[Wilderness Conservative]

This would make the situation rather complicated for those calling for NATO to get involved.

[Izzy Dunne]

RIA, a news outlet with strong ties to the Kremlin

Sheesh. Who do you believe in this?

The RIA, or ABC, a news outlet with strong ties to the White House?

[crosslink]

This was telegraphed a few weeks ago. Good to see Vald is back in charge playing chess while OBUMMER and Hiltary are playing checkers.

[Lazamataz]

Good news. Keeps Obama from launching a Syrian war for political reasons. Iran is still open, though.

[tet68]

Israel ever since its security council proceeded to give the go ahead in a 8-6 vote to attack Iran.

Gee, you’d of thought THAT would have made the news
somewhere.

[353FMG]

NATO is not going to get involved now that Russia has entered the Syrian conflict.

NATO does not like to fight a real enemy especially when he lives right next door. Remember how it pussyfooted with Qaddafi? And Putin ain’t no Qaddafi.

[caww]

Which begs the question: is everyone now dead set on having war in Syria, and by proxy, Iran?

This is about getting the USA to go up against Russia and China....Syria/Iran are just the bait.

[donozark]

Russia has spent $$ improving the Port of Tartus. Dredging. Roads to/from. Housing areas. Ok, barracks. It will serve their needs in the Med. Sea. Power projection and all that.

[Tommyjo]

I've been tracking the Russian Navy Tanker for weeks now from Morse Code. The story is pretty lame. Why on earth would a ship carrying troops for a mission in Syria send positional data every six hours using Morse Code? Even the previous auxiliary vessels that were in Syria were using transmitting weather and sea states in Morse Code. The Russians also reported a routine protection force on those vessels. Standard procedure for any vessel visiting and especially when the auxiliaries are crewed mainly by civilians.

See my post #6

Link to Freepers thread