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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nThe UK’s Mirror<\/a> reports that the UK and US are forming a team from Special Forces and Special Air Services troops who will hunt the leadership of the ISIS\/ISIL\/Islamic State. They’re calling the new unit Task Force Black, which should attract a good number of phonies to their ranks after a few successes;<\/p>\n British special forces will work with America\u2019s Delta Force and Seal Team 6. The move sees a rebirth of top secret Task Force Black, which helped defeat al-Qaeda terrorists in Iraq .<\/p>\n This time the counter-terrorist \u00adexperts will be targeting Abu Bakr \u00adal-Baghdadi, leader of IS and now the world\u2019s most wanted terrorist.<\/p>\n A source said: \u201cWe need to go into Syria and Iraq and kill as many IS members as we can. You can\u2019t \u00adnegotiate with these people.<\/p>\n \u201cThis is not a war of choice. They are cash rich and have a plentiful \u00adsupply of arms. If we don\u2019t go after them, they will soon come after us.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n That “they will soon come after us” doesn’t square with the Chairman of the Joint Chief’s assessment of the situation, though, according to CBS News<\/a>;<\/p>\n Gen. Martin Dempsey said Sunday that once he determines the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria militants in Iraq have become a direct threat to the U.S. homeland, he will recommend the U.S. military move directly against the group in Syria.<\/p>\n But the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said that right now, he still believes the insurgent group is still more a regional threat and is not plotting or planning attacks against either the U.S. or Europe.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n But, we really can’t ask Dempsey about current stuff, apparently, he’s in Afghanistan making plans for withdrawing from that war which he doesn’t want to win, according to the Canadian Press<\/a>;<\/p>\n Shortly before landing in Kabul for a visit, Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff, told reporters accompanying him on the trip that under optimal circumstances the U.S. would need about 120 days to pull all troops and equipment out of the country if there is no agreement allowing them to stay into 2015.<\/p>\n But Dempsey also said the U.S. can act quickly to pull out if necessary. And he added, “We’ve got our own planning mechanism in place should this thing extend a little further than we hoped it would.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n “This thing…” Nice way to describe the war we’re fighting to defeat the same types of people we’re fighting all over the world. I sure hope no more US troops die for “this thing” while Dempsey does his level best to encourage world terrorism.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"