Let's Start World War III! Get ready To Rumble!

Ultimate_Philosophy · February 17, 2016, 1:57pm

Actually you are kind of an idiot cb, joker is an angry man who lives in the jungle all alone. There is a chance he just might be dangerous as he says he is, eh?

Mictlantecuhtli · February 17, 2016, 3:51pm

It tells my age on my profile twit. You’re a moron. Have a good day idiot.

Mictlantecuhtli · February 17, 2016, 3:53pm

Peter Kropotkin:

HaHaHa:

Peter Kropotkin:

HaHaHa:
People like you are not even real human beings to me. You’re a mindless drone. A puppet with strings.

A socially engineered portion of the population to think, act, behave, and live in within parameters instilled by institutional authority. For me if the world catches fire through world war where there are less individuals like yourself all the better.

You know nothing of real suffering or loss. At least not yet…

K: says the psychopath who needs long term psychology help.

Kropotkin

Yes, yes, you certainly like calling me a bunch of names.

What I’ve noticed however is that you always stray away from a debate or argument with me.

The reason for this is because you have nothing in your mental arsonal to even compete against me with. You have nothing.

K: I gain nothing arguing with someone who has a mental disorder.

Kropotkin
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Yes, we all need to be mentally and physically castrated men to fit your description of normal or healthy. Up yours…

Mictlantecuhtli · February 17, 2016, 9:51pm

18 Dead, At Least 61 Injured After Massive “Terrorist” Bombing In Turkish Capital

Update: Sure enough, AKP says this is being treated as “an act of terror” and we also have news that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has set up an emergency security meeting in Ankara, Turkey.

*18 KILLED, 45 INJURED IN BLAST IN TURKISH CAPITAL: BLOOMBERG

With Turkey on the brink of going to war with Russia and, implicitly, Iran, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is looking for an excuse to invade Syria.

The rebels Turkey and Saudi Arabia back are staging what amounts to a last stand at Aleppo and the Kurdish YPG is moving to cut the Azaz corridor, which would effectively mean that Turkey has no way of resupplying the insurgency.

For the past five days, Ankara has been shelling the YPG in a futile attempt to stop their advance.

The only thing that can save the rebellion against Bashar al-Assad is an outright ground operation by the rebels’ Sunni benefactors, including Turkey.

All Erdogan needs is a pretext and he may have just gotten one as reports indicate there’s been a huge explosion in Ankara near parliament and at least 5 people are dead.

Early indications are that military barracks were targeted. A “large number of casulaties” are rumored. Expect this to be pinned on either ISIS or the PKK. If it’s the latter, Ankara will once again claim that the group is working in concert with the YPG and that will be all the evidence Erdogan needs to march across the border.

EXPLOSION REPORTED IN TURKISH CAPITAL ANKARA, AHABER SAYS
ANKARA EXPLOSION OCCURRED NEAR MILITARY RESIDENCES: OFFICIAL
5 PEOPLE KILLED IN ANKARA BLAST: T24 CITES ANKARA GOVERNOR
ANKARA BLAST WAS SUSPECTED CAR BOMB: CNN-TURK CITES GOVERNOR

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cba1067950 · February 18, 2016, 12:58am

Oh god another one. Who cares if he’s dangerous? An old lady in an SUV is dangerous.

cba1067950 · February 18, 2016, 1:02am

Oh wow. I didn’t check your profile. You really showed me.

29? Seriously? That’s depressing.

Mictlantecuhtli · February 18, 2016, 3:29am

We have an enlightened man here claiming to be better than everybody else. A real superior specimen.

Still no word on what he supports or what makes him better by comparison however.

I like tearing a part know it all blowhards…

cba1067950 · February 18, 2016, 6:59am

Who said anything about being better? I just said you sound like a ridiculous inexperienced child. You’re trite and annoying is all. You could be better than me for all I know. I’m sure you have merits. Creating a level 12 chaotic evil rogue on a forum isn’t one of them though. You’re about as edgy as a “I’m with stupid” t-shirt or a “Watch out for the idiot behind me” bumper sticker. And you act like mass manufactured shit like that makes you original or witty. I mean you’re practically quoting cliche one dimensional villains in some of your posts. You just need a twirly mustache and a monocle and you’re all set to really show the world just how much of a misunderstood genius you truly are. It’s fucking ridiculous. And I know this crosses the forum guidelines but god damn man someone has to tell you. The moderators have been sheltering you too long if you think this kind of thing is normal.

But yeah, you’re doing a real fine job tearing me “a part” though. If you start casting fireballs and tying women to rail road tracks, I’ll know I’m in for some real trouble.

