ISIS and a Solution
© 2014 Rick Adamson
By Rick Adamson 9.9.14
Who is ISIS? What do they want? How did this happen? That part of the world has been in open rebellion since Genesis 10. The world's first tyrant, Nimrod, built Babylon (Baghdad) and Nineveh (Mosul) and many other cities and led the world's first global religious rebellion. We see by today's news that nothing has changed.
The ISIS problem consists of 15,000-30,000 fighters who occupy or influence about 150,000 sq. miles of land (the size of California). Most of the countryside is desert and sparsely populated. The cities and towns are concentrated along waterways and highways. ISIS controls about 10 cities. They have displaced approximately 200,000 people from their homes and murdered untold thousands. See the map below:
It is unbelievable that such a small group has got the entire World upset and in a tizzy. They generate about $1 Billion per year from stolen oil, kidnaping and other illegal activities. This provides them with the money necessary to hire foreign fighters (which partially explains their rapid growth) mechanics, technicians and others in order to further their cause.
I have a simple solution to the ISIS problem:
1. Get a UN resolution supporting the destruction of ISIS.
2. Get a NATO resolution supporting the destruction of ISIS.
3. Get an Arab League resolution supporting the destruction of ISIS.
4. Shut down the internet and cell capabilities of ISIS.
5. Put together a New Army of 100,000 - 150,000 mercenaries to be paid by the Arab League and who work for the United Nations and are commanded by a U.S. General.
6. With ½ of the force attack at Falluja and work northward and westward. This force would be followed by Iraqi forces from the east and Jordanian forces from the west who would secure the land as it is liberated by the New Army. This effort would be supported by U.S. and Saudi airpower as well as Iraqi and Saudi heavy equipment. The force would move through each city, one by one, and terminate ISIS members on sight. The rules of engagement would be simple “terminate ISIS”.
7. The second ½ of the force would enter at Raqqa (Syria) and work southward and eastward. This force would be followed by Turkish forces who would secure the land as it is liberated by the New Army. This force would then be followed by the Free Syrian Army who would finally secure the liberated Syrian land. We would have to assign a group to organize, recruit, lead and train the Free Syrian Army to enable them to take over the land. This effort would be supported by U.S., Turkish and Saudi airpower as well as Turkish and Iraqi heavy equipment. The force would move through each city, one by one, and terminate ISIS members on sight. The rules of engagement would be simple “terminate ISIS”.
8. The Kurds would invade from the north. All of the other rules enumerated above would apply.
1. Get a UN resolution supporting the destruction of ISIS.
2. Get a NATO resolution supporting the destruction of ISIS.
3. Get an Arab League resolution supporting the destruction of ISIS.
4. Shut down the internet and cell capabilities of ISIS.
5. Put together a New Army of 100,000 - 150,000 mercenaries to be paid by the Arab League and who work for the United Nations and are commanded by a U.S. General.
6. With ½ of the force attack at Falluja and work northward and westward. This force would be followed by Iraqi forces from the east and Jordanian forces from the west who would secure the land as it is liberated by the New Army. This effort would be supported by U.S. and Saudi airpower as well as Iraqi and Saudi heavy equipment. The force would move through each city, one by one, and terminate ISIS members on sight. The rules of engagement would be simple “terminate ISIS”.
7. The second ½ of the force would enter at Raqqa (Syria) and work southward and eastward. This force would be followed by Turkish forces who would secure the land as it is liberated by the New Army. This force would then be followed by the Free Syrian Army who would finally secure the liberated Syrian land. We would have to assign a group to organize, recruit, lead and train the Free Syrian Army to enable them to take over the land. This effort would be supported by U.S., Turkish and Saudi airpower as well as Turkish and Iraqi heavy equipment. The force would move through each city, one by one, and terminate ISIS members on sight. The rules of engagement would be simple “terminate ISIS”.
8. The Kurds would invade from the north. All of the other rules enumerated above would apply.
Item 1, 2 and 3 should let the world know that this is an Arab war and that the U.S. is there helping friends. We would make it clear to our friends that the U.S. wants the world to be rid of ISIS and that we will exterminate them. However, that we will not sacrifice one American life until every Country in the region has made every effort possible, in terms of manpower, equipment and money, to follow the plan and eradicate ISIS. If they fail, and no longer have any (a) men of fighting age, (b) equipment and (c) money, we will finish the job, but only then.
It will take 120 days to assemble the New Army and 120 days to execute the plan. We should be free of ISIS on 2015. Follow the plan using the included map.
Note that Bill O'Reilly mentioned the use of mercenaries on 9.17.14 and on several later shows. Maybe I am on to something!
Note that Bill O'Reilly mentioned the use of mercenaries on 9.17.14 and on several later shows. Maybe I am on to something!
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