Russia Says It's Planning Joint Anti-ISIS Operations With France.....

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  1. MMC

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    The French have allied with Russia they are sending their one aircraft carrier to the Syrian Coast. They are not waiting around. Now there is word Putin will put 150k troops on the ground. The French will be side by side with a Russian Missile Cruiser. Of course with France's Pride of the Navy comes its protections. So France will be able to do some striking from off the sea, now.

    The French see BO peeps hesitation. They have decided to act. Their carrier was the only one in the Gulf. Hope BO sent one of ours in to take the place of the French. What say ye?




    When the French nuclear aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle reaches its position near Syria's coast, it will find what until recently might have seemed an unlikely ally: a Russian guided missile cruiser. A U.S. official says Russia is newly receptive to cooperation in Syria.

    "Under the Russian president's decree, the General Staff is working out joint anti-terrorism operations with the French Navy," says Colonel-General Andrey Kartapolov of Russia's General Staff, according to state news outlet Tass. "With the arrival of the Charles de Gaulle warship to the Syrian shore we will organize joint military operations."

    The carrier left its French port Wednesday, on a mission that has even greater significance now than it did when it was first announced on Nov. 5. The warship also left one day after Russia's President Vladimir Putin ordered his navy to work with the French force as allies......snip~

    http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...anning-joint-anti-isis-operations-with-france
     
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    Once again Obama shows his lack of leadership and europe turns to a monster to get things done. Smart Obama.
     
  3. MMC

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    The French even told BO peep they wanted him to work out an alliance with Russia. Another Coalition.....But BO is wary, he knows Putin can trick him and he won't know it for some time.

    Once again BO says he will wait. Playing for more time.



    As France seeks a grand coalition, Obama is wary of allying with Russia.....


    French President François Hollande called on world powers Wednesday to overcome their “sometimes diverging interests” to unite in the fight against the Islamic State. On Tuesday, he will make his case in Washington to President Obama and then travel to Moscow with the same message for President Vladi(*)mir Putin.

    The Obama administration remains leery of Putin’s eagerness to form a grand military coalition, to include intelligence sharing, against the Islamic State, also known as ISIL and ISIS. The administration wants first to test Putin’s willingness to follow through on a political agreement to end Syria’s civil war and to stop bombing U.S.-backed Syrian forces seeking to oust President Bashar al-Assad, a Russian client.

    “If we get a better understanding with Russia” on the diplomatic front, Obama said Wednesday in the Philippines, “that obviously opens up more opportunities for coordination with respect to ISIL. And so the two things can’t be completely separated.”

    “We’re going to wait and see whether, in fact, Russia does end up devoting more attention to targets that are ISIL targets” than to the opposition, he said.....snip~

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...f98030-8e1d-11e5-baf4-bdf37355da0c_story.html
     
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    I say for the United States to keep out. Don't get involved with Syria.
     
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    Hillary says now, after the debate that we need to lead the Fight against Daesh.
     
  6. NMNeil

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    But none of the fighters will have guns, cause Hilary doesn't like guns.
     
  7. Eadora

    Eadora Well-Known Member

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    NOT Obama
    It’s the Globalization Power Freaks who pull that Puppets Strings

    When will all the NITWIT Sheep learn that Hate & Fear are Control Mechanisms
    ................................................................... used to manage the herd while they Cull It

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    Just Perhaps - nHollande / Paris / France !?!

    Shocked Out ! of Complacency are we ? - You mean you can't screw Nations of people back into
    ............................................................................................ the Stone Age without expecting a bit of Blowback
    ? :eekeyes:

    Perhaps the “Operation Gladio” reprise exercise was a MisCalculation ?

    Perhaps they just blew Hollande's Strings off ? :eekeyes:
    Ooops maybe - Just a bit too heavy on bullets & nitro

    Perhaps France will say enough of this F.F. nonsense

    Perhaps France can lead a EU/NATO exodus, & say enough of this
    ................................................................. Washington inspired HS ?



