Bush believes there is a caliphate. Since when? There is no sovereign caliphate anywhere in the world.
Bush - Banning Muslims will provide a win for ISIL. Muslims died in those attacks in San Bernardino. I think the idea is to keep American Muslims alive along with the rest of the Americans in the USA. Daesh doesn't care who they kill. It isn't a caliphate. It is regime that wants to kill ANY people that oppose them.
Cruz - His ideas of defending the USA and the diversity of it's people is to call murderers in the middle east "Radical Islamic Terrorists."
I think we need to get out of the way of the countries most determined to end the killers in Syria.
Jeddah/Riyadh: The Saudi government (click here) has announced that it would lead a 34-nation alliance against terrorist groups, with a joint operations center set up in Riyadh.
The countries are Jordan, UAE, Pakistan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Benin, Turkey, Chad, Togo, Tunisia, Djibouti, Senegal, Sudan, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Gabon, Guinea, Palestine, Comoros, Qatar, Cote d’Ivoire, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Maldives, Mali, Malaysia, Egypt, Morocco, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria and Yemen.
“More than 10 other (Muslim-majority) countries have expressed their support for this alliance and will take the necessary measures in this regard, including Indonesia,” the government announced in a statement carried by the SPA.
At a press conference on Monday night at King Salman Air Base in Riyadh, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, said that the alliance would operate on UN and OIC provisions on terrorism, which affirms the “right of states to self-defense.”
He said the alliance consists of nations making up most of the Islamic world, which are committed to fighting this “disease which affects first” the Islamic world and then the international community. “Today, every Islamic country is fighting terrorism individually. The coordination of efforts is very important ...”
Another (Fiorina) one that called it a caliphate. There is no sovereign caliphate.
The dialogue is silly. I think I've heard enough.
I think Saudi Arabia is absolutely right. Saudi Arabia knows The West is in full support of this effort and will be at their side if they decide they need us, but, I don't think they will need anyone other than their own military. I will say this, I don't see Iran on that list. The Iranians need to allow the destruction of Daesh. They have killed Iranians, too.
Daesh is a faux name for the old criminals of the Saddam Ba'athists. The Ba'athists masquerading as a false holy army have to be destroyed.
...“We have a number of countries suffering from terrorism, including Syria, Iraq, Sinai, Yemen, Libya, Mali, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, and this requires very strong efforts to fight it. Undoubtedly through this alliance, there will be coordination to fight it ...”
He said that the alliance would not focus only on certain groups such as Daesh, known also as the Islamic State, but confront terrorist operators across the world. He said that operations in Syria would “obviously” not be carried out without working with legitimate groups and the international community....
King Salman is correct. The terrorists have to be defeated in a way that makes sense to his strategy.
... “Nothing is off the table. A number of countries are in desperate need of assistance,” he told reporters in Paris, according to a report by AFP. He said military help would be considered on a “case-by-case basis.”
“Terrorism has hit Islamic countries. It is time that the Islamic world takes a stand,” said Al-Jubeir. The alliance would operate with military operations and campaigns to counter the ideology of these extremist groups, he was quoted as saying.
Al-Jubeir Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Arab states are discussing sending special forces to Syria as part of US-led efforts to fight Daesh....
They will be successful. They are great men.
...He said that the discussions were aimed at clarifying the needs and the objectives of such an operation, but that the picture should become clearer in the next few weeks.
Meanwhile, Germany’s Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen said she welcomed Saudi Arabia’s announcement.
She reportedly told German broadcaster ZDF the alliance would be of help if it joined other countries fighting Daesh, adding that militants had gained strength from disagreement among various opposition parties on how to fight or who to protect.
I am impressed. Having a Muslim voice to take on the "disease" of those aligned with a false prophet is dearly needed to end the estrangement of citizens from their own countries. They are needed in this fight.
I am grateful to the Saudi Arabian lead effort. This effort contains within it the compassion to those holding a false prophet as their leader.
