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Showing posts with label Mother Of All Bombs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mother Of All Bombs. Show all posts

Saturday, April 15, 2017

Libs All Concerned That ISIS Terrorists Were Killed



Libs Finally Honest… Go Pro-Terrorist After Trump Devastates ISIS With MOAB Bomb


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After the United States military dropped the country’s most explosive non-nuclear bomb down on Islamic State group militants operating in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, the reaction at home has been almost as powerful as the bombing itself.
It’s hard to believe that anyone would be against the idea of bombing the Islamic State, one of the most brutal and barbaric organizations the world has ever seen, but when a reasonable person says, “there’s no way,” there are always a few liberals who will say right back: “Hold my drink.”
And after news of the bombing spread, the liberals came out in droves.

In Washington, President Donald Trump called the operation “another successful job,” but liberals, of course, saw it differently.


According to CNN, the bombing took place in northeastern Afghanistan, in the Nangarhar Province, when an MC-130 airplane dropped the 30-foot long, 21,600-pound Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb. It was the first time the MOAB has been used in actual combat, CNN reported.

Want to annoy some liberals? Don’t just watch this video … savor it:
White House press secretary Sean Spicer said the attack targeted “a system of tunnels and cave that ISIS fighters use to move around freely,” according to CNN.
Some of the reactions on Twitter ranged from unimpressed to outraged, with some critics of the administration even implying they know better than the whole military command involved in the situation about what should have been done and the most effective tool to do it with.

— Why did we use this massive bomb
— Was anyone injured who was not an intended target
— Why does this information need to be leaked out
@TomNamako Why are you asking these pesky questions instead of Worshipping The Bomb, Tom.

Tom Namako, deputy news director at Buzzfeed News, really seemed to know what he was talking about.

Why did we use this massive bomb? Because they’re our enemies, Tom. They’re not our buddies. This was a legitimate attack on a legitimate target, and you are going to have to get over it.
Actress Grace Parra claimed that last week’s successful missile strike in Syria was some sort of introduction to warfare for Trump.


The worst tweet actually belonged to a staff writer for The Washington Post, who thinks the use of the military we pay so much for and work so hard to maintain has doomed us all.


“We are all going to die?” Seriously?
What do you expect Trump to do? Let Islamofascists flourish all throughout the region, killing and conquering as they please?
You can’t be both against bombing the Islamic State group and against the Islamist terrorist at the same time, unless you want American soldiers doing the fighting instead of American planes dropping bombs — and it’s pretty safe to say these people opposed to the bombing don’t want boots on the ground.
Denouncing American victories is not only anti-American, it’s pro-terrorist, whether those doing it realize it or not. These people need to shape up and realize that we have a president now who won’t permit terrorists to prosper any longer.
H/T Mediaite
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How could someone be opposed to taking the fight to ISIS?

94 Less Terrorists--It's A Great Day!

Afghan official: Massive US bomb death toll rises to 94

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U.S. forces and Afghan commandos are seen in Asad Khil near the site of a U.S. bombing in the Achin district of Jalalabad, east of Kabul, Afghanistan, Saturday, April 17, 2017. U.S. forces in Afghanistan on Thursday struck an Islamic State tunnel complex in eastern Afghanistan with the largest non-nuclear weapon every used in combat by the U.S. military, Pentagon officials said. (AP Photo/Rahmat Gul)
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The number of militants killed in an attack by the largest non-nuclear weapon ever used in combat by the U.S. military has risen to 94, an Afghan official said Saturday.
Ataullah Khogyani, spokesman for the provincial governor in Nangarhar, said the number of Islamic State group dead was up from the 36 reported a day earlier. A Ministry of Defense official had said Friday the number of dead could rise as officials assessed the bomb site in Achin district.
"Fortunately there is no report of civilians being killed in the attack," Khogyani said.
The increased death toll in Nangarhar was announced as officials in southern Helmand province reported at least 11 civilians were killed and one wounded in two roadside bomb blasts overnight.
The U.S. attack on a tunnel complex in remote eastern Nangarhar province near the Pakistan border killed at least four IS group leaders, Khogyani said. He said a clearance operation to assess the site of the attack was continuing.
The strike using the Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb, or MOAB, was carried out Thursday against an Islamic State group tunnel complex carved into the mountains that Afghan forces had tried to assault repeatedly in recent weeks in fierce fighting in Nangarhar province.
Former Afghan president Hamid Karzai on Saturday criticized both the Afghan and U.S. governments for the attack in Nangarhar. Addressing a gathering in capital Kabul, Karzai said that allowing the U.S. to carry out the bombing was "treason" and an insult to Afghanistan.
Current President Ashraf Ghani's office said Friday there was "close coordination" between the U.S. military and the Afghan government on the operation, and they were careful to prevent any civilian casualties.
The U.S. estimates 600-800 IS fighters are in Afghanistan, mostly in Nangarhar. The U.S. has concentrated on fighting them while also supporting Afghan forces against the Taliban. The U.S. has more than 8,000 US troops in Afghanistan, training local forces and conducting counterterrorism operations.
In Helmand province, at least 11 civilians were killed and one wounded in two roadside bomb blasts late Friday evening, said Omar Zwak, spokesman for the provincial governor.
"All victims of the attack were innocent civilians including women and children," said Zwak. The 11 died in a blast in Nawa district when their vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. Another person was wounded when a second bomb exploded in Lashkar Gah, the capital of Helmand, he said.
Also on Saturday, Khogyani said a district leader and three others were wounded when their vehicle was targeted by a bomb. One of the wounded was Ghalib Mujahid, Bati Kot district chief, he said.
"The district chief and others are out of danger and are not in life-threatening condition," he said.
Last November, Mujahid was attacked by a sticky bomb attached to the vehicle and he was wounded and his driver was killed.