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    Cometh the Hour, Cometh the Man
    http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article43469.htm
    From The Article
    Putin’s vindication was made clear by the enthusiastic reception afforded to him at the
    summit of G20 leaders in Turkey last weekend. The Financial Times headlined: “Putin
    transformed from outcast to problem solver at G20”
    .
    The paper went on to note that: “An audience with the Russian president was one of the
    hottest tickets in town, as Western leaders were forced to recognise the road to peace
    in Syria inevitably runs through Moscow.”

    Even US President Barack Obama was seen to confer with Putin as the two leaders held
    an impromptu and earnest face-to-face discussion on the sidelines of the summit.

    It was a constructive encounter with none of the antagonism that Washington has all too
    often displayed towards Putin over the past year. The Paris terror assault – with 129 dead
    and hundreds wounded in simultaneous gun and bomb attacks – no doubt concentrated
    the minds of world leaders attending the G20 conference, held in Turkey’s Antalya only
    two days after the mass killings.

    The atrocity was claimed by the Islamic State terror network (also known as ISIS or
    ISIL), with seven of its operatives killed in the suicide attacks. Days later, the conclusion
    by Russian investigators this week that a terrorist bomb was the cause of the Russian
    civilian airliner crash on October 31 over Egypt’s Sinai desert – with the loss of all 224
    people onboard – has only added to the grim public realisation about ISIL and its
    affiliates. French President Francois Hollande – who skipped the G20 summit due to the
    emergency situation unfolding at home – appealed this week for a “global coalition
    to defeat Islamic State”.

    This was made during a special address to both upper and lower houses of the French
    parliament at the Palace of Versailles. The French leader called on the US and Russia
    to join forces, along with France and other countries. Hollande is to fly to Washington
    on November 24 to discuss with Obama how to coordinate efforts at combating ISIL
    in Syria and Iraq. Two days after that, the French president is due in Moscow to hold the
    same discussion with Putin. Putin has already acknowledged the appeal from Hollande,
    saying that he welcomes closer cooperation, adding that Russia has been consistently
    calling for a greater joint effort in combating terrorism.

    Putin has even reportedly offered Russian naval coordination with the French aircraft
    carrier Charles de Gaulle in the eastern Mediterranean for future airstrikes against ISIL.
    Within days of the Paris massacre, French warplanes launched extensive strikes
    against Islamic State bases in eastern Syria.

    Russia and its Syrian ally have pointed out that previous military strikes by the US and
    France are in violation of international law since these operations do not have consent
    from the government in Damascus. It remains to be seen then how Russia would
    coordinate military operations with France in Syria owing to the legal implications.

    Since the Paris mayhem, several French political figures and former military intelligence
    personnel have urged Hollande to re-think policy on Syria.

    Opposition leader Nicolas Sarkozy, among others, said that “to not coordinate
    with Russia is absurd”. A think-tank, CF2R, with close links to French military
    intelligence, also advised the Hollande government to view the Syrian leader not as the
    enemy, and to dedicate efforts, in conjunction with Russia, on destroying the ISIL and
    related groups.

    In other words, Russia is being proven right about its intervention in Syria. The most
    effective way to defeat the terror networks of ISIL and other jihadist groups like the
    Nusra Front is to support the Syrian state, to coordinate with the Syrian Arab Army
    on the ground, and to target the militants with a full-on campaign.

    That is why Putin was received at the G20 summit with a newfound respect among other
    leaders. When Putin ordered the Russian military intervention in Syria, beginning
    on September 30, it was not done in half-measures. In a matter of weeks, the Russian air
    force has achieved more in terms of wiping out terror groups than the US-led coalition
    did in more than a year of airstrikes.

    Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov noted in an interview this week that the US-led
    bombing supposedly against the Islamic State has been ineffective due to its conflicting
    priorities. Lavrov said that since August 2014, the Western so-called anti-ISIL coalition
    was focused on “weakening” the Damascus government and therefore it did not strike
    decisively at ISIL formations because they are seen as assets in the Western effort
    for regime change.

    Some analysts go further and argue that the Islamic State and associated jihadist
    mercenaries are the result of covert Western sponsorship of these groups.

    Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other Gulf Arab states are also known to have been
    major funders and facilitators of the jihadist brigades. Putin highlighted these links at the
    G20 summit when he announced that the financing of the terror networks in Syria has
    come from “40 states, including members of the G20”.

    Thus, while Russia has been vindicated in its strategy and tactics on Syria, the appeal
    for a “global coalition” against terror has intrinsic limits. This is because key Western
    powers and their regional allies are committed in principle against such a Russian-defined
    front.

    The United States, Britain and France are among those states insisting that the Syrian
    President Bashar al-Assad has to relinquish power, sooner or later. Russia rejects that
    demand as a violation of Syrian sovereignty.

    These Western states are also known to have supplied weapons, at least indirectly, to the
    jihadist terror groups. British leader David Cameron complained at the G20 summit that
    Russia has hit “non-ISIL opposition to Assad – people who could be part of the future
    of Syria.” But who or where are these “non-ISIL” groups that Cameron says “could be
    part of the future of Syria”?

    When Russia has asked the West for information and locations on “moderate rebels”
    to avoid in its airstrikes, the West has refused to provide any details.

    France is as guilty as any other of the foreign states for fuelling a covert war in Syria that
    has spawned the terror problem of Islamic State and its affiliates. A problem that has,
    in turn, rebounded with horrific results outside of Syria’s borders, killing hundreds
    of French and Russian citizens in only the past three weeks.

    Vladimir Putin has demonstrated true leadership on tackling terrorism in Syria and
    beyond. As the old English proverb goes: cometh the hour, cometh the man.

    However, the more troubling problem is this: how many other statesmen are ready and
    willing to do the decent thing and follow the Russian lead? Russia’s policy on Syria is the
    morally and legally correct one.

    The Paris and Russian airliner massacres, as well as other recent terrorist atrocities
    in Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen and other countries, cry out for a real anti-terror effort based
    on respecting sovereignty and abiding by international law.

    That challenge will expose those states that have built their policies on Syria out of
    deeply criminal objectives and methods.
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    Perhaps, but I doubt it - :steamed: Holland's $bought & $paid for :steamed:
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    JOURNALIST SPEAKS THE TRUTH
    ABOUT PARIS ATTACK, & MUCH MORE


    [video=youtube;1D-9_LFPN7g]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1D-9_LFPN7g&app=desktop[/video]


    ISIS Is Being Aimed At The West By Globalists
    Just Another Operation Gladio Folks :cool:...............................
    To Train The Great Unwashed Just Who They Should Hate
    ................ And In This Case It Be Those Mean Ole Moslems


    http://www.activistpost.com/2015/11...globalists-heres-what-we-can-do-about-it.html

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    Russia Says It's Planning Joint Anti-ISIS Operations With France.
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    Are the French aware of that?
     
  9. Doug_yvr

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    Well sure except that the French and US have been working together to target and bomb sites for the past few days. But don't let actual news from the region throw you off your little work of fiction here.

    It's Russia that's late to the party, not the US.

    But by all means carry on with your America-bashing.
     
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    What does that mean? The US has eaten all cakes or what?
     
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    Just curious, how much of a pain in the ass is it to change colors, fonts, font size etc to create your posts?
     
