How to deal with Islamic Extremism?

Cancer spreads on human body when protein tissues overgrowth. Effected cancer cells start to destroy healthy cells and make a disorder in human body. Ironically, guest (cancer) destroys its host (human body.)

Cancers can be categorized in two types. One is benign and the other is malignant. In benign cancer, body cells are not destroyed totally, so we can cautiously say that it is not fatal. This type of cancer is treatable if it is diagnosed early. On the other hand, malignant cancer does not have any mercy to body cells and destroy them all to the last point. No treatment has found for this type of cancer yet.

Assessing President Obama strategy in Iraq after the fall of Ramadi to the ISIS

Ten months after U.S. air strikes began, ISIS militants took control of Ramadi, the capital of Anbar Province. The group launched an assault on May 15 with the backing of sleeper cells to capture government facilities and take control of most of the city just two days later, on May 17. Ramadi is strategic to the Islamic State because of its proximity to Baghdad. The Islamic State group’s seizure of Ramadi, was a painful blow to the US-led war against the jihadists.

What happened in Ramadi was a failure of the Iraqi forces to fight. Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter said Sunday that Iraqi forces had demonstrated “no will to fight” against the ISIS, blaming them for a retreat that led to the terrorist group’s victory in capturing the Iraqi city of Ramadi. Al-Zamili, head of Iraq’s parliamentary defense and security committee, dismissed Carter’s remarks as “unrealistic and baseless”. He said the US had failed to provide “good equipment, weapons and aerial support” to the soldiers and was seeking to “throw the blame on somebody else”. Maj Gen Tim Cross, speaking to the BBC’s Today program, said: “Churchill said back at the beginning of the 20th century, you can destroy an army very quickly, and effectively we did that when we disbanded the Iraqi military back in 2003, but … it can take a generation to build a strong capable military that is going to win this sort of campaign.”

Mr. McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, repeated his call to send American ground troops, including Special Operations forces, into Iraq. Mr. McCain blamed President Obama on CBS’s “Face the Nation” by saying: “We need to have a strategy.” He added, “There is no strategy. And anybody that says that there is I’d like to hear what it is. Because it certainly isn’t apparent now.”

How world reliefs from Iran global threats?

Iran playing a destabilizing role in the Middle East and it is a threat for global peace. It supports Hezbollah in Lebanon. It actively try to interrupt Palestinian peace process. It send arms and intelligence to Houthi rebels in Yemen. It backs criminal Assad in Syria, and support Shiites militias in Iraq. 

So how can we stop Iran doing all this things? Maybe President Obama’s answer to this question is to reach a deal with Iran. This idea justifies why Washington tried to solicit Tehran’s cooperation against ISIS. But how the United State find morally reprehensible that it could ever, ever sit down across the table with brutal regime in Iran who is responsible for death of many Americans in Iraq  and begin to coordinate an effort towards a common objective, which is the defeat of ISIS. There would not have been ISIS if the U.S. didn't break the promises it made in Iraq. U.S. pulled out of Iraq and provided no help to democratic movement in Iraq and broke its promise to support Sunnis forces. Mullahs filled this gap by spreading Shiites militias all over Iraq who has been killing and torturing Sunnis minorities.

Iranian regime: We will not sit by with our hands folded in the face of the terrorism in the region

Today I saw a fanny cartoon.

This is published in Al-Watan, Saudi Arabia, in June 14, 2014

Iranian regime – “We will not sit by with our hands folded in the face of the terrorism in the region”. The octopus tentacles are labeled: “Hizbullah, ISIS, Shi’ite militias, Al-Maliki, Al-Qaeda, IRGC, Al-Assad, the Shabiha, the Syrian army” (Al-Watan, Saudi Arabia, June 14, 2014)