Left wing media demands respect for al Baghdadi

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The body parts of terrorist ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had barely been collected when the left wing media began dunning Trump for his words and actions and demanding respect for the slain terrorist. Trump minced no words in describing the outcome of the raid:



He died after running into a dead-end tunnel “whimpering, and crying, and screaming all the way.

The compound had been cleared by this time, with people either surrendering, or being shot and killed. Eleven young children were moved out of the house, and are uninjured.

The only ones remaining were Baghdadi in the tunnel, and he had dragged three of his young children with him. They were led to certain death.

He reached the end of the tunnel, as our dogs chased him down.

He ignited his vest, killing himself and the three children.

His body was mutilated by the blast.

The tunnel had caved in on him, in addition.

The thug who tried to hard to intimidate others spent his last moments in utter fear, in total panic and dread, terrified of the American forces bearing down on him.

Baghdadi and the losers who worked for him — and losers they are — they had no idea what they were getting into …

He was a sick and depraved man, and now he’s gone. Baghdadi was vicious, and violent, and he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward, running and crying.

A brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has violently been eliminated. He will never again harm another innocent man, woman, or child.

He died like a dog. He died like a coward. The world is now a much safer place.

Well, my goodness, this is just unacceptable, cried democrats and liberals.

James Clapper fretted that this could “galvanize” ISIS

Clapper said, “What is going to be interesting is to the extent to which this negatively affects ISIS or does it galvanize ISIS, the remnants of ISIS, which still survives as an ideology and has franchises in other places besides Syria.”

He added, “ISIS is more than just Baghdadi, as important as he was. 14,000 to 18,000 fighters yet remaining and the franchise are branches in other places — notably, Afghanistan where of course we still have forces. ISIS did participate in losing leadership. So they decentralized and groomed people to assume the role. Now I don’t know that they have anybody would have the symbolic importance of Bagdadi, but I don’t think we can say at this point that we can stop worrying about ISIS.”

Of course, Trump never said we’d stop worrying about ISIS. Others demanded respect for Baghdadi

We need to show R E S P E C T!

The Washington Post was all about respect for Baghdadi

 

So was Bloomberg

 

And naturally the NY Times would have to pitch for Baghdadi

Respect? For what?

For beheading James Foley?

 

For beheading Steven Sotloff?

 

 

For beheading Peter Kassig?

 

 

For raping, torturing and causing the death of Kayla Mueller?

‘When they first captured Kayla, ISIS fighters pulled her nails out,’ Muna told MailOnline. ‘She was forced to convert to Islam,’ she added.

Muna said she was transported alongside Miss Mueller and another Yazidi sex slave named Susan to the home of Baghdadi’s deputy Abu Sayaff in the Al-Shadadiya suburb of Raqqa.

In October, Baghdadi himself visited the house and repeatedly raped Kayla in front of Muna.

‘She was afraid and she didn’t resist as he would beat her,’ she said. ‘I saw him rape her three or four times and they told us that anybody who runs away, including Kayla, would be killed…Kayla did not know she was the Caliph, but she knew he was important.’

‘When Kayla returned in the morning she was crying and said she’d been raped,’ Muna added.

For burning alive Jordanian pilot First Lt. Muath al-Kaseasbeh?

 

 

Or any of the other mass murders?

Or the Yazidi women sex slaves?

No, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi does not deserve anyone’s respect- not for anything. To assert that the rhetoric be toned down in respect to Islamic custom is to admit that Baghdadi’s actions are based in Islam (to be fair, WaPo and Bloomberg have described Baghdadi as a “religious scholar). obama’s “respect” for the Islamic customs of terrorists got no one anywhere. Prospective recruits need to know the price they will pay. These animals need to know that they will be blown up and have their parts distributed. They need to know that their inglorious leader ran like a frightened coward, screaming and whimpering as he fled. They need to know that Baghdadi murdered his own children. They need to see him ground into the dirt and spit on, with the promise that they could be next.

What they don’t respect is weakness.

 

Bonus

One day after Baghdadi is killed, so was his second in command

The ISIS second-in-command who incited lone-wolf terrorist attacks on the West has been killed, the terror group’s media arm announced Tuesday.

The Pentagon said it could not yet confirm the death of Abu Muhammad al-Adnani but announced that coalition forces had carried out a “precision strike” targeting him near Al-Bab, a Syrian town near the Turkish border.

“We are still assessing the results of the strike, but al-Adnani’s removal from the battlefield would mark another significant blow to [ISIS],” Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said in a statement.

Al-Adnani was ISIS’ charismatic director of external operations and its main propagandist. He served as its No. 2 leader but was at the top of the U.S.’s ISIS kill list, with a $5 million bounty on his head.