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    America - Exposed & Shamed at the G20 :flagus::thumbsdown:
    Putin tables Proof they avoided bombing ISIS Oil Convoys

    US Spent a Year Bombing Syrian Desert - ISIS grew Stronger
    .............The same ISIS funded & sponsored by America's proxies
    ................................... - Turkey, Qatar, & the KSA
    http://freeukrainenow.org/2015/11/1...isis-funding-from-40-countries-including-g20/

    In just Six Weeks - The Russk's gets a good start in getting the Job done

    http://sputniknews.com/russia/20151002/1027917146/us-syria-bombings-pushkov.html
    http://yournewswire.com/russia-and-iran-say-victory-in-sight-isis-on-the-run/

    Seems like ISIS is just another US created NGO Proxy Frankenstein Monster
    .................................. that got out of control - Just like Al Queda & the Taliban -

    Sooner or Later these Chickens will come home to Roost :icon_jawdrop:

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    .................................................Sometimes a little Touch Up is fun too
     
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    Ehh, no thanks. I have a life.
     
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    I was just thinking, the last time France and Russia got together it resulted in the First World War.
     
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    I know - I know ! :smile: -
    Your Government & the Criminals who pull their strings are $pending it 4 U :roflol:
     
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    They should boot the US out of Syria entirely and take over the anti-ISIS operation. The evidence so far indicates that ISIS would crumble in no time without our sadly pro-ISIS contributions.
     
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    lol

    ISIS is about to go the way of American government integrity now that Russia and France are involved. :D
     
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    Seems I have more time to enjoy more of that than you do Bros :wink:

    milorafferty - 1730 Posts since Jan 2015
    Eadora........ - 1994 Posts since Mar 1994
     
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    Yah but can you trust those Amphibians ? :roll:

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    Well, that doesn't count how much time you spent prattling with your crazy friends over at the Pravda Forums insane asylum. :)
     
  22. Durandal

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    Their Uncle Putin will help them along ;)

    - - - Updated - - -

    Spent much time in that asylum? I was a member there as well for a little while. Good times, good times.
     
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    Tu-22M3 over Syria:
    [video=youtube;pUgNLpjR-ME]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUgNLpjR-ME[/video]
    [video=youtube;ZVlj8DI5Lno]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVlj8DI5Lno[/video]
     
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    I was there about a year ago - Dropped a line to our of friend Mandrake
    I think he still hangs around there - He enjoys beating up on the Russki's
    I kind of quit the place when they banned The American Eagle -
    . The guy was a Worthy Adversary - You see him here every once in a while

    & the place soon went OffLine for a year or Two -
    That's a long time ago that's fer sure

    Re: The Amphibians

    We will have to see how It goes :roll:

    German Economic News
    Infers France Will Re-Align with Russia, Abandon U.S.

    http://rinf.com/alt-news/breaking-n...france-will-re-align-with-russia-abandon-u-s/

    From the Article
    U.S. President Barack Obama’s continuing refusal to work together with Vladimir Putin’s
    offensive in Syria to slaughter all jihadists there, has driven French President
    Francois Hollande to consider a fundamental re-alignment of France with Russia and
    away from the U.S. and NATO (the anti-Russian military club of nations). Recent news
    reporting in German Economic News — a news medium with an uncanny and
    extraordinary record of subsequently validated insights — is now suggesting that
    Hollande is, indeed, moving away from the United States, and toward Russia. If they get
    this one right, too, then that publication, known in its native language as Deutsche
    Wirtschafts Nachrichten, or DWN, will have cemented its leading position as a reporter

    of global affairs.

    &

    One thing, however, is for certain: the French government know that U.S. President Obama
    has been lying to assert that Bashar al-Assad is the reason why there are terrorists in Syria.
    The only question now is whether Hollande will continue publicly supporting Obama’s
    — America’s — lies. If not, then that will be the end of the Franco-American alliance, which
    goes all the way back to the founding of American democracy, but might no longer be able
    to sustain America’s having become recently a dictatroship
     
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    The US has been a divisive influence on Europe and Russia, that's for sure, as we've been working actively to divide and conquer other nations and alliances to benefit our own. I'm curious to see how Europe, Eurasia and East Asia will develop as the world goes more multipolar.
     

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