Over the weekend President Obama has suggested his military options in Iraq are predicated on Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki agreeing to a series of US mandated reforms aimed at easing sectarian tensions.
The reports from earlier this weekend suggest the sudden demands came after the US decided Baghdad was not in any immediate danger of falling to ISIS fighters who have taken most of western Iraq.
At the same time, reports out of the Sunday Times say the British SAS are already sending forces to Iraq to prepare for possible US and British air strikes against Iraq, suggesting that the decision may already be made.
Many Congressmen have been calling for the US to start launching air strikes soon, to at least be doing something in Iraq, though experts have suggested the strikes will have little to no impact on the situation on the ground, since Iraqi troops have been so decisively routed by the ISIS advance.
The only option off the table seems to be minding our own business.
Why do they not openly claim what type of new map in the region they want to install? It seem s to be theater to cover the long targeted plans of a new map of Iraq and the region around. See http://www.voltairenet.org/article184301.html
It is a German version. However – the map and a machine translation may be OK.
Britian will be on both sides of this war , As I understand Britian has over 500 soldier fighting on the ISIS side .
What is this man is talking about, reform of what! to give in for some Saudis mercenaries to have them on the payroll of the Iraqi government and give them more internal power to destroy more of Iraq? Or give in to Saudis demands and those Sunnis whom are hiding in turkey waiting for such opportunity to get at sheei't't Muslims, those whom are supporting the very same mercenaries feed by Turkish government in Syria. Barack Hussein Obama, these people are savages, barbarians you cannot reform them by anything, as if you would force Saudis tyrant regime to let a church to be belt by Vatican in Saudi Arabia or any of UAE, that won't happen, but if you want to reform anything in this world, there you have your hand full by starting in Saudis Arabia.