Nevermind, ma sain su repliigist natuke valesti aru, et see käis selle kohta, et ei saa teada, kes lasi. Eks ta muidugi mingi munaus oli.
See boneyard seal Nevadas (või kus ta iganes asub) peaks olema servast servani kõiki võimalikke ja võimatuid mudeleid alates aastast 1945.
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Valega võidi diktaator Saddam Hussein kallale minna, aga tema kukutamine oli õige tegu.
Samuti on õige tegu ka verise ajatollade islamiterrorirežiimi hävitamine.
Ka ISIS-est saadi jagu.
Varsti me näeme siin seltsimees Vanaemat kurtmas, kui Putini terrorirežiim kukub.
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Näide, kuidas ideoloogiliselt seestunud inimene ka kõige võikamaid sõjakuritegusid olematuks vaikib:
Anfal 1
The first Anfal stage was conducted between 23 February and 18 March 1988. It started with artillery and air strikes in the early hours of 23 February 1988. Then, several hours later, there were attacks at the Jafali Valley headquarters of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan near the Iranian border, and the command centers in Sargallu and Bargallu. There was heavy resistance by the Peshmerga. The battles were conducted in a theater around 1,154 square kilometres (445 sq. mi.). The villages of Gwezeela, Chalawi, Haladin and Yakhsamar were attacked with poison gas. During mid March, the PUK, in an alliance with Iranian troops and other Kurdish factions, captured Halabja. This led to the poison gas attack on Halabja on 16 March 1988, during which several thousand Kurdish people were killed, most of them civilians.Anfal 2
During the second Anfal from 22 March and 2 April 1988, the Qara Dagh region, including Bazian and Darbandikhan, was targeted in the Suleimanya governorate. Again several villages were attacked with poison gas. Villages attacked with poisonous gas were Safaran, Sewsenan, Belekjar, Serko and Meyoo. The attacks began on 22 March after Newruz, surprising the Peshmerga. Although of shorter duration, Peshmerga suffered more severe casualties in this attack than the first Anfal. As a result of the attack, the majority of the population in the Qara Dagh region fled in the direction of Suleimanya. Many fugitives were detained by the Iraqi forces, and the men were separated from the women. The men were not seen again. The women were transported to camps. The population that managed to flee, fled to the Garmia region.Anfal 3
In the next Anfal campaign from 7 to 20 April 1988, the Garmian region east of Suleimanya was targeted. In this campaign, many women and children disappeared. The only village attacked with chemical weapons was Tazashar. Many were lured to come towards the Iraqi forces due to an amnesty announced through a loudspeaker of a mosque in Qader Karam from 10 to 12 April. The announced amnesty was a trap, and many who surrendered were detained. Some civilians were able to bribe Kurdish collaborators of the Iraqi Army and fled to Laylan or Shorsh. Before the Anfal campaign, the mainly rural Garmian region counted over 600 villages around the towns of Kifri, Kalar and Darbandikhan.Anfal 4
Anfal 4 took place between 3–8 May 1988 in the valley of the Little Zab, which forms the border of the provinces of Erbil and Kirkuk. The morale of the Iraqi army was on the rise due to the capture of the Faw Peninsula on the 17–18 April 1988 from Iran in the Iran–Iraq War. Major poisonous gas attacks were perpetrated in Askar and Goptapa. Again it was announced an amnesty was issued, which turned out to be false. Many of the ones who surrendered were arrested. Men were separated from the women.Anfal 5, 6 and 7
In these three consecutive attacks between 15 May and 16 August 1988, the valleys of Rawandiz and Shaqlawa were targeted, and the attacks had different successes. The Anfal 5 failed completely; therefore, two more attacks were necessary to gain Iraqi government control over the valleys. The Peshmerga commander of the region, Kosrat Abdullah, was well prepared for a long siege with stores of ammunition and food. He also reached an agreement with the Kurdish collaborators of the Iraqi Army so that the civilians could flee. Hiran, Balisan, Smaquli, Malakan, Shek Wasan, Ware, Seran and Kaniba were attacked with poisonous gas. After the Anfal 7 attack, the valleys were under the control of the Iraqi government.Anfal 8
The last Anfal was aimed at the region controlled by the KDP named Badinan and took place from 25 August to 6 September 1988. In this campaign, the villages of Wirmeli, Barkavreh, Bilejane, Glenaska, Zewa Shkan, Tuka and Ikmala were targeted with chemical attacks. After tens of thousands of Kurds fled to Turkey, the Iraqi Army blocked the route to Turkey on 26 August 1988. The population who did not manage to flee was arrested, and the men were separated from the women and children. The men were executed, and the women and children were brought to camps.
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Päris huvitav…
Suured Iraani asjapulgad olid valimas uut juhti, aga said ka pommi kaela. Lisaks on sama saatus tabanud ka endiste juhtide asetäitjaid. Kaitseministreid/asendajaid vist juba mitu tiiru kõrvaldatud.
Lisaks veel see, kuidas Hispaania ja UK vedelaks löönud on. Ei teagi, mis seal täpsemalt taga - kas hirm pahandada massiimmigratsiooniga sisse sadanud islamiradikaale või on “orange man bad” sündroomiga tegemis.
Trump ka juba kuulutas, et Hispaaniaga vaja kaubanduslikud suhted lõpetada.
Reaalsuskontroll, milliste “liitlastega” peab kõrvuti seisma.
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