Russian President Vladimir Putin Drops Quote Of The Year On Destroying ISIS

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Look, I am no Russian sympathizer, even though I can read very basic elementary Russian and took Russian history throughout college, but I gotta give my man Vlad props for his hardline stance on ISIS in the days after the Paris attacks and the attack on the Russian airliner.

On Tuesday, Russia unleashed coordinated air strikes on ISIS, destroying multiple Daesh targets including command posts and training facilities. In the wake of these attacks, Putin hit us with a solid one-liner about terrorism that I wish Obama had the nuts to say.

From The Straits Times:

A tweet by Ms Remi Maalouf, a news anchor with television channel Russia Today, highlights Mr Putin’s colourful take on terrorism: “To forgive them is up to God, but to send them to him is up to me.”

“To forgive them is up to God, but to send them to him is up to me.”

здорово!

Damn, even though it’s kind of a blatant rip off of “Kill them all and let God sort it out,” I appreciate the candid and aggressive response from Russia’s president. I know we aren’t all in agreement about Syria right now, but I’m glad we know which pesky little shits need to be eliminated first.

As a commenter pointed out earlier, you know ISIS is fucked when the United States AND Russia are seemingly in agreement about their existence. You’ve done fucked up if two of the world’s biggest rivals are in agreement about your demise.

[via Straits Times]

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  1. Thetrashness

    This quote wasn’t that good and it isn’t clear he’s referring to daesh. Also, Russia isn’t the Us rival… Russia could become west Alaska pretty quickly

    10 years ago at 9:13 pm
    1. DionysusFratGod

      Please indulge me with your reasons for Russia being more of our allies than enemies. You piqued my interest.

      10 years ago at 9:52 pm
  2. Ffnemalcnxn

    Maybe if you guys didn’t suck ass at your job, you’d have done enough research to realize Putin never said this. A reporter took it from a Facebook meme and assumed it be to true without checking the validity

    10 years ago at 9:10 am