Bush - Banning Muslims will provide a win for ISIL. Muslims died in those attacks in San Bernardino. I think the idea is to keep American Muslims alive along with the rest of the Americans in the USA. Daesh doesn't care who they kill. It isn't a caliphate. It is regime that wants to kill ANY people that oppose them.
Cruz - His ideas of defending the USA and the diversity of it's people is to call murderers in the middle east "Radical Islamic Terrorists."
I think we need to get out of the way of the countries most determined to end the killers in Syria.
Jeddah/Riyadh: The Saudi government (click here) has announced that it would lead a 34-nation alliance against terrorist groups, with a joint operations center set up in Riyadh.
The countries are Jordan, UAE, Pakistan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Benin, Turkey, Chad, Togo, Tunisia, Djibouti, Senegal, Sudan, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Gabon, Guinea, Palestine, Comoros, Qatar, Cote d’Ivoire, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Maldives, Mali, Malaysia, Egypt, Morocco, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria and Yemen.
“More than 10 other (Muslim-majority) countries have expressed their support for this alliance and will take the necessary measures in this regard, including Indonesia,” the government announced in a statement carried by the SPA.
At a press conference on Monday night at King Salman Air Base in Riyadh, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, said that the alliance would operate on UN and OIC provisions on terrorism, which affirms the “right of states to self-defense.”
He said the alliance consists of nations making up most of the Islamic world, which are committed to fighting this “disease which affects first” the Islamic world and then the international community. “Today, every Islamic country is fighting terrorism individually. The coordination of efforts is very important ...”
Another (Fiorina) one that called it a caliphate. There is no sovereign caliphate.
The dialogue is silly. I think I've heard enough.
I think Saudi Arabia is absolutely right. Saudi Arabia knows The West is in full support of this effort and will be at their side if they decide they need us, but, I don't think they will need anyone other than their own military. I will say this, I don't see Iran on that list. The Iranians need to allow the destruction of Daesh. They have killed Iranians, too.
Daesh is a faux name for the old criminals of the Saddam Ba'athists. The Ba'athists masquerading as a false holy army have to be destroyed.
...“We have a number of countries suffering from terrorism, including Syria, Iraq, Sinai, Yemen, Libya, Mali, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, and this requires very strong efforts to fight it. Undoubtedly through this alliance, there will be coordination to fight it ...”
He said that the alliance would not focus only on certain groups such as Daesh, known also as the Islamic State, but confront terrorist operators across the world. He said that operations in Syria would “obviously” not be carried out without working with legitimate groups and the international community....
King Salman is correct. The terrorists have to be defeated in a way that makes sense to his strategy.
... “Nothing is off the table. A number of countries are in desperate need of assistance,” he told reporters in Paris, according to a report by AFP. He said military help would be considered on a “case-by-case basis.”
“Terrorism has hit Islamic countries. It is time that the Islamic world takes a stand,” said Al-Jubeir. The alliance would operate with military operations and campaigns to counter the ideology of these extremist groups, he was quoted as saying.
Al-Jubeir Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Arab states are discussing sending special forces to Syria as part of US-led efforts to fight Daesh....
They will be successful. They are great men.
...He said that the discussions were aimed at clarifying the needs and the objectives of such an operation, but that the picture should become clearer in the next few weeks.
Meanwhile, Germany’s Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen said she welcomed Saudi Arabia’s announcement.
She reportedly told German broadcaster ZDF the alliance would be of help if it joined other countries fighting Daesh, adding that militants had gained strength from disagreement among various opposition parties on how to fight or who to protect.
I am impressed. Having a Muslim voice to take on the "disease" of those aligned with a false prophet is dearly needed to end the estrangement of citizens from their own countries. They are needed in this fight.
I am grateful to the Saudi Arabian lead effort. This effort contains within it the compassion to those holding a false prophet as their leader.
