Saturday, May 2, 2026
11.6 C
New York

Obama Plans To ‘fight ISIS’ By Arming ISIS – NewsRescue.com

President Barack Obama is set to announce his plan to combat ISIS terrorists in Iraq and Syria by arming so-called “moderate” Syrian rebels despite the fact that such militants have openly aligned themselves with Islamic State fighters.

“Obama has told congressional lawmakers that he has the authority to proceed with much of his plan without their formal approval,” reports the Associated Press. “However, he is seeking authorization from Congress for the train-and-equip operation for Syrian rebels, a request he first made earlier this summer.”

Obama is expected to unveil the plan to send weapons to FSA fighters during a prime time speech later tonight.

The lunacy of such a policy is illustrated by the fact that Bassel Idriss, commander of an FSA-run rebel brigade, recently admitted that Washington-backed “moderate” rebels are still collaborating with ISIS.

“We are collaborating with the Islamic State and the Nusra Front by attacking the Syrian Army’s gatherings in … Qalamoun,” Idriss told Lebanon’s Daily Star. “Let’s face it: The Nusra Front is the biggest power present right now in Qalamoun and we as FSA would collaborate on any mission they launch as long as it coincides with our values.”

July report in Stars and Stripes also documented how the 1,000 strong Dawud Brigade, which had previously fought alongside the FSA against the Assad regime, defected in its entirety to join ISIS.

Also in July it emerged that “several factions within the FSA, including Ahl Al Athar, Ibin al-Qa’im” had “handed over its weapons to the Islamic State in large numbers” and pledged allegiance to ISIS.

Islamic State fighter Abu Atheer also told Al-Jazeera, “We are buying weapons from the FSA. we bought 200 anti-aircraft missiles and Koncourse anti tank weapons. We have good relations with our brothers in the FSA. For us, the infidels are those who cooperate with the West to fight Islam.”

Three leading Syrian rebel commanders also announced back in December that they had relinquished ties with the Free Syrian Army’s Supreme Military Council, the military wing of the western-backed Syrian National Coalition, in order to join ISIS.

In addition, a recent study by Conflict Armament Research revealed that Islamic State militants obtained U.S. supplied weapons, including M16 assault rifles, which were originally smuggled out of Jordan and provided to so-called “moderate” FSA rebels.

ISIS terrorists also acquired M79 rockets which were initially given to FSA rebels by Saudi Arabia. The rockets, “were part of the arms shipments from Croatia that were meant for the Free Syrian Army. The weapons were either captured, or acquired by former FSA fighters as they joined ISIS,” reports LJR Review.

As further evidence of FSA rebels collaborating with ISIS, it recently emerged that murdered American journalist Steven Sotloff was sold to ISIS by FSA militants.

FSA rebels and ISIS militants also fought together to seize control of the Menagh airbase in August last year.

Obama spoke today with Saudi King Abdullah as part of his efforts to build an international coalition against ISIS. What was probably absent from the conversation was any discussion about the fact that the Saudis, along with U.S. allies Qatar, Turkey and Jordan, armed and funded ISIS from the beginning.

The Obama administration is clearly using the threat posed by ISIS as an excuse to get done what it has thus far failed to accomplish – the overthrow of the Assad government – by embarking on a huge transfer of weapons to FSA rebels, despite the fact that FSA fighters are openly collaborating with, defecting to, and fighting alongside ISIS militants.

Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/paul.j.watson.71
FOLLOW Paul Joseph Watson @ https://twitter.com/PrisonPlanet

*********************

Paul Joseph Watson is the editor at large of Infowars.com and Prison Planet.com.

Most Popular

Pentagon’s UAP Caseload Tops 2,000 as Hegseth Doubles Down on Trump’s Disclosure Pledge — and the FY2026 NDAA Forces a Reckoning

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says his team is 'digging in' on releasing UAP records. AARO's open caseload has crossed 2,000. The fiscal-2026 National Defense Authorization Act would compel the Pentagon to brief Congress on every UAP intercept by NORTHCOM-aligned commands going back to 2004. The disclosure question is no longer hypothetical.

Why Vitamin D Deficiency in Childhood May Be Programming Autoimmune Disease — McGill Team Maps the Mechanism

A McGill University team has shown that mice unable to produce vitamin D develop a smaller thymus with fewer cells and signs of premature 'leaky' immune aging — a mechanistic explanation for why the world's most consistent autoimmune-prevention nutrient is also one of its most ignored.