 

 

 

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Painting Baghdadi as a sniveling coward (as if raping captured women, beheading and burning prisoners is not indictment enough) may cause a few followers to rethink putting their lives on the line for someone that runs away using his own children as a shield. However, the left knows better, painting him as a principled, dedicated leader and one worthy of respect.

Apparently, blinded by their desire to praise anything Trump opposes, the left doesn’t even think about what they are saying. But, hating this country and everything it stands for helps, I guess.

NONE of these people should ever have political control in this country again.

Interestingwords from Clapper “Galvanize, to shock with electrical current like a dead frog to make it move. Clapper, the frog is dead when you are done and walk from the lab the frog is still dead.
Without you arming ISIS the frog wont rise and go back to the pond.

I was under the impression that bin laden was dumped into the Mediterranean Sea which is against the Muslin traditions for burial.

Why wouldn’t Leftists like him? He’s an enemy of America, and he has never once publicly opposed 3rd trimester abortions or drag queen story hours. People who support those are the real enemies

If anybody hasn’t already seen it go to Twitter and check out #WaPoDeathNotices!

@Brother Bob: The one and only benefit of liberalism is that it provides much opportunity for great parody.

I am sure there are those who would disagree with what the Washington Composts and New York Pravda had to say what do these two liberal rags think about conservative Christians who dont want t heir kids being brainwashed with this Darwinism Enviromemtalism, Gay Rainbow Boys stuff

Look up the Meet the Press interview today (Chuck Todd interviewing O’Brian) Todd is one of the most ignorant reporters I have ever heard. He has he is supposed to be the person doing the interview, yet, he asks so many dumb questions that show his lack of knowledge. No wonder the ratings are in the tank!

I know liberal media has it in for Trump. I know NYTimes leans left and has a liberal bias in how they report the news. Sometimes news is news and information shouldn’t be rejected simply because it’s one that doesn’t comport with our own political biases.

I still have difficulties in giving Trump a pass when criticism seems legit and legitimately earned.

Change my mind:

