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5. The problem is that almost all of their bombing is not of ISIS -- not even close to where they are.

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Tue Feb 2, 2016, 07:47 PM

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Putin is strengthening Isis in Syria, says UK foreign secretary [View all] uhnope Feb 2016 OP

Good thing the Tories have a PR agent on this site. JackRiddler Feb 2016 #1

Good thing Putin has a fanboy on this site uhnope Feb 2016 #2

Thanks for keeping that dossier of my work, officer. JackRiddler Feb 2016 #8

Yeah ....... he does that a lot. "Pootie-lover!, blah, blah, blah". polly7 Feb 2016 #18

On the money. elias49 Feb 2016 #20

Do you actually believe that someone "collects" your posts? uhnope Feb 2016 #29

OOPS, by the way... JackRiddler Feb 2016 #10

Know your NeoCons: A family business of Perpetual War newthinking Feb 2016 #13

To understand the events in Ukraine you must understand the "first" Maidan - Orange Revolution 2004 newthinking Feb 2016 #14

Good piece. Thanks. JackRiddler Feb 2016 #32

Columbia University Researchers Confirm Turkey�s Links to ISIS newthinking Feb 2016 #12

I wish they wouldn't say "Turkey" though. JackRiddler Feb 2016 #16

Absolutely. Most Turks are moderate in their lifestyle and/or faith newthinking Feb 2016 #34

Either the headline is wrong, or the UK foreign secretary is insane ErisDiscordia Feb 2016 #3

The problem is that almost all of their bombing is not of ISIS -- not even close to where they are. karynnj Feb 2016 #5

Enough has been Cayenne Feb 2016 #15

your timeline is wrong karynnj Feb 2016 #19

Holy damn... Even the Guardian is starting to get it... Blue_Tires Feb 2016 #4

Conservative politicians make strange arguments daleo Feb 2016 #6

The safe way to be a right-winger on DU... JackRiddler Feb 2016 #9

RWers like Putin uhnope Feb 2016 #11

Rightwingers like your friends of the Venezuelan oligarchy... JackRiddler Feb 2016 #17

lol. no kidding, could you please list some more conspiracy theories that you believe, uhnope Feb 2016 #21

Blather of bankrupt thinking. JackRiddler Feb 2016 #31

Where do your "jokes" start uhnope Feb 2016 #33

The one about your doing systematic surveillance, obviously. JackRiddler Feb 2016 #35

No, because those were allies. Syria is a 3-way civil war. jeff47 Feb 2016 #28

Maybe someone should point that out to Obama? Nihil Feb 2016 #37

No, our attacks are pretty well split between ISIS and Assad. jeff47 Feb 2016 #38

Ah, only 50% spent illegally supporting terrorists then (rather than the 70% I had thought)? Nihil Feb 2016 #41

lol. spouting "oligarchy" uhnope Feb 2016 #42

Wow ... that was a surprise ... Nihil Feb 2016 #44

By that reasoning, the non-ISIS anti-Assad forces are helping ISIS when they attack Assad daleo Feb 2016 #43

Putin is up to no good as usual. n/t Little Tich Feb 2016 #7

Since the Blair / Bush bromance nobody believes the Brits anymore Monk06 Feb 2016 #22

Anyone (US, Russia, UK, France) that bombs non-ISIS fighters 'strengthens ISIS'. pampango Feb 2016 #23

He's attacking "moderate rebels" because they are actively engaging in combat with the Syrian state. killbotfactory Feb 2016 #24

Agreed. And in doing so he is weakening them thus 'strengthening ISIS' relative to its opponents. pampango Feb 2016 #25

Well, yeah. It's a 3-way civil war. jeff47 Feb 2016 #27

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Only 30 responses and 2 recs for this Blue_Tires Feb 2016 #30

Thirty is plenty, there will be more. JackRiddler Feb 2016 #36

FWIW, Cameron isn't the only one saying this Blue_Tires Feb 2016 #40

I think they are still frustrated to not have intervened in 2013, maybe even against Russia jakeXT Feb 2016 #39