ISIS left so weakened by airstrikes and desertion it could be destroyed in just HOURS

Here is Ron Paul talking about events in Syria its pretty interesting to hear thier take on things.



Neocons Demand Escalation in Syria

a reply to: DJW001

Legitimate guerrillas ?



How is it possible that ISIS is still such a threat after 4 years of coalition bombing and that NATO can't help but urging the Russians to finish the job ASAP and stay focus on them ?
The most embarrassing thing about the Russian intervention is that it's ripping the cover of lies meant to hide the real culprits of the ME mess.

a reply to: FormOfTheLord

If nothing else, Putin's policy is going to help put a war monger in the White House.

a reply to: theultimatebelgianjoke

Nice meme you're mindlessly posting there.

a reply to: DJW001

You want another one ?



Division 30, the 54 Fighter Force Trained and Funded by the United States

August 24, 2015 "Information Clearing House" - Jenan Moussa of Al-Aan TV is the first journalist to get an interview with the lieutenant in charge of Division 30, the 54 fighter force trained and funded by the United States with the ‘stated’ objective of fighting ISIS.

A lot of ridicule has surrounded the formation of this group. In September 2014, congress approved a budget of $500 million to train & equip a force of 5000 “moderate” Syrian rebels . To the amusement of everyone it took 10 months to train a mere 54 rebels. It proved very difficult for the Americans to find them because the majority of the anti-government rebels on the ground in Syria are Salafists and Takfiris whose priority is to remove Assad rather than fight ISIS. This difficulty was also due to the fact that most “moderate” Syrians actually supported the president.

On July 12, 2015 the 54 members of Division 30 entered Syria. As soon as they crossed the border a number of them were kidnapped by Jabhat al-Nusra, a Syrian rebel group affiliated with Al-Qaeda. When the remainder of the group reached their base, they were attacked by al-Nusra. There was a lot of speculation in the media over how many were killed and captured. In this interview 1st Lieutenant Abou Iskandar of Division 30 tells his version of events.

Original interview in Arabic :

a reply to: theultimatebelgianjoke

Hey are you steeling my Sources? heheheh

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Yes I admit. You just posted it at the right time.

Twenty four more hours and it will officially be weeks. Are people still posting this gem?

a reply to: DJW001

Well technically it can be a matters of hundreds or thousand of hours, it will still be hours.
You can count in weeks if you want.
There must be a least a hundred of weeks that the US coalition was busy at the job.

a reply to: theultimatebelgianjoke

But I'll bet we won't see this posted much if Aleppo falls.

originally posted by: DJW001
But I'll bet we won't see this posted much if Aleppo falls.

Interesting you mentioned Aleppo :

Putin considers US actions in Syria targeting transformer and power plant strange

"On Sunday, the American aviation bombed out an electrical power plant and a transformer in Aleppo. Why have they done this? Whom have they punished there? What’s the point? Nobody knows," the president said at a meeting with the Russian government members.

Who'd like to see Aleppo fall ?

Because in the same time :

U.S. Delivers 50 Tons Of Ammunition To Syria Rebel Groups