I'm the OP of this one, ****head is bringing in stuff from other threads, got a problem with that jackass?
Why so Syriaous?
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Batman?
So?
That doesn't give you interweb powers like mine.
No I'm not. Stop lying liar.
Oh oh, now you gone and dunnit, LG is gunna use his interweb powers to rain frogs on yer puter.
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Over that little turd bear, not likely, just my way of closing down our little chatfest.
Odd that you would use a portrait of somebody you despise to get your 'message across'. I'll spare you the rebuttal verses bus basically that finger is what ****s you up the *** and spins you round and round for 1,000 years.
That must be when you are out abusing it then so the Doc can examine it later.
He has more fingers shoved up his *** than MHz does though, lol
Oh, it's a matter of having an antenna covering my noggin. I see. I'll pass; I prefer a baseball cap.
So the rebels fire some NATO donated mortars into a refugee camp in and get patriot offensive batteries and now they will install some within range of Damascus. Israel's missile system under too much observation so they can't sent in bombs of the type used in Lebanon in 2005?
Iraqis call for US military aid after assault on 'innocent Syrians' - Iraq - Stripes
Iraqi officials said it was still unknown whether the attackers had crossed from Syria into Iraq to launch the attack or were already in the country. The area where the attack took place, Anbar province, was a stronghold of al-Qaida in Iraq for much of the time that U.S. troops were based in the country.
The assailants used land mines and light arms to attack an Iraqi military convoy that was escorting Syrian civilians and soldiers, who had fled to Iraq over the weekend when Nusra fighters seized control of a border crossing. The officials said the assailants had tracked the convoy's movements, possibly by obtaining military intelligence.
Iraq is treating the incident as a cold-blooded assault on innocent Syrians who'd fled to Iraq for safety.
"It was a massacre of, I would say, innocent Syrians ... a terrible breach of security," Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari told McClatchy Newspapers.
Ali Mousawi, a spokesman for Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, said the United States should immediately give priority to arming Iraq with weapons that the country already had requested so that it could fend off any future incidents.
"We need equipment as fast it was delivered to Turkey," Mousawi said, referring to the deployment of Patriot anti-missile batteries by the United States and several NATO allies after Syrian missiles landed in Turkish territory.
"They managed to install the Patriot systems within two weeks. We need something like that," he told McClatchy.
Iraqis call for US military aid after assault on 'innocent Syrians' - Iraq - Stripes
Iraqi officials said it was still unknown whether the attackers had crossed from Syria into Iraq to launch the attack or were already in the country. The area where the attack took place, Anbar province, was a stronghold of al-Qaida in Iraq for much of the time that U.S. troops were based in the country.
The assailants used land mines and light arms to attack an Iraqi military convoy that was escorting Syrian civilians and soldiers, who had fled to Iraq over the weekend when Nusra fighters seized control of a border crossing. The officials said the assailants had tracked the convoy's movements, possibly by obtaining military intelligence.
Iraq is treating the incident as a cold-blooded assault on innocent Syrians who'd fled to Iraq for safety.
"It was a massacre of, I would say, innocent Syrians ... a terrible breach of security," Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari told McClatchy Newspapers.
Ali Mousawi, a spokesman for Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, said the United States should immediately give priority to arming Iraq with weapons that the country already had requested so that it could fend off any future incidents.
"We need equipment as fast it was delivered to Turkey," Mousawi said, referring to the deployment of Patriot anti-missile batteries by the United States and several NATO allies after Syrian missiles landed in Turkish territory.
"They managed to install the Patriot systems within two weeks. We need something like that," he told McClatchy.
You just need to go hit the clips and see all the Syrian tanks getting blasted by rookies.
Is it really? Assassaignated is the correct term?
You're such a tard.
Such a shame... no more boom boom for that General.
Yes... Ruskie SAMs really do a great job stopping NATO and Israeli attacks.
You tend to ignore reality and actual events.
Why should we get involved. The Syrian Army and Regime is being bled white. A slow, painful, grinding war. We'd just speed up the process. No need for that. Seeing you freak out makes it more sweeter.
I'm saying as usual you don't know what you're talking about and make it up as you go along.
Talking to yourself again?
Are you saying the rebels didn't capture any tanks?
You are such a parrot.
He was an engineer rather than a combat expert.
You have noticed that as soon as Syria downed a Turkish fighter they quit attempting any flyovers.
Not really I just don't like my reality spoon fed to ne like you slurp up yours.
You already are involved, too bad for the rebels they have NATO from France doing the leg work on the ground.
Is that your parrot answer for something you can't figure out?
