[ROCKLOBSTER]

I’m not the slightest bit concerned.

[BeadCounter]

The $70 Billion ex-KGB agent and the head choppers working for Assad will likely only fortify the Alawite homeland of Latakia, Assad has been nothing but a lackey for ISIS and now Putin is going the same direction.

[mkjessup]

Russia bombs Syrian targets for 4th day as international concerns grow Barky soils his big boy pants again.

Fixed it, no charge.

[grania]

About those all-terrain vehicles the Russians destroyed. One can't help but wonder where they originated and how they were being used.

This is all so phony. Less than a week ago, the news was that the military we trained went over to ISIS. And now our leaders are complaining that they're being destroyed?

Anyone who protects Christians and other minorities should be our ally. Instead, who are our government's allies? ISIS and Saudi Arabia, which crucifies, beheads, and stones to death dissidents. That has been made crystal clear this week. Our government is fighting for the bad guys, and it stinks.

[Timber Rattler]

The international community is concerned...

[Mr Ramsbotham]

Reminds me of a cartoon where a missionary is preaching flames of hell to a bunch of Eskimos. The Eskimos are listening with huge grins on their faces.

[Popman]

Russian forces bombed Syrian targets for a fourth day despite international concerns over Moscow's intentions in the war-torn nation.

International concerns ?

I'm sure Putin snuggles up to his hot little mamma at night tossing and turning in his sleep concerned about what the international community thinks...

[King Moonracer]

Bombs away. There are few camps in Germany they should carpet bomb to be sure.

[MNDude]

I can’t help but wonder if the “International Community” created the migrant crisis deliberately.

[rrrod]

Plant story..no one cares and no one listens to zero.

[Liz]

Obama "beats" Putin.

[tumblindice]

Get some you Rooski bass-terds.

[palmer]

As long as Putin bombs whoever at any point in time talked to McCain. From CNN:

Sen. John McCain -- chairman of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee -- told CNN's Chris Cuomo that he could "absolutely confirm" that the initial strikes were "against our Free Syrian Army or groups that have been armed and trained by the CIA, because we have communications with people there."

McCain called the Russian strikes "an incredible flouting of any kind of cooperation or effort to conceal what their first -- Putin's priority is. And that is of course to prop up Bashar al-Assad."

That's a good start. When I see McCain's head explode (not literally of course), then I will conclude Putin has done his job. After that the law of unintended consequences kicks in. But it was a mess to begin with so I don't really care.