ISIS training camp only eight miles from Texas border

Someone just randomly brought this up to me last night and I was so surprised to hear. Pretty scary to think ISIS terrorists are that close to us.

a reply to: game over man

Well don't get to scared, it's not a fact.

Smells like propaganda. It's pure genius.divide and conquer. Aren't you afraid? Isis is state sponsored. And the US knows exactly which states sponsor them.They are the enemy.but they are being used to illegally destabilize countries and or occupy. Mexico is a puppet of a country.The only way the US would allow cartels to make millions upon millions of dollars is if they were involved. It's ridiculous to rape you at an airport for security when a person with ill intent can walk across the border.

originally posted by: Theorbme
Smells like propaganda. It's pure genius.divide and conquer. Aren't you afraid? Isis is state sponsored. And the US knows exactly which states sponsor them.They are the enemy.but they are being used to illegally destabilize countries and or occupy. Mexico is a puppet of a country.The only way the US would allow cartels to make millions upon millions of dollars is if they were involved. It's ridiculous to rape you at an airport for security when a person with ill intent can walk across the border.

US knows which state sponsors them ?

then why are you guys allies to them ?

www.independent.co.uk...

www.washingtoninstitute.org...

www.theatlantic.com...

Senator john mccain said quote " thank God for saudi arabia and qatar " . the same saudi arabia that was involved in 9/11 too :

nypost.com...

en.wikipedia.org...

"The hijackers in the September 11 attacks were 19 men affiliated with al-Qaeda, and 15 of the 19 were citizens of Saudi Arabia.The others were from the United Arab Emirates , Egypt and Lebanon"

meanwhile saudia has attacked yemen killing thousands of innocent lives with the support of USAF .

RE: www.foxnews.com...

Now that the U.S. has finally admitted that ISIS is committing "genocide", what's next? Does this official declaration give us the ability to do something we haven't done yet?
-cwm

originally posted by: carewemust
RE: www.foxnews.com...

Now that the U.S. has finally admitted that ISIS is committing "genocide", what's next? Does this official declaration give us the ability to do something we haven't done yet?
-cwm

Maybe we'll do something, but we'll have to wait to next January, and only if Trump gets in there. Because you can bet Hillary, who's said as much, will continue the Obama agenda, which is to not to offend non-Christians and continue to be apologists.

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: carewemust
RE: www.foxnews.com...

Now that the U.S. has finally admitted that ISIS is committing "genocide", what's next? Does this official declaration give us the ability to do something we haven't done yet?
-cwm

Maybe we'll do something, but we'll have to wait to next January, and only if Trump gets in there. Because you can bet Hillary, who's said as much, will continue the Obama agenda, which is to not to offend non-Christians and continue to be apologists.

Agreed. If the Mexican government is allowing ISIS to train on its soil, all the more reason for better protecting and monitoring our southern border.

originally posted by: carewemust
RE: www.foxnews.com...

Now that the U.S. has finally admitted that ISIS is committing "genocide", what's next? Does this official declaration give us the ability to do something we haven't done yet?
-cwm

ISIS in Iraq and Syria will done by the end of the year. The US bombed ISIS locations in Libya and has hit ISIS supporting groups in Somalia. Not to mention ISIS leadership has been getting killed on a regular basis. So ISIS is pretty much done. Not much more you can do than we already have.