Secrets of the Syrian War: October 2015
Israel Shamir examines Russian military involvement in Syria and the ramifications it will have beyond
Israel Shamir examines Russian military involvement in Syria and the ramifications it will have beyond
More on the arrest of a high ranking IDF officer with ISIL terrorists in Iraq.
“there is a strong cooperation between MOSSAD and ISIS top military …Israeli advisors helping the Organization on laying out strategic and military plans, and guiding them in the battlefield”
Supported by Russian air strikes, Iraqi Shiite militia, Hezbollah, Iran’s elite Quds Force and the Syrian Army prepare to recapture Syria’s largest city
In the wake of his election win, Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau has confirmed that he will withdraw Canadian fighter jets from the campaign against Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria
Since Sept 30 Russian warplanes destroyed 451 ISIS targets, writes Stephen Lendman. In contrast to U.S. air strikes, which in over a year of bombing destroyed ZERO
Former Royal Navy chief warns that the Syrian crisis could escalate into a much bigger conflict. Includes video
U.S. navy ships that fire similar missiles weigh in at 9,000 tons. In contrast the Russian ships weigh of that a fraction but punch way above their weight
He’s exposing the Emperor’s new clothes. For nearly a year the US claimed it was waging war on ISIS, with little apparent effect. Now Russian air strikes, in coordination with Syria, have stopped in its tracks in less than a week. F William Engdahl explains
Putin mocked U.S. plans to train Syrian rebels to fight ISIS. “It turns out that only 60 of these fighters have been properly trained, and as few as four or five people actually carry weapons,” he said.
Making a mockery of claims that the conflict in Syria is a “civil war”
Another example of how the mainstream media is being used to feed disinformation to an unwitting public