A week of offensives have left ISIS in control of the Yarmouk Refugee Camp, a massive Palestinian refugee camp in metro Damascus. This is adding to the humanitarian woes for the camp’s residents since the civil war began, at least for the estimated 15,000 of the original 200,000 residents who remain.
It’s perhaps an even bigger problem for the Syrian government, however, as having fended off the PLO and Hamas, ISIS now has control over a camp just three miles from the presidential palace in central Damascus.
The military had all but given up on the camp before, leaving it switching among various pro- and anti-rebel Palestinian factions. The ISIS takeover is obliging them to rethink their position, however, and to try to muster some air power against the camp.
Unfortunately so far that means barrel bombs, the makeshift weapons that Syria has increasingly relied on as the war drags on and which are known for being wildly inaccurate and endangering civilians.
The bombings are sure to fuel international criticism of the Syrian government’s tactics, but with ISIS so close to their seat of power, they’re almost certain to continue.
Barbarism is what ISIS, the fifth column of saudis military is. For years saudis been selling palestinians to Israeli now they are killing them to show to the world what they are made off. All that Al this and Al that are produced by saudis, they are affiliated with Al-Queada in Afghanistan whom are feed by GCC, Al-Shahab in Africa is feed by Saudis so as alike terrorist all over the world.
Damn it. For a while there it seemed Syria et al. were gaining the upper hand against IS.
Good news is that a high tech airstrike now would make it too clear to too many that Israel acts as
Al Qaeda's …..er….. Menudo's ……er….. ISIS' Air Force.War on Syria — No one caring enough to organize in self-defense, humanity in total confusion
For the primary cause of wars is not the rich who always make a big killing in the plunder of wars, but the inhuman indifference of the majority not willing to life a finger to ease the burden of those in distress.
And to those who say there is no retribution for the bad, nor reward for the goods, we shall see, surely to prove the harm in it we shall clearly see.
Makes you wonder what good all the US bombing of ISIS is doing, doesn't it? Maybe the US is just bombing the desert while ISIS advances.
Jun 16, 2014 Western Gov Creating Terrorism, ISIS IRAQ: Annie Machon Whistleblower
Luke Rudkowski interviews former Mi5 whistleblower Annie Machon about the very important fact of Western governments creating false flag terrorism. Annie blew the whistle on very danger!
Jun 19, 2014 MP George Galloway: ISIS Western American Allies and Enemies
06.04.2015 Imagery and Empire: Understanding the Western Fear of Arab and Muslim Terrorists
The notion that the majority of terrorist attacks are committed by Arabs or Muslims not only lacks a historical perspective, but is an unempirical argument that is tied to modern Orientalism that is alive and kicking. Orientalism, itself is heavily tied to US views of exceptionalism. It is an area of thinking where exceptionalists and racist views coincide profoundly. In fact, there is a thin line between all three.
http://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2015/04/06/…