The UN needs to come down hard on Isis, says a reader.
While the world condemns the latest terrorist attacks in France where Isis has targeted innocent civilians, where is the UN force to wipe out this extremist cult?
Protests and words will not stop this barbaric bloodshed which is spreading worldwide and could happen anywhere. The Russian passenger jet, the massacre
of minority groups in Iran and Syria, and even closer to home, in Australia.
It is impossible to stop these radicals from striking anywhere and it takes only one discontent like Aucklander Saifu Allah, as described in the Northern Advocate (November 10). One radical suicide bomber is capable of causing havoc in a crowd or gathering anywhere, almost at will.
World leaders have stood by as Isis has beheaded hostages, massacred thousands of men, women and children, but only the Kurds have fronted up and actively engaged Isis on the ground.
The Iranian Army have shown they are not prepared to fight, even with US backing and "advisers". This evil cult can not be defeated by air strikes from Russian, United States, United Kingdom or French aircraft.
