase. I don't blame the Iraqi for refusing to be the practicing field of the Arab air forces.

 

[mylegend]

Jannisaries were themselves Muslims, they were born Christian but raised as Muslim warriors and many became high ranking officials in the state.

But can they rule Ottoman themselves?