Mictlantecuhtli · February 18, 2016, 12:15pm

cba1067950:

HaHaHa:

Oh wow. I didn’t check your profile. You really showed me.

29? Seriously? That’s depressing.

We have an enlightened man here claiming to be better than everybody else. A real superior specimen.

Still no word on what he supports or what makes him better by comparison however.

I like tearing a part know it all blowhards…

Who said anything about being better? I just said you sound like a ridiculous inexperienced child. You’re trite and annoying is all. You could be better than me for all I know. I’m sure you have merits. Creating a level 12 chaotic evil rogue on a forum isn’t one of them though. You’re about as edgy as a “I’m with stupid” t-shirt or a “Watch out for the idiot behind me” bumper sticker. And you act like mass manufactured shit like that makes you original or witty. I mean you’re practically quoting cliche one dimensional villains in some of your posts. You just need a twirly mustache and a monocle and you’re all set to really show the world just how much of a misunderstood genius you truly are. It’s fucking ridiculous. And I know this crosses the forum guidelines but god damn man someone has to tell you. The moderators have been sheltering you too long if you think this kind of thing is normal.

But yeah, you’re doing a real fine job tearing me “a part” though. If you start casting fireballs and tying women to rail road tracks, I’ll know I’m in for some real trouble.

The problem with a lot of people on this forum is that they’re too focused on my avatars, username, and my wild nonserious flamboyant nature in how I act or carry myself. Very few beyond all that actually focus on what I say or the kind of perceptions that I put out there. Yes, the Joker is my alter ego but in the end it’s just a fiction.

I am an absurdist where for me the human world often enough is a sick twisted comedy of sorts. Like any great comedian I like making fun of it all. As the Joker would say, it’s all a pathetic joke.

Really though you don’t know much about me where you should stop pretending that you do.

You think I am sheltered, do you? No, what I think is that you don’t like my philosophies or beliefs which is why for whatever reason you feel the need to go on a public crusade against me.

I feel very honored or special in having your complete undivided attention and antagonism however.

Mictlantecuhtli · February 18, 2016, 9:14pm

Turkey Blames Kurds, Assad For Terrorist Attack, Vows Swift Response

Moments after a massive explosion rocked Ankara on Wednesday, we said the following: “Expect this to be pinned on either ISIS or the PKK. If it’s the latter, Ankara will once again claim that the group is working in concert with the YPG and that will be all the evidence Erdogan needs to march across the border.”

In short, we wondered whether the bombing - which apparently targeted military barracks - would be just the excuse President Recep Tayyip Erdogan needed to launch an all-out ground invasion in Syria. Turkey has been shelling YPG positions for nearly a week in an effort to keep the group (which Ankara equates with the “terrorist” PKK) from cutting the Azaz corridor - the last lifeline between Turkey and the rebels fighting to oust Bashar al-Assad. It’s unlikely that cross-border fire will ultimately halt the YPG advance and so, Erdogan needs an excuse to send in the ground troops.

Sure enough, Ankara has blamed the YPG for the attack and is vowing to retaliate. “Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu blamed a Syrian Kurdish militia fighter working with Kurdish militants inside Turkey for a suicide car bombing that killed 28 people in the capital Ankara, and he vowed retaliation in both Syria and Iraq,” Reuters reports, on Thursday. “Davutoglu said the attack was clear evidence that the YPG, a Syrian Kurdish militia that has been supported by the United States in the fight against Islamic State in northern Syria, was a terrorist organization and that Turkey, a NATO member, expected cooperation from its allies in combating the group.”

Right. It’s “clear evidence” of something alright, but “clear evidence” of what we’re not sure.

“The assailants have all been identified. It was Syrian national Salih Necar who was born in the northern Syrian city Amuda in 1992,” Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Thursday. “YPG is a pawn of the Syrian regime and the regime is directly responsible for the Ankara attack. Turkey reserves the right to take any measure against the Syrian regime,” he added.

Obviously, that’s utter nonsense. Assad is fighting for his life. Both figuratively and literally. The idea that he spends his days plotting Ankara car bombs with the Kurds (who do not, by the way, wholeheartedly support the regime) is patently absurd.

For their part, the YPG says this is nonsense and also says Turkey’s self defense claim (used as an excuse to justify the shelling at Azaz) is equally absurd. “We are completely refuting that," Saleh Muslim, co-chair of the PYD, told Reuters. "I can assure you that not even one bullet is fired by YPG into Turkey [because YPG doesn’t] consider Turkey as an enemy.”

