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The Wall Between Jordan and Syria

Isn’t that interesting?

The Wall Between Jordan and Syria

Turkey built a big beautiful wall along their border with Syria. The Brits helped Lebanon build fencing and guard towers along their border with Syria.

It’s almost as if other countries don’t want the “Moderate rebels “ that Obama was arming for years.

Walls work!



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Caught On Mic: FBI Agent Tells Las Vegas Sheriff “Don’t Go There” At Press Conference

Caught on mic at a Las Vegas press conference, a reporter asks a pretty straightforward question: Was there an extraction vehicle for Stephen Paddock the night of the massacre? Did he plan to survive?

 

FBI Agent, To Sheriff Joe Lombardo: “Don’t go there.” WHAT IS THE FBI HIDING?

Las Vegas Sheriff Joseph Lombardo, FBI Special Agent in charge Aaron Rouse, Clark County Commissioner Steve Sisolak and Sen. Dean Heller held a press conference on October 4th 2017 where they gave an update on the investigation into the shooting.

In the CBS footage of the press conference Sheriff Lombardo is clearly told by someone ‘Don’t Go There’ after a question about Steve Paddock’s Car.

 

 
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ISIS Fighters Surrender en Masse

ISIS Fighters Surrender en Masse… Are we tired of winning yet?

ISIS Fighters Surrender en Masse

From The New York Times:

The prisoners were taken to a waiting room in groups of four, and were told to stand facing the concrete wall, their noses almost touching it, their hands bound behind their backs.

More than a thousand Islamic State fighters passed through that room this past week after they fled their crumbling Iraqi stronghold of Hawija. Instead of the martyrdom they had boasted was their only acceptable fate, they had voluntarily ended up here in the interrogation center of the Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq.

For an extremist group that has made its reputation on its ferociousness, with fighters who would always choose suicide over surrender, the fall of Hawija has been a notable turning point. The group has suffered a string of humiliating defeats in Iraq and Syria, but the number of its shock troops who turned themselves in to Kurdish officials at the center in Dibis was unusually large, more than 1,000 since last Sunday.

The fight for Mosul, Iraq’s second-largest city, took nine months, and by comparison, relatively few Islamic State fighters surrendered. Tal Afar fell next, and more quickly, in only 11 days. Some 500 fighters surrendered there.

 

 

 

 

 

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