You think anything big will happen on 9/11

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Yes or no?

[Akrazotile]

Hopefully just to you.

[MadeFromDust]

Yes, some mollusks will shout snackbar in the sand somewhere

[KNOW1EDGE]

In 9/11? I don't know how that would work but I'm intrigued.... go on.....

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In 9/11? I don't know how that would work but I'm intrigued.... go on.....

It says on are you blind:oldlol:

[gts]

It says on are you blind:oldlol:

Re: You think anything big will happen in 9/11

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Hopefully just to you.

Big tits and Ass:pimp:

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Re: You think anything big will happen in 9/11

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Idiot.

[MadeFromDust]

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:no:

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It doesn't have to be in the US. UK could be a big target since so many ISIS fighters are from there.

[Rodmantheman]

Most likely nothing but I won't be shocked if there's a bombing at a US embassy somewhere in the middle east.

[MadeFromDust]

Most likely nothing but I won't be shocked if there's a bombing at a US embassy somewhere in the middle east.
Flagged by Homeland Security ^^

[MadeFromDust]

It doesn't have to be in the US. UK could be a big target since so many ISIS fighters are from there.
Ummmm. They got their hands full with the Kurds. :rolleyes:

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Ummmm. They got their hands full with the Kurds. :rolleyes:

Is that why UK raised there terror level, they can't even keep track on how many ISIS fighters going to Syria and Iraq.

[JohnFreeman]

Thread reported to FBI.

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[KevinNYC]

ISIS is not part of Al Qaeda and they are constantly feuding so why pick that date?

ISIS's declaration of a caliphate means they feel they are bigger and more important than Al Qaeda.

Perhaps another Islamist group could choose to do something, but I think ISIS is not going to do anything. Also they are going to be pretty busy in the next few months.

[KevinNYC]

ISIS is not part of Al Qaeda and they are constantly feuding so why pick that date?

ISIS's declaration of a caliphate means they feel they are bigger and more important than Al Qaeda.

Perhaps another Islamist group could choose to do something, but I think ISIS is not going to do anything. Also they are going to be pretty busy in the next few months.


Something big happened in Syria on 9/9

Blast in northern Syria kills most leaders of largest Islamist rebel group

[QUOTE]An explosion of uncertain origin Tuesday killed nearly all the leaders of the largest rebel group fighting to topple the government of President Bashar Assad.

At least two dozen senior leaders of Ahrar al Sham, a conservative Islamist group, died in the blast, which came 10 days after the group had distanced itself from al Qaida

[tomtucker]

Something big happened in Syria on 9/9

Blast in northern Syria kills most leaders of largest Islamist rebel group

there are so many of these fukkers....so this won

[Raymone]

It's been 13 years. This kind of stuff won't ever happen here again. Even if they try, they won't succeed.

[Thorpesaurous]

If I were running any organization, I'd want to make it a rule to not have dozens of my senior leaders congragating in a room adjacent to a bomb manufacturing workshop.

[bagelred]

You think anything big will happen on 9/11

We'll see what the government wiill conjure up to frighten us...so maybe....

[StephHamann]

Lithuania will destroy the US


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[poido123]

The Sun will come up.

That's big.

:basketball

[KevinNYC]

If I were running any organization, I'd want to make it a rule to not have dozens of my senior leaders congragating in a room adjacent to a bomb manufacturing workshop.

I bet you work for McKinsey or Harvard Business Review.

The story also mentions that this was one faction of that organization and that they were thinking of joining a more moderate alliance, so they might have been betrayed and this was not an accident.



The cause of the blast was not immediately clear. Ahrar al-Sham said there had been a car bombing, while opposition activists initially reported that a suicide bomber had blown himself up at the meeting. Some have described the incident as a "gas attack".

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I bet you work for McKinsey or Harvard Business Review.

The story also mentions that this was one faction of that organization and that they were thinking of joining a more moderate alliance, so they might have been betrayed and this was not an accident.

:facepalm There wasn't any moderates rebels in Syria to begin with just because ISIS is way more brutal doesn't change the fact that the "moderate rebels" are to.