Needless to say, this “terror attack” is exceptionally suspicious. Turkey is one of the countries with the most to lose if the effort to usurp Assad fails. And as you’re likely aware, the rebellion is on the ropes. Aleppo is surrounded by Russia and Hezbollah and it will fall in a matter of weeks. Once it’s recaptured by Assad, the rebel cause is lost. The rebellion will be over.

Sending supplies to the hodgepodge of Sunni rebels operating in and around the city is no longer sufficient and even if it were, the YPG is about to cut the last supply line. As we said last week, it’s do or die time for Ankara and Riyadh. Either go to war on behalf of the rebels orconcede defeat to Moscow and Tehran. The question, we said, is how Ankara will ultimately be able to pitch an intervention at Aleppo as a fight against terror when the ISIS presence there is relatively minimal.

Well, now we know.

Turkey will use the Ankara bombing - which killed 28 people - to justify a ground incursion to punish the YPG which, you’re reminded, are not only backed by Russia, but the US as well. “All necessary measures will be taken against [YPG and PKK] anywhere and under any circumstances. No attack against Turkey has been left unanswered,” Davutoglu promised. “All those who intend to use terror pawns against Turkey must know that [playing] this game of terror will hit them like a boomerang,” he added.

So there you have it: the excuse for Turkey to invade Syria and it’s the same as it ever was. Ankara is just “fighting terror,” like everyone else in the world.

For those unfamiliar, the YPG have been the most effective on-the-ground force when it comes to fighting Islamic State. They’ve managed to secure nearly the entire border with the Turks and are seeking to unite their territory east of the Euphrates with the towns they control west of the river, and that means capturing key border cities. For Turkey, that’s an unacceptable outcome, as it would effectively mean establishing a Kurdish proto-state on the border, a move that would likely embolden Turkish Kurds who are already seeking greater autonomy.

So invading Syria serves two purposes for Ankara: 1) it checks the Kurdish advance, and 2) it shores up the rebels fighting to overthrow Bashar al-Assad.

But while the Turks are known for being exceptionally capable on the battlefield, it isn’t clear they know what they’re getting into here. Hezbollah practically invented urban warfare and their fighters view martyrdom as an honor and a privilege (and not in the perverse way that ISIS conceptualizes death). Additionally, Hassan Nasrallah’s forces are backed by what is perhaps the most capable air force on the planet.

We close with a rather inauspicious quote from Davutoglu: “I repeat my warning to Russia - which lately gives air support for YPG to advance into Azaz and conducts heavy shelling on Syrian people - not to use the terrorist organization against innocent Syrian people and Turkey.”

Those who live in glass houses Mr. Davutoglu, should most assuredly not throw stones.

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Meno2 · February 18, 2016, 11:03pm

The catch is certainly dangerous, formula simplex:
Turkey is inflammable, against ALL prudence, however we in the West, sitting idly, can only through
reverse magnification, see only large artificially far, unified objects, where in, the truth being said, it’s all too myopic down there, and the catch is They Are Members of NATO. Anyone attacking them is 'our enemy, immediately.

Frrrrrrrrightening!

Mictlantecuhtli · February 19, 2016, 12:17am

All preplanned and arranged…

cba1067950 · February 19, 2016, 2:01am

HaHaHa:

The problem with a lot of people on this forum is that they’re too focused on my avatars, username, and my wild nonserious flamboyant nature in how I act or carry myself. Very few beyond all that actually focus on what I say or the kind of perceptions that I put out there. Yes, the Joker is my alter ego but in the end it’s just a fiction.

I am an absurdist where for me the human world often enough is a sick twisted comedy of sorts. Like any great comedian I like making fun of it all. As the Joker would say, it’s all a pathetic joke.

Really though you don’t know much about me where you should stop pretending that you do.

You think I am sheltered, do you? No, what I think is that you don’t like my philosophies or beliefs which is why for whatever reason you feel the need to go on a public crusade against me.

I feel very honored or special in having your complete undivided attention and antagonism however.

Yes I agree. You are so annoying it creates problems. Imagine how easily they could be fixed if you just abandoned your “fiction”. It’s like if you showed up to work and juggled all day and were like “The problem with this job is that they expect me to work and not juggle.” And I’m here saying, you shouldn’t be here. And you’re defense is what? It’s “funny”, or “I don’t get it”. I get it. It’s stupid.

I don’t like your philosophies, but I can respectfully disagree with different opinions, even learn a lot about the world from those types. But this kind of behavior is usually beaten out of people by 29. You seem hell bent on bringing your snuggie blanket to the grave. But whatever. I don’t want to do this anymore. I’m being a dick and I have shit I should be doing. Sorry I guess?

