Russia establishes 'no fly' zone for NATO planes over Syria, moves to destroy "ISIS" - Pentagon freaks out
You may, or may not, have noticed the growing body of evidence over the
past year or two that strongly suggests that the U.S. government and its
European "allies" are not really serious about destroying "ISIS".
The first hint came early last year when the jihadi mercenaries took
large swathes of Iraq and Syria, and the West did nothing but wring its
collective hands and fret, and resolve to bolster the fighting
capability of the wonderful "rebels".
The second hint came this year when the U.S. and their partners began
piecemeal airstrikes against "ISIS" that appeared to merely spur the
head-choppers on to more success.
The third hint came with reports that weapons supplies being sent to
"Syrian rebels" were 'accidentally' ending up in the hands of the
head-choppers.
The most recent confirmation that Western politicians and military types
effectively view "ISIS" as 'their guys' came in the last few weeks when
the Pentagon reacted to news that Russia was in the process of
establishing an air base in western Syria, from which to attack all
foreign forces in Syria involved in the four-year-long attempted coup
against the Syrian government.
Check-mate. Putin outfoxes U.S. warmongers