WASHINGTON — President Trump knew the Central Intelligence Agency and Special Operations commandos were zeroing in on the location for Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the Islamic State leader, when he ordered American troops to withdraw from northern Syria earlier this month, intelligence, military and counterterrorism officials said on Sunday.For months, intelligence officials had kept Mr. Trump apprised of what he had set as a top priority, the hunt for Mr. al-Baghdadi, the world’s most wanted terrorist.But Mr. Trump’s abrupt withdrawal order three weeks ago disrupted the meticulous planning underway and forced Pentagon officials to speed up the plan for the risky night raid before their ability to control troops, spies and reconnaissance aircraft disappeared with the pullout, the officials said.Mr. al-Baghdadi’s death in the raid on Saturday, they said, occurred largely in spite of, and not because of, Mr. Trump’s actions.
It is unclear how much Mr. Trump considered the intelligence on Mr. al-Baghdadi’s location when he made the surprise decision to withdraw the American troops during a telephone call on Oct. 6 with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey. What is clear, military officials said, is that it put commanders on the ground under even more pressure to carry out the complicated operation.More than a half-dozen Pentagon, military, intelligence and counterterrorism officials — along with Mr. Trump, who gave an account during a White House news conference on Sunday — provided a chronology of the raid.The planning for the raid began this past summer, when the C.I.A. first got surprising information about Mr. al-Baghdadi’s general location in a village deep inside a part of northwestern Syria controlled by rival Qaeda groups. The information came after the arrest and interrogation of one of Mr. al-Baghdadi’s wives and a courier, two American officials said.Armed with that initial tip, the C.I.A. worked closely with Iraqi and Kurdish intelligence officials in Iraq and Syria to identify more precisely Mr. al-Baghdadi’s whereabouts and to put spies in place to monitor his periodic movements. American officials said the Kurds continued to provide information to the C.I.A. on Mr. al-Baghdadi’s location even after Mr. Trump’s decision to withdraw the American troops left the Syrian Kurds to confront a Turkish offensive alone.The Syrian and Iraqi Kurds, one official said, provided more intelligence for the raid than any single country.
According to a Syrian engineer who spoke with villagers living near the raid site, Mr. al-Baghdadi had sought shelter in the home of Abu Mohammed Salama, a commander of another extremist group, Hurras al-Din. The commander’s fate in that raid, and the precise nature of his relationship to Mr. al-Baghdadi, are not clear.¶As the Army’s elite Delta Force commando unit began drawing up and rehearsing plans to conduct the mission to kill or capture the ISIS leader, they knew they faced formidable hurdles. The location was deep inside territory controlled by Al Qaeda. The skies over that part of the country were controlled by Syria and Russia.The military called off missions at least twice at the last minute.The final planning for the raid came together over two to three days last week. A senior administration official said that Mr. al-Baghdadi was “about to move.” Military officials determined that they had to go swiftly. If Mr. al-Baghdadi moved again, it would be much harder to track him with the American military pulling out its troops and surveillance assets on the ground in Syria.By Thursday and then Friday, Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper said on ABC’s “This Week,” Mr. Trump “gave us the green light to proceed.’’Around midnight Sunday morning in the region — 5 p.m. Saturday in Washington — eight American helicopters, primarily CH-47 Chinooks, took off from a military base near Erbil, Iraq.Flying low and fast to avoid detection, the helicopters quickly crossed the Syrian border and then flew all the way across Syria itself — a dangerous 70-minute flight in which the helicopters took sporadic groundfire — to the Barisha area just north of Idlib city, in western Syria. Just before landing, the helicopters and other warplanes began firing on a compound of buildings, providing cover for commandos with the Delta Force and their military dogs to descend into a landing zone.
Mr. Trump said that with the helicopter gunships firing from above, the commandos had bypassed the front door, fearing a booby trap, before destroying one of the compound’s walls. That allowed them to rush through and confront a group of ISIS fighters.The president, along with Mr. Esper, Vice President Mike Pence and Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, watched video of the raid piped into the White House Situation Room from surveillance aircraft orbiting over the battlefield.The Delta Force commandos, under fire, entered the compound, where they shot and killed a number of people. As the Delta Force team breached the wall with explosives, an Arabic linguist advised children and other noncombatants how to flee, a decision commanders credited with saving 11 of the children Mr. al-Baghdadi had in his compound.Mr. al-Baghdadi ran into an underground tunnel, with the American commandos in pursuit. Mr. Trump said that the ISIS leader took three children with him, presumably to use as human shields from the American fire. Fearing that Mr. al-Baghdadi was wearing a suicide vest, the commandos dispatched a military dog to subdue Mr. al-Baghdadi, Mr. Trump said.
It was then that the Islamic State leader set off the explosives, killing the three children, Mr. Trump said.Mr. Esper described the climax of the two-hour ground raid on “This Week” this way: “He’s in a compound, that’s right, with a few other men and women with him and a large number of children. Our special operators have tactics and techniques and procedures they go through to try and call them out. At the end of the day, as the president said, he decided to kill himself and took some small children with him, we believe.”
Mr. Trump was more descriptive. “I got to watch much of it,” he said. Mr. al-Baghdadi, he said, “died after running into a dead-end tunnel, whimpering and crying and screaming all the way.”Mr. Esper did not repeat the “whimpering” and “crying” assertion made by Mr. Trump. “I don’t have those details,” he said. “The president probably had the opportunity to talk to the commanders on the ground.”At 7:15 p.m. Washington time on Saturday, the Special Operations commander on the ground reported that Mr. al-Baghdadi had been killed. Five other “enemy combatants” were killed in the compound, the White House said, and “additional enemies were killed in the vicinity.”Two American service members were slightly wounded, the White House said, but have returned to duty. The American military dog was wounded in Mr. al-Baghdadi’s suicide-vest explosion and was taken away, Mr. Trump said.After the raid, the commandos removed the 11 children from the site and handed them over to a woman in the area. The military then ordered the destruction of the site, to ensure it would not in the future become a shrine to ISIS, according to a person familiar with the operation.Altogether, the American troops were on the ground in the compound for around two hours, Mr. Trump said, clearing the buildings of fighters and scooping up information that the president said contained important details on ISIS operations. Mr. Trump said the commandos already had DNA samples from the Islamic State leader, which he said they used to make a quick assessment that they had the right man.Once all the Americans had piled back into their helicopters and started the return flight to Iraq — using the same route out as they had used coming in, Mr. Trump said — American warplanes bombed the compound to ensure it was physically destroyed, Mr. Esper said. Just after 9 p.m. Washington time Saturday — four hours after the helicopters had taken off — Mr. Trump tweeted, “Something very big has just happened!”

@Wordsmith: Well, One of the first thing that President Trump said was that he was not going to advertise what his intentions are. Trump is a master of PSYOPS in business, trade and there is no reason that he would not use it in military situations. Few of the people criticizing Trumps published statement about moving troops, equipment and strategy actually know much about what was and is really happening. Reagan used similar strategies. With all of the leakers in this administration, would any person in his place confide in more than a few people? It was to Trumps advantage that the left and never Trumpers portrayed him as incompetent and a push over. Wordsmith, I value most of your comments, but in the case of Trump, we can only judge him on his results. I doubt few really understand what is in his thoughts.

Look at the people who are criticizing Trump for not being able to put together a trade deal with China. Is that his goal/strategy? I doubt that we will ever have a great trade deal with China, but watch how the rest of Asia improves their GNP at the expense of China. Trump has had many decades to observe the mistakes of our government as well as the government of other countries. He sees the World through different lens than politicians who mostly want to keep their jobs and get richer. He sees the basic strength of a country through economic independence that is protected by a strong military. He will make no deal that puts his and our country at a disadvantage. His success in life has been that many people have underestimated him. You have , too.

