Someone’s Already Fighting ISIS: The Syrian Arab Army | Global Research
Shortly after NATO carried out successful
“regime change” in Libya in 2011 under the false pretext of a
“humanitarian intervention,” sectarian-driven mercenaries it armed,
funded, and provided air cover for in Libya began steadily streaming into Syria via its northern border with NATO-member Turkey.
Terrorists from the US State Department designated terrorist
organization, the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) officially made
contact with terrorists fighting in Syria to offer them weapons, cash,
training, and fighters.
