We move on through sand and dust I see rotted mounds and metal all rust Pieces of them all strewn about All of us, without a doubt Knowing the end was not quick Knowing a bullet feels not like a flick Medicine and Guns are in short supply All of us knowing the reason why: Our enemy cuts us off from civilization Alone in our little Nation No help from the Coalition Retreating not of our own volition Forced to leave behind our homes and heritage Defending our people becomes imperative We have lost our families and broken our bones While Americans sit safely in their homes Jordan lost their pilot, America their pride Britain&#82

It is with great happiness, and overall joy, that I can say this: The Kurdish, YPG, and Rebel forces have finally, after about three-and a half months of endless combat with those ISIS mutts, and with no help from the “U.S. Led Coalition”, have beaten back the ISIS “militants” and taken the strategic city of Kobani back for it’s people! The U.S.A has done nothing but destroy Kobani with it’s highly ineffective air-strikes but despite this, Kobani’s strong, honorable, and undefeated defenders have won the greatest victory in the Middle-East! The ISIS dogs, these fanatics that have perverted the Muslim

The Black Tide A year has passed since the creation of our “People’s Protection Committee” and we are being asked to go to the Middle-East to support our comrades in protecting a city against the advances of a madman's army of Devils. It is purely voluntary, we have a choice to go, or to stay, yet I don’t feel that there is a choice, whether I like it or not, I am going. I hope that others will come too, if I am alone, I do not know how long I may last, my family will likely ask me not to go, they will beg me, they will threaten me, they will cry, but they do not know what we know, the atrocities these harbingers of