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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2014 11:29:43 GMT
A lot more aggressive Ishould think Hopefully they are targeting the so called British twats that are out there, we could save a hell of a lot of trouble and expense by shooting the bastards before they leave the UK, fucking traitors British my arse if a dog is born in a stable it is not a horse. I would think that could well be who they are targeting .....one in particular you would think
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Post by wizzardofdribble on Nov 24, 2014 13:48:09 GMT
Anyroad....Getting back to dying prematurely....Who's first ...? Who wants to risks ones life for a medieval cause ? You want salad on your Kebab boss ? Mumf Leave it to the professionals .....it's been reported in the papers today ( and on the Internet ) that the SAS have been infiltrating IS positions in Iraq for the last month ....and snipers have taken out up to 200 of them at a rate of 8 per day ( and this is from an SAS scource ) .....they have been landed behind IS positions by Chinook helicopters and are operating using Quad bikes for mobility According to The Daily Mirror. According to The Mail two SAS were captured inside Syria & have been released after 'intense negotiation'. I would imagine they have been involved in covert operations from within Syria for a while but surprised they have (or have been told) to compromise this position by showing their hand. I would have thought that the intelligence they would provide from covert ops would be of far more value than shooting a few of the bastards(If you'll excuse my language) however satisfying that might be.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2014 14:13:03 GMT
Leave it to the professionals .....it's been reported in the papers today ( and on the Internet ) that the SAS have been infiltrating IS positions in Iraq for the last month ....and snipers have taken out up to 200 of them at a rate of 8 per day ( and this is from an SAS scource ) .....they have been landed behind IS positions by Chinook helicopters and are operating using Quad bikes for mobility According to The Daily Mirror. According to The Mail two SAS were captured inside Syria & have been released after 'intense negotiation'. I would imagine they have been involved in covert operations from within Syria for a while but surprised they have (or have been told) to compromise this position by showing their hand. I would have thought that the intelligence they would provide from covert ops would be of far more value than shooting a few of the bastards(If you'll excuse my language) however satisfying that might be. That's a valid point you make concerning intelligence gathering .
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Post by Clem Fandango on Nov 24, 2014 20:45:50 GMT
Leave it to the professionals .....it's been reported in the papers today ( and on the Internet ) that the SAS have been infiltrating IS positions in Iraq for the last month ....and snipers have taken out up to 200 of them at a rate of 8 per day ( and this is from an SAS scource ) .....they have been landed behind IS positions by Chinook helicopters and are operating using Quad bikes for mobility According to The Daily Mirror. According to The Mail two SAS were captured inside Syria & have been released after 'intense negotiation'. I would imagine they have been involved in covert operations from within Syria for a while but surprised they have (or have been told) to compromise this position by showing their hand. I would have thought that the intelligence they would provide from covert ops would be of far more value than shooting a few of the bastards(If you'll excuse my language) however satisfying that might be. I suppose its what the SAS have always done in terms of disruption tactics. From a psychological point of view it might be worth doing if IS don't know when they are going to get hit plus the prospect of facing special forces might worry a few of the weaker characters in the IS ranks.
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Post by crapslinger on Nov 24, 2014 22:36:54 GMT
According to The Daily Mirror. According to The Mail two SAS were captured inside Syria & have been released after 'intense negotiation'. I would imagine they have been involved in covert operations from within Syria for a while but surprised they have (or have been told) to compromise this position by showing their hand. I would have thought that the intelligence they would provide from covert ops would be of far more value than shooting a few of the bastards(If you'll excuse my language) however satisfying that might be. I suppose its what the SAS have always done in terms of disruption tactics. From a psychological point of view it might be worth doing if IS don't know when they are going to get hit plus the prospect of facing special forces might worry a few of the weaker characters in the IS ranks. Worrying is not for martyrs , hope they are shitting themselves fucking British my arse.
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Post by wizzardofdribble on Nov 25, 2014 9:45:21 GMT
According to The Daily Mirror. According to The Mail two SAS were captured inside Syria & have been released after 'intense negotiation'. I would imagine they have been involved in covert operations from within Syria for a while but surprised they have (or have been told) to compromise this position by showing their hand. I would have thought that the intelligence they would provide from covert ops would be of far more value than shooting a few of the bastards(If you'll excuse my language) however satisfying that might be. I suppose its what the SAS have always done in terms of disruption tactics. From a psychological point of view it might be worth doing if IS don't know when they are going to get hit plus the prospect of facing special forces might worry a few of the weaker characters in the IS ranks. About 95% of what 22 Squadron do is observation & intelligence gathering. The public only see the 'exciting' 5%. They would definitely have been involved in covert ops so now there cover is blown I can only assume..like you say..that it's to plant, psychologically, a bit of fear & maybe panic. When Margaret Thatcher took them off their lead in the early 80s in Northern Ireland (in response to Warrenpoint/ Mountbatten and increasing attacks on RUC Stations) the effect was quite devastating (& led eventually to Stalker/ Shoot to Kill Enquiry). The negative publicity this caused far outweighed the positive results the regiment achieved. So the moral of the story is ' use with caution' ;-)
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Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2014 21:32:34 GMT
27 confirmed to have died so far , which is a great shame....I was hoping for far more , but there is always those who are prepared to down tools and take up the fight.
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