Blue by You

iTrader: (23)

The Jordanian pilot held by ISIS terrorists is reported to have been burned alive.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-31121160

Words fail me.

Maz

iTrader: (34)

Horrible act. Their depths of depravity are bottomless.

stevebt

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Read about this on the Mail, they are getting bad but what's worse getting burned alive where you will just suffocate in pain or having them hack your head off with a knife.

hodgy0_2

Yep, just when you think they cannot get any more barbaric!! - it sounds like something out of Hostel or Saw

Very very sad :-(

Raptorman

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What will it take for someone to step up and wipe
these lunatics off the earth?

dpb

Dint quite expect them to execute the female in retaliation

scoobyboy1

iTrader: (16)

Horrible people!! And they did this not to long back!!
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/i.../1/416686.html

lordharding

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Every country in the world should assemble thier armies and flattern the IS untill everyone of them has gone

An0n0m0us

She has been on death row for ages so they have just decided to do the deed now instead of waiting any longer. Good riddance, one less nutjob extremist on the planet.

It's just more depravity from these sick *****, hacking heads off and burning alive are equally sadistic. I find it utterly sickening if I spend too long reading/thinking about these events and will never go looking for the footage on line. None of it should be publicly viewable.

It is time troops were put on the ground but i'm not talking a few, i'm talking so overly disproportionate from every nation in the World who stands up to these sick ***** that their caliphate will be torn apart until not one ISIS member exists.

Air strikes simply aren't enough.

lozgti1

But they know we won't dish out that sort of treatment

lozgti1

Agreed

richie001

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Won't stop till the rich Arab's in Qatar and Saudi Arabia stop funding them.

Dirk Diggler 75

Disgusting barbaric act ......

f1_fan

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It's just not as simple as put loads of troops on the ground. It really isn't, unless you are happy for another million innocent deaths at the hands of the West. It's a no win situation that sadly we helped create!

An0n0m0us

Of course it isn't simple, no one has suggested it is however airstrikes are having minimal effect against these scum and so it needs to be stepped up to something more effective which can only be troops on the ground on a massive scale.

jonc

Problem is if you send troops in, it'll become another Iraq/Afghanistan, getting rid of IS will only give another fanatical group an opportunity to fill the vacuum. Solution, ban travel to IS occupied country.

dpb

You also need to stop the funding somehow , otherwise its containment, possibly forever

Martin2005

That's not really a solution though is it? That might make a small difference but won't solve the underlying issue.

Martin2005

'A million deaths at the hands of the West'?
Is that now an accepted fact?

JTaylor

Thoughts and prayers are with the victim and his family.

RS_Matt

When a homosexual man is tossed from a building and then stoned after he survives etc etc etc is all the west's fault.

Young, jobless and in search of adventure the end.

jonc

If history has taught us anything, it is that we will never be able to solve this. Containment and not giving them an opportunity to kidnap and kill British people and our allies is a fair solution.

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

Well the actual figure varies depending which side of the political fence you are on, but yes it's something of that magnitude.

Martin2005

Just so we're clear you are claiming that the West killed a million Iraqis?

warrenm2

An0n0m0us

I agree but if only ISIS weren't working on chemical weapons. So whilst they are 'only' committing attrocities in Iraq and Syria for now there is evidence to suggest chemical weapon development is high on their agenda which is why one of their main chemical weapons engineers was targeted in a successful drone strike recently. Their control over large swathes of Syria has given them access to Bashad's chemical stock piles that he was unable to destroy before ISIS took control and currently unable to account for.

The recent drone strike killing that chemical weapons engineer is thought to have been a major blow to their progress however he isn't the only one working on their development programme. Those are weapons that have every chance of being used abroad in terrorist strikes.

There is a need to stop them and it is becoming increasingly urgent. It's a shame the security agencies of the West didn't act sooner in preventing the growth of ISIS which has been around since the internal breakup of Al Qaeda in Iraq.

The fact Al Qaeda won't even have dealings with them really highlights what a bunch of murdering fruitcakes this lot really are.

f1_fan

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I am saying that approximately a million civilian deaths have occurred in Iraq and Afghanistan either as a direct or indirect result of the West's military presence there yes!

Martin2005

So not 'at the hands of the West' then.

Since when was it OK to absolve the people who actually did the killing of responsibility?

f1_fan

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Yes at the hands of the West.

Direct: bombing, shelling, gunshots, fires from bombing

Indirect: health issues, food supply issues, population dislocation issues

The Lancet published a survey in 2006 that put the death toll at 650K for Iraq alone and that was nearly 10 years ago!

1 in 20 Iraqis are still displaced from their home to this day.

All caused by our invasions! Please stop trying to pretend it's something it isn't. The West did this! And on a trumped up charge to boot!

lozgti1

Still no excuse for the insane,depraved,barbaric,appalling,inhuman,gross,d isgusting,unforgivable,detestable,sickening behaviour of people who are clearly lower than animals.

Not a nice bunch and their actions have done them no good at all in the eyes of the whole world

Absolutely sickening