rex desilets wrote:No Visa for Iraq, unfortunately Also, short of travel funds these days. But I'd sure like to meet these women.Rufus T. Firefly wrote:rex desilets wrote:I suspect Kurdish women are not triggered by microaggressions
Why don't you investigate that personally, write a nice report, and send that back in triplicate....
Meet The Kurdish Women Fighting ISIS
http://all-that-is-interesting.com/female-isis-fighters
To an ISIS militant, one of the worst things that could transpire in combat is not just being killed, but being killed by a woman. If this happens, ISIS members believe that they will go directly to hell. If hell exists, rest assured that they have been sent there by a number of Kurdish women.
Images for kurdish women fighters
https://www.google.com/search?q=kurdish ... 16&bih=630
I would classify these women as the baddest of the BADASSES. I would not dare call one of them a pussy.
Fearless female Kurdish sniper laughs as |S|S bullet just misses head
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XES5ZojYPxw
Seriously, what would just about anyone you can think of do if a high caliber bullet missed their brain by a few inches? They'd excuse themselves, go to the bathroom, and clean out whatever they'd just dropped in their pants.
Then there's this Kurdish member of the YPG stationed in Raqqa, Syria. She's in a fearsome battalion of women taking it to ISIS every day across Syria and Iraq. Right after the bullet digs a hole in the wall behind her she just laughs as if she's heard a pretty good joke at a cocktail party.
According to The Guardian, the group played a crucial role in rescuing Yazidis trapped by ISIS on Mount Sinjar in 2014.
The armed female unit is estimated to have 7,000 volunteer fighters, ranging from ages 18 to 40.