Selected Articles: The War on ISIS

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Global Research, March 29, 2016

Abandoned buildings used by ISIS militants in northern Syria. / RTISIS Expands in Southeast Asia

By South Front, March 29 2016

ISIS is struggling to expand its influence in Southeast Asia amid the dramatic series of loses started with the Russian military operation in Syria.

nato_libya_1“Encouraging Libya to Turn Into Another Iraq”.

By Graham Vanbergen, March 28 2016

The prime minister promised, in September 2011, that he would “not allow Libya to turn into another Iraq” so he decided to lead international efforts, with France, to rescue Libya, by backing rebels fighting to overthrow Gaddafi and impose a…

2000px-Iraq_Syria_Locator.svgThe Syria Campaign Against Daesh Terrorists: After Palmyra, The Next Step is to Secure the Palmyra- Sukhanah-Deir Ezzor Road

By South Front, March 29 2016

The prime minister promised, in September 2011, that he would “not allow Libya to turn into another Iraq” so he decided to lead international efforts, with France, to rescue Libya, by backing rebels fighting to overthrow Gaddafi and impose a no-fly zone over the country, supposedly overcoming initial reservations from the EU and even the USA.

Fakhreddin's Castle (top), is pictured in the historical city of Palmyra, Syria (Reuters / Nour Fourat)Message from Palmyra. Syria’s Strategic Victory, Towards the Defeat of Daesh-ISIS

By Stephen Lendman, March 28 2016

Routing ISIS from Palmyra decisively is the most important strategic victory in the struggle to liberate Syria from foreign terrorist invaders since Obama launched naked aggression in March 2011.

islamophobia2ISIS Serves US Foreign Policy: “Islamophobia” Industry Feeds War Abroad, Grows Police State at Home

By Tony Cartalucci, March 27 2016

It’s real simple. Create a threat, predicate expanding autocracy at home and endless wars of hegemony abroad upon confronting that threat, and all the while intentionally perpetuate fear, hysteria, hatred, and division to keep that threat relevant in the hearts and minds of as many people as possible.

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