What else would you expect from Obama/Kerry
This is what the Generals predicted.
Where’s the Outrage? US Airstrikes on ISIS Have Had “Very Little Impact”
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As expected. B. Hussein had to get permission from his muzzie overlords in the first place to even begin bombing.
Then he had to select targets that resulted in little to no damage.
This is all a show. A gimmick. But it won’t be long before boots are back on the ground, amd we’ll see daily reports of American casualties being sacrificed for nothing.
FUBO.
Kabuki theater for the masses. Nothing more.
Very little effect eh....only wasted a whole bunch of cruse missiles.
Has he even disrupted the aspirin supply?
You kiddin?
This admin is kicking the escalation to the next administration.
All they have to do hold the line and let the next bass tard blow it up.
If “ISIL” is not a state, then what the heck are we bombing? Odingbat is such an idiot. 2 years and 4 months can’t go by quick enough.
Fifth RAF Iraq mission ends with ‘no reports’ of bombing
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-29405978
Thank you. :(
“Telegenic but meaningless pin pricks, meant for the U.S. audience. “Posted by Travis McGee”
ISIS Fighter Calls US Air Strikes Totally Ineffective
Business Insider ^ | 09/30/2014 | Jeremy Bender
Posted by SeekAndFind
In an exclusive interview with CNN, a Syrian fighter with the group known as the Islamic State or ISIS said they were prepared for US airstrikes within Syria and the damage done against the organization was ineffective.
A Syrian ISIS fighter operating under the pseudonym Abu Tahla told CNN through Skype that the US and coalition airstrikes within Syria were expected.
“We’ve been ready for this for some time,” Abu Talha said. “We know that our bases are known because they’re tracking us with radars and satellites, so we had backup locations.”
The ISIS headquarters that were targeted were emptied out, and ISIS fighters moved their supplies into civilian neighborhoods or buried them underground before the airstrikes came, the fighter said.
Abu Tahla taunted the interviewers about recent US strikes against ISIS oil refineries, noting that ISIS had other avenues of income besides oil sales. Abu Tahla also said that even if the US managed to push ISIS back in Iraq, it managed to advance in Syria.
Concerningly, Abu Tahla’s remarks are echoed by the situation on the ground. Despite airstrikes, ISIS has advanced almost completely to the Turkish border in northern Syria. Only the Kurdish city of Kobane remains defiant to ISIS aggression, although the Kurds defending the city are thoroughly outgunned by the recent jihadist advance.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3209437/posts