Following up on reports earlier today of a US drone strike which are suspected to have killed a 24-year-old French member of al-Qaeda in northwest Syria, Central Command has confirmed a series of such attacks.
The targets were nominally dubbed “Khorasan” by Centcom, though of course it is widely believed Khorasan as such does not exist and that the term was invented by the US for its attacks on al-Qaeda’s Jabhat al-Nusra in Syria.
Centcom claimed the targets of the attacks were planning possible attacks somewhere in the West, and that this could’ve conceivably been either in Europe or the United States itself.
That sounds awfully vague, but is in keeping with the administration’s preference not to discuss its assorted attacks, nor to offer any particularly insight into what intelligence, if any, underpins these attacks.
This fairytale again?
If Centcom keeps the details vague than it's a guarantee that eventually they'll get something right, sort of.
Keep making it up as you go along, spinning their BS faster than they care to even pretend to back up with any sort of facts.
If by striking the "West" they could strike Israel because it is so much closer to them than any other "Western" country, fine.
Anybody else not buying this?
AmerIKa really has nothing better to p!ss $$$ away on than chasing ghosts, arming retards to kill each other and the like?
Just who controls AmeriKan foreign policy? Can't be some foreigners who want us fighting totally unnecessary wars for their benefit and our detriment, now could it?
F*ck with fairytale for dummy people.
Okay, so that's a minimum of 31 killed of the 50 fighters this 'Khorasan' outfit had when we first turned our sights on them; one has to wonder just what kind of supermen these are that 19 of them (presumably in a relatively known location since we keep bombing them) can attack the US and present a clear and present danger to the American Way of Life. If they're that bada** maybe we should pay them to fight for our side and make short work of everyone else over there.