US funded Al queda Syrian fighters take over Mosul in Iraq

[alcoholbob]

WND? You couldn't find something from Alex Jones, Natural News, or CNS to back it up?

Sorry I couldn't find it on CNN or MSNBC.

 

[CitizenKain]

Irony is dead.

 

[JEDIYoda]

This is pretty obvious I would say. 800 men (same amount as the workers of a larger factory) take over a city the size of Austin. The soldiers drop their weapons and leave all their equipment behind for the terrorist plus a huge amount of money that they now will take back to the fight in Syria which they were losing. Nice arrangement from the U.S. government I must say. A very Original way of giving arms and money to the ISIS to fight Assad even harder. It's just a bit too obvious. Looking at history, soldiers would take all or most of their equipment with them and destroy the rest when retreating.

First post -- ignorance abounds..........

 

[Knowing]

Huge cache of US made arms

Seized US tanks and HMMWVs going to Syria

Using seized gear properly in propaganda video

They have an app

They're worth about $2 billion dollars

So they've got our TOW missiles, uparmored HMMWVs, body armor, potentially nvgs, and potentially a main battle tank that has never been captured in operational condition.

Whelp, I guess that's that.