@Wordsmith: I’m not sure one has anything to do with the other or if, in fact, pulling a few dozen troops out of northern Syria didn’t cause Baghdadi to lower his guard. Perhaps the move was a routine move to avoid detection. However, the correct assets were in place and ready to go and they did their job with excellence.

@Wordsmith:

” the officials said.”
“military officials said”
and so on and so on, but no one seems to want to put their name to their comments.

But then, it’s the NYSlimes, who, without anonymous sources, would have nothing to print but the want ads.

If someone wants to criticize Trump, have at it. But at least have the cajones to put your name to your criticisms.

@Wordsmith: Its the NYSlimes. There was nothing, not one thing that was a surprise about taking the troops out of Syria, it was always the plan. He ran on getting us out of pointless endless conflicts. We have articles a year old on the subject. Something tells me he was told and simply said make a plan and get the bastid. My bet, they had a go ahead from day 1 before the order to withdraw. Was it simple and safe as a practice ? aw hell no, did Trump call the commander on the ground and get details you bet he did.
Pray for the pooch, Trump should adopt it if he lives.
No man is perfect, there has never been a perfect President, at least he didnt wait for political points or closer to the election to take out that filth.
I celebrate all our guys came out alive and well, a true POS is dead. Let the libs spin what ever they want, tip a glass to the victory.

@Deplorable Me: You made my point. Trump should be judged by results, not the unconventional means he reaches those results. During my 3.5 years in Iraq, I believe that our ultimate failure besides leaving before the job was finished was that very few of our resources were orientated towards helping the Iraqi people improve their economic situation. I could provide pages of examples on this, but the past is past.

@kitt: I bet Trump was watching in real time as everything happened. There likely was terrorist DNA on the camera lens.

@Randy:

DNA on the camera lens

you always make me smile.

@kitt: Thank you. It is sometimes difficult to smile at humor here. Sometimes the ignorant comments make me smile as I shake my head

Its just amazing how stupid liberals can be look at all them who were weeping their little eyes sore when Castro passed away the same with Chavez as well and Manson.its just so amazing liberals can be such a bunch of total idiots

@Wordsmith: SOURCE??? = intelligence, military and counterterrorism officials said on Sunday.
Un-named sources???
WHO said all this anti-Trump spin? “intelligence, military and counterterrorism officials”
The NYTimes is not a great go-to place for fair or balanced reporting on any activity Pres Trump engages in.
He just quit the White House subscription to it because of so much Fake News.
But hey, why not believe them, right Wordsmith?
Compare Bill Taylor’s take (I think it’s crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign) on his 2nd-hand knowledge of Trump’s Ukraine phone call with Gordon Sondland’s. (Bill, I believe you are incorrect about President Trump’s intentions. The President has been crystal clear no quid pro quo’s of any kind. The President is trying to evaluate whether Ukraine is truly going to adopt the transparency and reforms that President Zelensky promised during his campaign I suggest we stop the back and forth by text If you still have concerns I recommend you give Lisa Kenna or S a call to discuss them directly. Thanks.)

If they are real people and not figments of the Times’ writers’ imaginations, I’m sure they’re fair. /sarc off.
The alternate spin (by military experts who have gone on the record by NAME) has been that the pullout left ISIS feeling free to re-emerge and run loose.
Then their leader made a great target for killing.

@Nan G: I believe this line hooked Wordsmith

American officials said the Kurds continued to provide information to the C.I.A. on Mr. al-Baghdadi’s location even after Mr. Trump’s decision to withdraw the American troops left the Syrian Kurds to confront a Turkish offensive alone.

He had earlier expressed his displeasure about Trump getting our men out of harms way. Thinking the Kurdish fighters are helpless ignorant villagers or something, not well seasoned fighters.
Change my mind…

@kitt: Probably.
Here’s an even better refutation of the NYTimes article Word relies on:
https://legalinsurrection.com/2019/10/ny-times-thinks-it-found-the-real-enemy-in-al-baghdadi-raid-trump/#more-298877

Again, the bottom line here is that instead of joining with other Americans and celebrating a great US military victory, Democrats are looking for a quid pro quo. Perhaps Trump told the soldiers to deny Baghdadi a non-perforated body unless he provided his life. THAT’S IMPEACHABLE! QUICK! SECRET HEARINGS!

We need a new adjective to describe Democrats that stand with terrorists instead of giving even grudging credit to Trump for an American victory. Despicable simply isn’t harsh enough.

@Deplorable Me: Actually capturing him alive and letting the Kurds “question” him would reveal a lot of usable information. Every ISIS guy they rolled up they could claim the Baddy told us who you are and where you were. So much loyalty to the cause.