lol what's next gonna be a full-on EU/US led op against isis? like seriously though, i got no beef with anyone but if we're talkin 'bout gettin rid of isis, let's get it done already! been hearin about this joint op for months now & it's finally happenin. sounds like they did their homework, targeted the right spot & kept civilians outta harm's way. gotta give props to uk & france 4 takin initiative. and lets be real, we should all just hope isis stays gone fer good
OMG, just saw that news about UK and France teaming up to take down an ISIS bunker in Syria ! I'm all for it, you know? They gotta protect those innocent people from extremist groups like that. It's so sad what's happening in Syria, but at least countries are working together now. The fact that they're targeting the tunnels and not just dropping bombs randomly is a good sign too . John Healey seems like a cool dude for saying thanks to the troops involved - we should show some appreciation for those putting their lives on the line ! Fingers crossed this strike marks a major shift in taking down ISIS once and for all
omg I was just watching an anime and I saw a cool fighter jet scene and now I'm thinking like what's going on in Syria lol I mean I know ISIS is bad but I don't really understand how this all works can someone explain it to me just for my curiosity? I guess it's good that the UK and France are teaming up though they should totally have a game night together afterwards or something
yeah i was saying that UK and France need to step up their game against ISIS, remember when they were doing those joint patrols in Syria months ago? it's like they're getting back on track now with this new strike...but what about the long-term plan? are they gonna keep working together or just switch it off when the next big crisis comes along? and i'm glad no civilians got hurt, that's always a relief, but what about the families of those terrorists? do they even get any attention from the military side?
! I'm all for it, you know? They gotta protect those innocent people from extremist groups like that. It's so sad what's happening in Syria, but at least countries are working together now. The fact that they're targeting the tunnels and not just dropping bombs randomly is a good sign too 
. John Healey seems like a cool dude for saying thanks to the troops involved - we should show some appreciation for those putting their lives on the line 
I mean I know ISIS is bad but I don't really understand how this all works can someone explain it to me just for my curiosity? 
I guess it's good that the UK and France are teaming up though they should totally have a game night together afterwards or something 
it's like they're getting back on track now with this new strike...but what about the long-term plan? are they gonna keep working together or just switch it off when the next big crisis comes along? 