[Lorianne]

Now why would Turkey be 'lukewarm' to a US created force of 'moderate' rebels in a neighboring country?

I can't imagine.

[rdcbn]

US anti ISIS has only one hurdle and that is the President of the United States himself.

Turkey either does what we tell them to do or we bypass them.

[G Larry]

That’s because it was PR campaign and NOT a “strategy”.

[spokeshave]

...and Jordan....why would they want to train and arm people who plot to overthrow the Jordanian government.....just a little bit of Arab Spring springing back....

[realcleanguy]

Didn’t we just impose Sanction against Russia for doing the same thing? What gives us the right to do this and the right to condemn other for doing it? I don’t care doe Assad, but he isn’t our business. What or how he fights ISIS or insurgents is his business. What if France was arming an insurgent group in California or Texas to overthrow Obama? Think about that for a minute. Because if we continue on this path, that’s what we deserve.

[Iron Munro]

Obama pretends that he opposes the new Islamic Caliphate and the Obama Media pertends he isn't pretending.

[originalbuckeye]

WHAT STRATEGY???

[arthurus]

Ttraining and arming a “moderate” rebel group for any reason is simply rendering aid in training and manpower to ISIS and is the transparent intention of the Sultan in Washington. ISIS will not even “infiltrate” such a group. All of the enlistees will be ISIS from the getgo. They won’t announce their allegiance until they have reached a certain threshold of weaponry and training.