That is about the only way to get rid of your facebook account. (from what I hear)
If ISIS was in control of the area that just got bombed for awhile then what made for the mass exodus that was the linchpin for this latest escalation. When they say they killed the leader does that mean he is safe and sound and living is some Asian city under a new ID? What are these guys going to do for the 20th anniversary get together?
http://21stcenturywire.com/2014/09/...ings-in-raqqa-in-airstrikes-on-isil-in-syria/
According CNN Middle East correspondent
Arwa Damon (photo, above), residents from the town of Raqqa, in northeastern Syria had “mixed reactions to US strikes”. The reason given was a real shocker:
Damon revealed on air early Wednesday that ISIL terrorists who were held up in the town may have been tipped off weeks in advance to the US airstrikes on Tuesday. According to Damon:
“15-20 days before the airstrikes, (ISIL) buildings were evacuated, and fighters then mixed in with the local population”.
Maybe Damon let the truth slip out by accident, or maybe she was trying to do what US journalists so often are not allowed to do by challenging Washington’s prefabricated narrative. Regardless, CNN’s chief war enthusiast
Wolf Blitzer did not feel the need to purse the point.
This surprising admission by CNN would mean that the US military may have only destroyed empty buildings in Raqqa, and that Washington’s inflated claims of dead ISIL fighters are probably exaggerated. In other words, it was all a big show, and ISIL’s capabilities were not degraded at all by Obama’s celebrated US blitzkrieg in Syria.