Initially sent to Iraq with the idea of trying to capture British members of ISIS, the SAS Special Forces are now revealed to be on a “kill only” mission, and are being told not to take any prisoners.
The SAS troops, fighting on quadricycles, are killing several ISIS fighters daily, and claim to have killed some 200 fighters over the past four weeks. How many are British nationals is unclear.
SAS sources say they’ve been told to wipe ISIS off the map, and that “we don’t want to bring them back to the UK to stand trial,” adding “they can die in the dirt in Iraq.”
British officials had previous made much of their intention to arrest British nationals who went overseas to join ISIS. The shift toward summary killings, explicitly to avoid a trial, may prove controversial.
When a dead is dead, specially being a member of ISIS where nationality means nothing to these people as humanity have no meaning, is no matter how, or by whom they are killed, dead ISIS means one les barbarians.
How did a typical Hollywood movie script pass as a genuine article on this site? I always expect more from Antiwar not a childish article like this.
Slaughterhouse War — Instant execution to the losers
A perfect example of why allowing a foreign power to fight in a civil way has to be the greatest crime against humanity known to man. Specially when their Western Special Forces who have twice the intelligence and four times the ability to kill as infantry men who are normally of the slow of thought laboring-class. Extra-specially when their from England the most intelligent nation on earth
For being free of having to guard, feed and shelter prisoners, that frees the Special Forces to kill 50% more of the enemy in a fast moving operation.
For executing the helpless who surrender, this gives a combat unity complete freedom to commit war crimes as dead witnesses tell no tales.
For Western nations pursue endless war for the primary purpose of killing off their laboring men, as this increases the intelligence of their society giving them a better ability to compete in capitalism and to kill in war.