| mornelithe said: Iraq war or not, there are some who've always intended on recreating an expansive Islamic Caliphate in that region. Whether the US does or doesn't go back to War, this is going to be something Iraq/Syria and the surrounding countries are going to have to do something about, eventually, or borders will disappear and a new oppressive sharia regime will take over. |
You greatly overestimate the strength of the Caliphate-mongers.
mornelithe said:
Not that I disagree with anything you really said, I would point out that the Iraqi President, has asked for our help, as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (Martin Dempsey) notified Congress of, on Wednesday. |
You mean the Prime Minister? Nouri Al Maliki? He's lost support from even his own Shia allies and no one in the government likes him. He's the one that demanded US troops leave and signed the troop withdrawal agreement. His entire reign has been catergorized by sectarian politics and score settling which eventually led to the Sunnis revolting and starting this whole mess in the first place. He strongarmed all the other Shia parties and now they see a chance to break from his hold. He made his bed. He can lie in it.