Mictlantecuhtli · February 19, 2016, 2:04am

cba1067950:

HaHaHa:

The problem with a lot of people on this forum is that they’re too focused on my avatars, username, and my wild nonserious flamboyant nature in how I act or carry myself. Very few beyond all that actually focus on what I say or the kind of perceptions that I put out there. Yes, the Joker is my alter ego but in the end it’s just a fiction.

I am an absurdist where for me the human world often enough is a sick twisted comedy of sorts. Like any great comedian I like making fun of it all. As the Joker would say, it’s all a pathetic joke.

Really though you don’t know much about me where you should stop pretending that you do.

You think I am sheltered, do you? No, what I think is that you don’t like my philosophies or beliefs which is why for whatever reason you feel the need to go on a public crusade against me.

I feel very honored or special in having your complete undivided attention and antagonism however.

Yes I agree. You are so annoying it creates problems. Imagine how easily they could be fixed if you just abandoned your “fiction”. It’s like if you showed up to work and juggled all day and were like “The problem with this job is that they expect me to work and not juggle.” And I’m here saying, you shouldn’t be here. And you’re defense is what? It’s “funny”, or “I don’t get it”. I get it. It’s stupid.

I don’t like your philosophies, but I can respectfully disagree with different opinions, even learn a lot about the world from those types. But this kind of behavior is usually beaten out of people by 29. You seem hell bent on bringing your snuggie blanket to the grave. But whatever. I don’t want to do this anymore. I’m being a dick and I have shit I should be doing. Sorry I guess?

Take the time to read this, fuck off. That’s all. You take care now.

cba1067950 · February 19, 2016, 2:29am

Real care free attitude there. Oh well. You can bring a turd to water but you can’t make it flush itself I suppose.

Fair enough though. “Fuck off” would probably be its own sentence though. Take care. Don’t let the man keep you down you strong independent women. Bye <3

Ultimate_Philosophy · February 19, 2016, 2:32am

What cba’s philosophy is I cannot tell, it seems to be hinting at about being beating up people he does not like the worldviews of.

cba1067950 · February 19, 2016, 2:52am

That is practically everyone.

Mictlantecuhtli · February 19, 2016, 2:57am

Don’t let the door knob smack you on the ass on your way out. Good riddance I say.

Mictlantecuhtli · February 19, 2016, 2:59am

I think that I can help illuminate on the individual in question with a short sentence shedding some light.

Muh enlightened point of views are more sophisticated than yours…Muh objectivism!

Mictlantecuhtli · February 21, 2016, 5:23pm

Multiple Suicide Attacks Rock Shiite Strongholds In Syria; Dozens Killed, Hundreds Wounded

Update: Multiple sources confirm bombers have also targeted SAA and Hezbollah positions in Damascus. 22 are now reported killed. ISIS has now claimed responsibility.

"We have reached a provisional agreement in principle on the terms of a cessation of hostilities that could begin in the coming days,” John Kerry said on Sunday, at a news conference in Amman with Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh.

Kerry was in contact with Sergei Lavrov today and the two diplomats reportedly agreed on “the modalities” for a ceasefire - whatever that means.

Although this is being reported by both the Western and Russian media as though it marks some kind of turning point, Russia again reiterated that any deal won’t include “the terrorists” and Moscow’s list of “terrorists” in Syria is a bit longer than Washington’s list. While Lavrov indicated that The Kremlin would refer to the UN Security Council’s list of terrorist groups, the situation on the ground is so fluid in Syria that it’s fairly easy to target whomever you please and claim there were terrorists in the area because frankly, there are terrorists, militants, and Sunni extremists virtually everywhere.

Even Kerry himself admitted the ceasefire would likely have no effect. “I do not believe that in the next few days, during which time we try to bring this into effect, there is somehow going to be a tipping point with respect to what is happening on the ground… The opposition has made clear their determination to fight back,” he said.

Indeed, efforts to curtail the fighting are off to a rather inauspicious start. 46 people were killed in Homs on Sunday after two car bombs hit the city center’s Zahra district. Charred bodies lay smoldering in the wreckage and more than 100 injured bystanders stumbled through the streets, shell shocked. “The explosions at a traffic light at al-Siteen Street in the al-Zahra neighborhood happened within minutes of each other,” RT reports. “At least one of the two blasts was triggered by a suicide bomber driving a car.”

Although no one immediately claimed responsibility, ISIS is the likely culprit. The group killed 26 people in Homs less than a month ago in a similar attack.

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