This has Obama written all over it.
That said, I support the Russians bombing the 'rebels', be they ISIS or of the so-called 'moderate' variety.
It also is clear that Obama - and his mis-use of our resources - supports Islamic terrorists. And Putin's motives notwithstanding - his team is doing the right work.
since 2015-2-11
Turkey is a ‘little’ nation of no great consequence in the grand scheme of things and they would not have shot down a Russian jet without first getting the permission of the USA. That was my first thought when this whole story broke.
Good post Marvel...Turkey is known for its false flag operations, especially as it concerns Syria.
Something tells me these latest actions are gonna come around and bite them in a big way.
“Meanwhile. Pentagon cannot confirm (as yet anyway) alleged Russian violation of Turkish airspace. http://fortruss.blogspot.com/2015/11/pentagon-no-proof-downed-russian-su-24.html “
Well, as I see it, Russia has one less combat aircraft, which should be viewed as a positive thing! As far as “getting permission,” I doubt that Turkey gives a $hit what Obola & Co, or the Russians think. BTW, If my memory serves me correctly, this is the second Russian plane taken out by Turkey. Russia also lost a helo to ground fire trying to rescue their pilots. Hey Vlad, war is a bitch, remember how you got your asses kicked in Afghanistan? Maybe if it’s snowing in Moscow, you can go outside and stick your a$$ in a snowbank!
None of this passes a smell test.
Hah! Who to believe, the Turks, the Roosians, or O$hithead. This one ain’t easy!
For some reason, Obama wants to get rid of Asaad. The Russians are really mucking up that idea.
Asaad is a bad guy but I would bet whoever replaces him will be much worse. I know that because whatever Obama wants, is automatically wrong.
Love the comments on sputnik:
“Turks will only learn something when they wiped out of the map as a pay off for their crimes to humanity till now.”
Sputnik is an international multimedia news service launched on 10 November 2014 by Rossiya Segodnya, an agency wholly owned and operated by the Russian government, which was created by a Decree of the President of Russia on December 9, 2013.[2] Sputnik replaces the RIA Novosti news agency on an international stage (which remains active in Russia)[3] and Voice of Russia.
Radio Sputnik is the audio element of the platform and aims to "operate in 30 languages in 2015, for a total of over 800 hours a day, covering over 130 cities and 34 countries on "FM, DAB/DAB+ (Digital Radio Broadcasting), HD Radio, as well as mobile phones and the Internet."[4]
Rather than allowing dear leader to start WW3 by proxy, can we appease Putin by throwing dear leader’s head over the wall?