And turkey if you count the occupied zones in kurdistan.

compare to maps from earlier

its much more organized

True, but broken into three countries nonetheless.

still it shows an inevitable yet very slow process

i think we should focus one war at a time

and not spread out

And, let me remind you that ISIS has given up the conventional method of warfare, and are going guriella within iraq.

Mostly because the US has stopped supporting them.

Infact, they have gained some territory because of their guriella activities in an area that was liberated months ago.

and in syria

the reverse is true

is this server a micky-take of far-left ideologies?

please say yes

@Deleted User America's influence is waning on the middle east, the taliban are more powerful than it has been in decades, iraq is returning to ba'athism, after they began attacking the kurds once again, and their campaign in syria was an utter disaster, after the FSA completely collapsed, and is now controlled by al-qaeda which is funded by the US, and propped up by turkey, while assad has regained territory that was lost years ago, and is reclaiming major cities and territory, infact recently assad cut al-qaeda and the FSA territories in half.

@Rationality. Not in it's intended purpose.

@Deleted User yet their leader is kurdish

oof

i doubt its baathism

but nationalism

they want a united iraq

there

and who wouldn't want their country unified

I am prepared to leave this server immediatley

oof

ok

well

bye

@Deleted User how would you feel if England came in and separated parts of the south for flordians

Heil hitler and shit

@Deleted User That woulden't happen.

@Deleted User best comparison

@Deleted User Not really.

than there really isn't one is there

if so make it

We are comparing two religions here, let me remind you.

how would you feel if isis and the kurds teamed up

It woulden't happen, ISIS is sunni, and kurdistan is kurdish.

the majority of kurds

are SUNNI