ISIS left terrified as 'mystery sniper KILLS OFF evil group's leadership one by one'

An interesting article I came across today.

It appears a sniper has been targeting Daesh leadership in Libya and is taking them out one by one. Apparently it has Daesh members in a state of fear, well that is a new one, not knowing which one of the leadership will be taken out next.

The evil militants fear a sniper is picking off fighters in the group's de facto North African capital of Sirte after three ISIS commanders were reportedly shot dead from long range in recent weeks.

There is speculation surrounding the sniper with some believing he is from the city of Misrata, which Daesh recently took control of, or whether the sniper is part of the U.S/U.K special forces.

Personally, I don't care who is taking them out, as long as they continue to do so. However, with all the talk of 6000 NATO troops about to be deployed in the area, I'm guessing special forces.

www.express.co.uk...

a reply to: Cobaltic1978

ALAS!!!! I would be more than happy to assist in the snipers ammo fund....

Applause! !!!

Actually, this tactic has been occurring to me lately. All the allies could put snipers on the ground in disguise. It would leave the innocents unharmed, and eliminate many of the perps. Sigh. Nobody ever listens to my brilliant ideas. Maybe I should email the commander in chief.

a reply to: angeldoll

I like the tactic very much.

Any more ideas? Just post them up here, after all GCHQ and the like will be happy to read about them.

Nevermind,

go Snipers!!

a reply to: Discotech

This is happening in Libya.

a reply to: Cobaltic1978

My bad, I haven't slept.

They need to do this in Syria too though

a reply to: Discotech

I concur my friend, the sooner the better.

originally posted by: angeldoll
Actually, this tactic has been occurring to me lately. All the allies could put snipers on the ground in disguise. It would leave the innocents unharmed, and eliminate many of the perps. Sigh. Nobody ever listens to my brilliant ideas. Maybe I should email the commander in chief.

Go to kickstarter, pitch your idea, then hire blackwater. Bam.

On topic, this is excellent news, but I doubt its a us sniper. Why would we assassinate the leaders of our own personal terror squad?

It appears Operation Norris is underway.


More precision leaves a smaller incision. I only hope they're actually doing us a favor. They could just as well be taking out leaders that they felt were "unworthy" of keeping ties with their handlers, which would actually strengthen the group by eliminating the untrustworthy.

a reply to: Cobaltic1978



Just my thoughts, " hey man nice shot! "

It would be cool if it's some vigilante-type person with military training and skill that just decided to do this on their own.

I'd pay for that movie

a reply to: Cobaltic1978

When judgement comes with death standing inches away, fear becomes a real thing with that fear of death, and these murderers feel singled out, as if judgement has a name, and it comes calling. It does. I bet they begin having flashbacks of those they helped kill, and feel sudden remorse.

But it's too little, too late.

originally posted by: angeldoll
Actually, this tactic has been occurring to me lately. All the allies could put snipers on the ground in disguise. It would leave the innocents unharmed, and eliminate many of the perps. Sigh. Nobody ever listens to my brilliant ideas. Maybe I should email the commander in chief.

Normally TPTB wont sanction assassination, as they don't themselves want to become direct targets of their wars. Fighting is for the soldiers not the leaders. They make laws against assassination not because it is just or the right thing to do but to protect themselves.

maybe chris kyle faked his own death, got reshuffled and is now back out there as a nameless sniper not within a normal agency.

a reply to: Cobaltic1978

I sincerely hope that she is a woman.

a reply to: jellyrev

Interesting theory and something you would read about on a site like umm, ATS.

A nameless agency that contains deceased deadly assassins, there's a comic book waiting to be written there.

What I take from this story?

Snipers are better than drones, probably a lot cheaper too.

Leave the drones for the big stuff and get those eagle eyed killshotters in for the out in the open stuff.

Oh and the fact that, whether it is propaganda and wishful thinking or not, a few terrorist scumbags feel fearful fills me with joy.

Schadenfreude indeed.

It's the ghost of Carlos "white feather" Hathcock. My Teufelshund will understand. Carlos Hathcock

originally posted by: ReadLeader
a reply to: Cobaltic1978

ALAS!!!! I would be more than happy to assist in the snipers ammo fund....

Applause! !!!

Yes indeed! There should be a kickstarter for his ammo needs.