Socio-Economics History Blog

Socio-Economics History Blog

Month: December 2015

NATO’s “Humanitarian” Supplies for ISIS And Al Qaeda – Convoys Halted at Syrian Border

by mosesman

NATO’s “Humanitarian” Supplies for ISIS And Al Qaeda – Convoys Halted at Syrian Border by Tony Cartalucci, http://journal-neo.org/   For years, NATO has granted impunity to convoys packed with supplies bound for ISIS and Al Qaeda. Russian airstrikes have stopped them dead in their tracks. If a legitimate, well-documented aid convoy carrying humanitarian supplies bound for civilians inside …

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Could U.S.-Russia Tensions Go Nuclear?

by mosesman

Could U.S.-Russia Tensions Go Nuclear? by BRUCE BLAIR, November 27, 2015, http://www.politico.com/magazine/   Believe it or not, hair-trigger launch alerts are still with us—and perhaps even more dangerous than during the Cold War. – The Russian warplane recently shot down inside Turkey’s border with Syria fits a pattern of brinkmanship and inadvertence that is raising tensions and distrust …

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BUSTED! ISIS Militants Caught Having Friendly Chat with Turkish Border Guards

by mosesman

[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sfeXyz2KvE] Published on Nov 29, 2015 Don’t file this one under “surprising”, but a video has emerged of ISIS jihadists having a lovely chit-chat with Turkish border guards. The video is allegedly from October, so this is not a new Turkish tourism campaign launched in the wake of losing hundreds of thousands of Russian tourists. …

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