About twenty thousand ISIS troops are on the outskirts of Baghdad about to strike and tear down the puppet regime of the United Staes. The puppets are asking their masters for more ground troops to quell the Sunni uprising that aims to take back their country that was torn apart from the American invasion. American troops dare not to enter Fallujah again as the city was known as the graveyard of the Americans and the Sunni brave warriors cut down American soldiers like the Sioux at the Little Bighorn.
If Baghdad falls this will be the crowning of the Islamic State and they basically will have a country and America sees itself as the British did at Yorktown in 1783. There is really no point in the American military to keep resisting the inevitable as they are a debt ridden defeated nation who can no longer afford policing the world and regions where their presence is not tolerated by ninety nine percent of the people. The well armed Kurds are putting up a residence but they can expect and should not look forward to any Turkish support in their battles with ISIS. Why should Turkey aid a group that has conducted insurgencies towards their secular state for decades and American fascination with the left leaning Kurds who would be nothing but future vessels to a Russian state is extremely bewildering as just A few years ago the Kurdish PKK was considered one of the most dangerous and largest terrorist groups in the world. Barack Obama has been extremely cautious about letting the war state put ground forces into this hell hole of Iraq as it can take years to withdraw troops once they are deployed but the facts are you never win a war with just air support. Perhaps the best way to avoid the humiliation of losing a war and empowering Islamic radicals is not invading and getting involved in their territories and letting local peoples and governments deal with their internal problems that don't concern America.
If Baghdad falls then let it fall as this concerns the Iranians and Russians more than us. Let them deal with the confusion and expense while we rebuild our strength and deal with issues closer to home.
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