Islamic State takes over its first city in Phillipines

originally posted by: angeldoll
a reply to: muzzleflash

Is there a place where you draw the line? I mean, do you think we should have allowed the Nazi's to take over Europe?
Just curious.

Duerte more than capable od dealing with ISIS himexelf.

This wont last long and it wil not end well for ISIS.

Little good the USA can do here except get in the way.

a reply to: muzzleflash

Daesh are a very real threat to all of us.

a reply to: muzzleflash

Daesh are a very real threat to all of us.

a reply to: crazyewok

So Its not ISIS at all, its a group called Maute.

originally posted by: worldstarcountry
a reply to: crazyewok

So Its not ISIS at all, its a group called Maute.

It could be argued that absolutely no f**** should be given regarding the label they have chosen for themselves and let's be honest, they want to be, so treat them as they wish, right?

a reply to: worldstarcountry

That just makes it worse..
Because they'll try to prove their 'worth' and god only knows what atrocity's they are currently perpetrating.

They can call themselves what they want.. They are all dead men walking.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

Who gives a # what they called?

A terrorist is a terrorist.

originally posted by: worldstarcountry
a reply to: crazyewok

So Its not ISIS at all, its a group called Maute.

Ok, still hope Duterte shares videos on youtube of what he's about to do to them. They're all the same cancer

a reply to: crazyewok

AP is currently reporting:

Military chief of staff Gen. Eduardo Ano said the fighting broke out in Marawi when troops attacked a hideout for Muslim extremist leader Isnilon Hapilon.

Hapilon reportedly has been chosen to lead an Islamic State group branch in Southeast Asia and is on the U.S. Department of Justice list of most-wanted terrorists worldwide, with a reward of up to $5 million for his capture. An Arabic-speaking Islamic preacher known for his expertise in commando assaults, he pledged allegiance to the IS group in 2014, according to security officials.

AP

Looks like the Philippine Troops hit a hornet nest at first...

mg

originally posted by: angeldoll
a reply to: muzzleflash

Is there a place where you draw the line? I mean, do you think we should have allowed the Nazi's to take over Europe?
Just curious.

We did allow them to take over Europe for the most part.

We only got involved after Pearl Harbor when the Axis openly declared war upon the USA and started actively attacking.

Some people in a city in Philippines pose very little threat to people on the other side of the world.

the OP link: www.almasdarnews.com...


pretty well lays out the situation...

Sunni Jihadists that are grouped under an allegiance to IS/isis have begun attacking Phillipine Security & police forces/equipment/resources in a Southern city ...

see:

...Overnight, heavy clashes erupted in the predominately Sunni city of Marawi in the southern Philippines after security forces and ISIS sleeper cells battled it out for hours on end.

Marawi is home to over 200,000 residents and is roughly the size of Raqqa in comparison.

this attack by home-grown Jihadists loyal to IS... immediately following the sick & evil bombing in Manchester England is more examples of the Religion-of-Peace is a flat-out falsehood


the Phillipines should call in the "UN peace police-forces to reestablish order and to round-up all the Jihadists guilty of Anarchy against the government of the Phillipines

a reply to: crazyewok
When everything and everyone not aligned with establishment forces are called ISIS, such entities will be fair game for military action. Would you like to be called ISIS one day when your ideas of governance clash with the establishment?? That is the end goal you know.

Probably will not be long when agent provocateurs will be called ISIS during protests in the USA/UK. When one person out of a group is called ISIS, everyone there will also be ISIS. ISIS is Neegan. And if your neegan, you are the enemy. Beware, and don't forget that before ISIS, one only needed to say al-qaeda and a country would be bombed.

a reply to: St Udio

Why do that? just surround the town,and cut off water,and food and electricity. Shoot anyone who tries to run the blockade and arrest all who walk out with their hands up and sort them out later.

a reply to: yuppa
I firmly believe that the Philippines military are more than capable of handling this internal matter in house. If necessary, they can request US air support.

And perhaps Duterte will be a little more considerate of how he trashes the Philippine-American alliance in the international press.

originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: St Udio

Why do that? just surround the town,and cut off water,and food and electricity. Shoot anyone who tries to run the blockade and arrest all who walk out with their hands up and sort them out later.

This is not the first time that extremists have attacked and seized control of portions/sections of a city in the Philippines. The Filipino military will handle it, and it will be sorted out in the coming days.

The majority of the people in Mindanoa are Muslim, basically they have their "own" people hostage, if this was say somewhere in Aklan or further north then the locals would have lynched this lot..

The reason they have a foothold is because in that region they are not challenged, why??, I have my theories, in the city that is closest to where I have a home there is one Muslim family out of 10's of thousands of god fearing catholics...

If Daesh or the goat f#cking retards that follow them take a foothold further north than they are now (Mindanao) within the Philippines the world is doomed, I say that as if it could happen there it would be a push over in Europe where the population would have hopes and dreams to protect them.

My question is who is funding them?, my guess would be there is a supple chain from Indonesia?..

RA

originally posted by: kelbtalfenek

originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: St Udio

Why do that? just surround the town,and cut off water,and food and electricity. Shoot anyone who tries to run the blockade and arrest all who walk out with their hands up and sort them out later.

This is not the first time that extremists have attacked and seized control of portions/sections of a city in the Philippines. The Filipino military will handle it, and it will be sorted out in the coming days.

True. You and worldstar are correct. but to stamp it out permanetly he needs to be a little more cold and cruel dealing with them.

Someone is feeding that nasty bunch lots of traceable cash......

Banks even maybe.....Evil raises its ugly head in the end times....idk

It's getting faster, huh

a reply to: allsee4eye

Duerte n putin had meeting.

Duerte asked 4 weapons to fight isis.

I'm looking forward to the president's reaction. Hopefully it will be very offensive.