ISIS nuke threat heightened.

Many have learned the most common currency in the US is fear. It's being used to get people to buy anything.

a reply to: PLAYERONE01

Yeah i have to agree, I mean coming out and naming your dealer is way stupid, even the dumbest of junkies wont do that, well maybe for a cigarette and a coffee they will but you get the picture.

Well ISIS isn't the sharpest tools in the tool shed, so I wouldn't expect them to do things the smart way.

That is just as smart as telling others where your going to have a terrorist attack before it happens.

Not exactly the smartest bunch of people are they?

originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: PLAYERONE01

Yeah i have to agree, I mean coming out and naming your dealer is way stupid, even the dumbest of junkies wont do that, well maybe for a cigarette and a coffee they will but you get the picture.

Well ISIS isn't the sharpest tools in the tool shed, so I wouldn't expect them to do things the smart way.

That is just as smart as telling others where your going to have a terrorist attack before it happens.

Not exactly the smartest bunch of people are they?

Really? So they're so dumb they would name their dealer, as you state "isn't the sharpest tool in the tool shed". Yet, some avatars on here scream "BEWARE, BEWARE the Caliphate!"

If they're so dumb how come they are getting into real estate setting up ISIS hotel on the Baghdad Boardwalk?
How did they manage to be the richest oil barons?
How did they take Ramadi?

Are they real? Real dumb? Or real smart? Or does it matter by the day? Perhaps they get stupid points for everytime they throw a fag off a queer building.

originally posted by: Soloprotocol

originally posted by: Rosinitiate
There really isn't a single nuclear armed country stupid enough to give ISIS a nuke, even ISIS's handlers.

What wouldn't surprise me is a "handler" nuking themselves or an "ally" and blame it on ISIS.

Yeah, it's not like a scene from the Life of Brian and they are haggling over the price of a Beard here.

Someone stupid enough to sell a extremely dangerous weapon to a extremely dangerous man should know that that same weapon could be used against anyone, Including the idiot who sold it. Imagine if Pakistan sold a Nuke and it was used against India..

ISIS fighter: "I'll gladly pay you Friday for a cheeseburger today!"

a reply to: socketdude

Wtf, a terror magazine?!
Pakistan "selling them a nuke"?!

Pakistan needs a good kick up the arse if they're even thinking about such a deal.
Bad enough having nukes in supposed safe hands as it is, let alone an out of control black op.

a reply to: Rosinitiate

The folks pulling the strings in the background are the smart ones.
Smart people don't aspire to die.

a reply to: woogleuk

Find a sympathetic Captain and crew, put it on a ship and goodbye New York, Charleston, South Carolina, Port Everglades, Florida, Oakland, California, Houston, Texas...
Maybe even get one in to Norfolk, Virginia.
And no, with all the inspections and port security, people don't believe it can happen. They didn't think the Twin Towers could fall either.

It helps when the method of those that ISIS confronts is to drop their arms and run.

As for as oil sales, the US and other must know who is buying and allowing it as part of the plan. It's not like oil tankers are easily to sneak around the world. They have to be filled, sailed and unloaded. Is this oil boom even happening or is it a cover for 'donations' to ISIS.

a reply to: roadgravel

ISIS are selling the oil locally within Syria and on the black market to Turkey.

There's no tankers.

a reply to: socketdude
All nuclear materials in all countries should have additional UN security perimeter and guards to make sure even in wars or coups that those weapons and materials never fall into the wrong hands.

This could be far enough away to allow secrecy to each facility and would still allow autonomous use of weapons and materials for science by said country. Inside the perimeters would be the countries own security and safe guards.

I realize there would need to be a lot worked out but we def need more security over nukes.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: roadgravel

ISIS are selling the oil locally within Syria and on the black market to Turkey.

There's no tankers.

Didn't the u.s kill the Isis oil point man through the week? I think they did.....

a reply to: EA006

Yes, I believe that's the case

a reply to: socketdude

The Assad chemical weapons against children didn't persuade the public to go to war in Syria, but I'm sure ISIS with a nuke will help sway public opinion.

How convenient.

Is there anybody seriously buying this manufactured BS?

a reply to: socketdude

That...is exactly right.

To me this entire fiasco is a propaganda machine at its finest....gorsh, shux, aaw heck I guess we need to take over Syria after all. Darn it all.

a reply to: Xeven

Bah, Im all for restricting nukes, but I am utterly against giving any more power to the United Nations.

Just wait until the find Saddam's WMD's...

originally posted by: Soloprotocol

originally posted by: Rosinitiate
There really isn't a single nuclear armed country stupid enough to give ISIS a nuke, even ISIS's handlers.

What wouldn't surprise me is a "handler" nuking themselves or an "ally" and blame it on ISIS.

Yeah, it's not like a scene from the Life of Brian and they are haggling over the price of a Beard here.

Someone stupid enough to sell a extremely dangerous weapon to a extremely dangerous man should know that that same weapon could be used against anyone, Including the idiot who sold it. Imagine if Pakistan sold a Nuke and it was used against India..

That's precisely why this proposal is preposterous...

Beside the fact that Pakistan are at war with at Tehrik-I-Taliban who are allied with ISIS...

It could even be used against Pakistan, potentially...


& as a Nuclear capable nation, they're not as stupid as this ISIS fella is making out!

No big deal.
If the fallout reads from Pakistan ,WE are going to war to disarm Pakistan,or Iran or ANYONE who's weapons leave their signature in the remnants of a nuclear attack.
THEN we will FINALLY sweep Iraq and Syria to take out ISIS.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

Nerve agents done and overwith.

Just to follow the narrative, not that I believe this at all .

But regarding the size of a nuke, North Korea recently claimed they can miniaturise them.

N Korea mini nuke

A mini nuke on western soil? Doesn't really have to be USA, could even be an ME country I suppose.

It is all hogwash I imagine. Still, interesting times we live in.