Trump-Putin May 9 Ceasefire Floated as Ukraine Hits Tuapse for Third Time and Strikes Perm Pipeline

After a 90-minute Trump-Putin call, Russia signaled openness to a temporary May 9 ceasefire timed to V-E Day. Ukraine, meanwhile, hit Russia's Tuapse Black Sea oil refinery a third time in two weeks and claimed responsibility for an explosion at a Perm pipeline facility — even as Odesa took its heaviest residential strike in months.

Texas Supreme Court Now Holds the Onion–Infowars Question as Alex Jones Calls Thursday His ‘Last Show’

The satirical site The Onion's bid to acquire Alex Jones's Infowars has bounced from a Houston bankruptcy court to the Fifth Circuit and now to the Supreme Court of Texas. A receiver has stopped paying Infowars's rent and internet. Jones told viewers Thursday's broadcast was his last 'official' show.

The Fed’s ‘Great Illusion’ Meets the Debt Doom Loop: Why ZeroHedge Says the Math No Longer Works

Two ZeroHedge analyses dropped on the same day argue the Federal Reserve's reputation for foresight is a marketing exercise — and that the U.S. sovereign-debt arithmetic has crossed a threshold from which there is no graceful exit. NewsRescue walks through the numbers behind the alarm.

Recent

Pentagon’s UAP Caseload Tops 2,000 as Hegseth Doubles Down on Trump’s Disclosure Pledge — and the FY2026 NDAA Forces a Reckoning

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says his team is 'digging in' on releasing UAP records. AARO's open caseload has crossed 2,000. The fiscal-2026 National Defense Authorization Act would compel the Pentagon to brief Congress on every UAP intercept by NORTHCOM-aligned commands going back to 2004. The disclosure question is no longer hypothetical.

Why Vitamin D Deficiency in Childhood May Be Programming Autoimmune Disease — McGill Team Maps the Mechanism

A McGill University team has shown that mice unable to produce vitamin D develop a smaller thymus with fewer cells and signs of premature 'leaky' immune aging — a mechanistic explanation for why the world's most consistent autoimmune-prevention nutrient is also one of its most ignored.

Trump-Putin May 9 Ceasefire Floated as Ukraine Hits Tuapse for Third Time and Strikes Perm Pipeline

After a 90-minute Trump-Putin call, Russia signaled openness to a temporary May 9 ceasefire timed to V-E Day. Ukraine, meanwhile, hit Russia's Tuapse Black Sea oil refinery a third time in two weeks and claimed responsibility for an explosion at a Perm pipeline facility — even as Odesa took its heaviest residential strike in months.

Texas Supreme Court Now Holds the Onion–Infowars Question as Alex Jones Calls Thursday His ‘Last Show’

The satirical site The Onion's bid to acquire Alex Jones's Infowars has bounced from a Houston bankruptcy court to the Fifth Circuit and now to the Supreme Court of Texas. A receiver has stopped paying Infowars's rent and internet. Jones told viewers Thursday's broadcast was his last 'official' show.

The Fed’s ‘Great Illusion’ Meets the Debt Doom Loop: Why ZeroHedge Says the Math No Longer Works

Two ZeroHedge analyses dropped on the same day argue the Federal Reserve's reputation for foresight is a marketing exercise — and that the U.S. sovereign-debt arithmetic has crossed a threshold from which there is no graceful exit. NewsRescue walks through the numbers behind the alarm.

Five Mississippi Middle Schoolers Hailed as Heroes After Stopping Runaway Bus When Driver Collapsed

About 40 students were on board the Hancock Middle School bus when driver Leah Taylor lost consciousness during an asthma attack. Five sixth graders divided the work in seconds: one grabbed the wheel, one pumped the brakes, one called 911, one alerted the district, and one placed Taylor's inhaler in her hand.

Two Big Biology Wins: How Killer T Cells Strike With Lethal Precision and How the Brain Sorts Smell

Researchers reported this week that the body's killer T cells form a tightly organized 'contact zone' to destroy diseased cells with surgical precision — and a separate team has mapped how olfactory receptors are arranged in the nose. Plus: new data on why GLP-1 drugs work better for some patients than others.

Big Tech’s $665 Billion AI Bet: Alphabet Soars, Meta Slides as Q1 Earnings Reveal Capex Reckoning

Four hyperscalers spent $130 billion on AI infrastructure in a single quarter — more than three times the inflation-adjusted cost of the Manhattan Project — and project up to $665 billion for the full year. Investors rewarded Alphabet, punished Meta, and noticed that nearly half of Google's record profit came not from search or cloud, but from its Anthropic stake.
spot_img

Related Articles

Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments

Popular Categories

spot_img
0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x