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His Face makes me SICK.. I thought this Garbage was out of the Picture...He should have been GONE a LONG Time Ago..... W T F

Donald is Great and will be King of the U S A and make it the Strongest Country again when we get out of O,s CLUTCH Amen

Abadi needs to watch his back with that Low Life around.... Maliki also is one to look out for that Rope Fella.. here it come's .. Rope ? They can smother him in Camel Poop . Good Ridden's

Now that's a good thing.... Encouragement to the People.. Thank you

They just got F- 16's from us and are having great results targeting ISIS now. NPR on Saturday reported that.

Everyone know"s Obumer pulled out of a job not Finished.... Done that was well into a Job with these ISIS SCUM that allowed them to continue and make our Warriors Feel that they Wasted so many Countries Soldier"s Lives that it was was a WASTE of a War at all...Did they find the Weapons of Mass Destruction. ??? And here we are again... Boots on the Ground .... I think my 7 YO Grand Son is going to run now..... God Bless Us All

Iraqi PM Haider Al-Abadi Says Forces Lost 2,300 Humvees to ISIS by ALEXANDER SMITH SHARE Share Tweet Share Email Print Comment Facebook Twitter Google Plus Embed The Cost of the Military's Hardware 0:48 Iraq's security forces lost around 2,300 Humvees to ISIS when they retreated from Mosul last year, according to the country's prime minister. The United States has supplied Iraq with hundreds of millions of dollars in military hardware, including Humvees, and Defense Secretary Ash Carter recentlyclaimed the country's forces "just showed no will to fight" against ISIS. Humvees — or high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle (HMMWV)— vary in price greatly depending on the specific hardware with which they are fitted. However, the State Department last year approved the potential sale to Iraq of 1,000 Humvees with increased armor, machine-guns, and grenade launchers for an estimated $579 million, according to a report by AFP. ISIS militants stand with a captured Iraqi army Humvee on June 19, 2014.AP fileResponding to Carter's criticism, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said his country did not have enough weapons after ISIS took Mosul in June last year and the U.S.-led coalition did not re-arm the country quickly enough. "I admit that we did not have the capability to arm everyone, because we lost in the collapse of Mosul a lot of weapons and ammunition," al-Abadi told Iraq state television on Saturday, in an attempt to explain his forces' setbacks. "We cannot replace HMMWVs we lose in battles," he added. "We lost 2,300 HMMWVs in Mosul alone. Besides, we are still losing HMMWVs because of the continuation of the fighting." Al-Abadi said his forces had also lost tanks to the extremists. He did not make it clear how much of the equipment had been destroyed and how much of it was left behind, likely to be used by ISIS. The prime minister said he asked the U.S.-led coalition for assistance but "they did not respond quickly." He said that "we blame them for that." Facebook Twitter Google Plus Embed Putin Suggests U.S. to Blame for Rise of ISIS 0:37 In January, the State Department said that in 2014 it had supplied more than $500 million in small arms, ammunition and other equipment to the Iraqi government, a total that included the imminent delivery of 50 armored Humvees. Pentagon officials told NBC News they did not keep an inventory of Iraqi gear. The U.S. military said that by the end of its mission in Iraq it had sold, transferred or disposed of 4.2 million pieces of equipment, ranging from armored vehicles and weapons to building materials and generators. The total value of these hand-me-downs was $580 million, according to The Washington Times. The military said that giving the Iraqi government equipment that was usable but surplus to requirements "assisted the theater security cooperation efforts of the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) by helping to resource the Iraqi army." By leaving these items behind, the military said it saved $1.7 billion in shipping costs.

Iraqi PM Haider Al-Abadi Says Forces Lost 2,300 Humvees to ISIS by ALEXANDER SMITH SHARE Share Tweet Share Email Print Comment Facebook Twitter Google Plus Embed The Cost of the Military's Hardware 0:48 Iraq's security forces lost around 2,300 Humvees to ISIS when they retreated from Mosul last year, according to the country's prime minister. The United States has supplied Iraq with hundreds of millions of dollars in military hardware, including Humvees, and Defense Secretary Ash Carter recentlyclaimed the country's forces "just showed no will to fight" against ISIS. Humvees — or high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle (HMMWV)— vary in price greatly depending on the specific hardware with which they are fitted. However, the State Department last year approved the potential sale to Iraq of 1,000 Humvees with increased armor, machine-guns, and grenade launchers for an estimated $579 million, according to a report by AFP. ISIS militants stand with a captured Iraqi army Humvee on June 19, 2014.AP fileResponding to Carter's criticism, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said his country did not have enough weapons after ISIS took Mosul in June last year and the U.S.-led coalition did not re-arm the country quickly enough. "I admit that we did not have the capability to arm everyone, because we lost in the collapse of Mosul a lot of weapons and ammunition," al-Abadi told Iraq state television on Saturday, in an attempt to explain his forces' setbacks. "We cannot replace HMMWVs we lose in battles," he added. "We lost 2,300 HMMWVs in Mosul alone. Besides, we are still losing HMMWVs because of the continuation of the fighting." Al-Abadi said his forces had also lost tanks to the extremists. He did not make it clear how much of the equipment had been destroyed and how much of it was left behind, likely to be used by ISIS. The prime minister said he asked the U.S.-led coalition for assistance but "they did not respond quickly." He said that "we blame them for that." Facebook Twitter Google Plus Embed Putin Suggests U.S. to Blame for Rise of ISIS 0:37 In January, the State Department said that in 2014 it had supplied more than $500 million in small arms, ammunition and other equipment to the Iraqi government, a total that included the imminent delivery of 50 armored Humvees. Pentagon officials told NBC News they did not keep an inventory of Iraqi gear. The U.S. military said that by the end of its mission in Iraq it had sold, transferred or disposed of 4.2 million pieces of equipment, ranging from armored vehicles and weapons to building materials and generators. The total value of these hand-me-downs was $580 million, according to The Washington Times. The military said that giving the Iraqi government equipment that was usable but surplus to requirements "assisted the theater security cooperation efforts of the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) by helping to resource the Iraqi army." By leaving these items behind, the military said it saved $1.7 billion in shipping costs.

You said the Key Word ..... Movement...Just had one a Month ago... Thanks Marinsa

The last time I seen this Pic was in my Home Town Post Office.... Almost looks like my Brother in Law ? ? ?

We hope everyone had a safe and Happy Holiday so far... I will say now that 8 Years have been wasted with Mouselick in there but why hasn't not even a rise in a Penny happened with all the Oral that is being Pumped ? And who are they selling all this Oil to ? There is for sure alot of great News but some things are not adding up just IMO... I hope everyone has a Happy New Year and a very Prosperous one at that... I need to check my Safe to make sure it's not Mold and Dust....

We hope all of you had a Merry Christmas and my Family hopes everyone has a Safe and Happy New Year... ? John McCain is a Hero. Do a search him and you might understand why because of one many more like him this is why we have our Freedom.. You could never imagine....Happy New Year

I agree.... This is good but who would want to Fly there in the conditions they are in ? I myself would love to go see the Place and they are some Beautiful Places.... My Pass Port is ready...

Does everyone now see how things are Happening because of the fact that the Trash has been put in the Dumpster...The Trash wasted 8 year of that Country's chance to grow.. Unbelievable and I hope everyone has a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving..Good Night and be aware of your surroundings at all times......

It will happen in coming Days.... Like soon now that MyLicky is Gonnnneeeee..Oy Vey