Vladimir Putin: ISIS Will Taste Its Own Medicine and Syria Will Survive

Vladimir Putin: ISIS Will Taste Its Own Medicine and Syria Will Survive

By Jonas E. Alexis on November 19, 2015

What we are seeing here is that NWO agents are still having a hard time precisely because Putin ain’t messing around when it comes to fighting real terrorism.

“From Russia with love.”

If you haven’t noticed, Vladimir Putin has already made it in the cannons of historical scholarship—and for good reason. Last October, the British Telegraph had a headline entitled: “Putin has embarrassed us all in Syria. Welcome to the age of Russian power.”[1]

One can predict that posterity will marvel at how one man actually challenged an empire and shook the very foundations of the New World Order. Financial Times has recently titled one of their headlines: “Putin transformed from outcast to problem solver at G20.” It gets even more interesting:

“An audience with the Russian president was one of the hottest tickets in town, as Western leaders were forced to recognize the road to peace in Syria inevitably runs through Moscow.”

Problem solver? The “New Hitler” can actually solve serious problem? NWO agents were forced to recognize that Putin is actually the new sheriff in town?[2] Italy is backing Putin now?

If that is the case, then J. M. Berger’s statement that “There is probably no solution to ISIS until there is a solution to Assad”[3] is out of the political equation. Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo puts it quite bluntly to the West:

“If we want peace, we have to find a way of getting along with Assad, at least in a transition period.”[4]



What we are seeing here is that NWO agents are still having a hard time precisely because Putin ain’t messing around when it comes to fighting real terrorism. France has even joined Russia in destroying ISIS in Syria.[5] It gets better:

“David Cameron should abandon his ‘contradictory war aims’ and accept that President Bashar al-Assad must remain in power to allow his army to take the lead in defeating Islamic State forces in Syria, former chief of the defense staff Gen David Richards has said.”[6]

As journalist Finian Cunningham commented:

“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…

“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.”

Putin just sent ISIS a frightening ultimatum:

“To forgive the terrorists is up to God, but to send them to him is up to me.”

You can say that Putin has a good sense of humor. And it always helps to have people like that in politics. Yet Putin isn’t just joking here. Putin added elsewhere: “We will find them anywhere on the planet and punish them.”

Does Putin mean business? The quick answer is yes. Even the Daily Beast has admitted that “Russia pounds ISIS with biggest bomber raid in decades.”[7] The National Interest itself has conceded that Russia’s “Supersonic Tu-160” is a “super bomber,” and that super bomber has already made “its combat debut” in Syria,[8] creating a hell for ISIS. Get this:

“The Russian air force just pulled off one of the biggest and most complex heavy bomber missions in modern history—sending no fewer than 25 Backfire, Bear, and Blackjack bombers on a coordinated, long-range air raid against alleged ISIS forces in Syria.

“The Tuesday mission, which launched under the cover of darkness from a base in Ossetia in southern Russia, signaled a significant escalation of Moscow’s air war in Syria—and heralded the rebirth of Russian heavy bomber squadrons that once had withered from a lack of funding.”[9]

Russia is certainly not showing off. Russia is getting the work done:

“On the day Moscow officially confirmed a terrorist attack as the cause of last month’s downing of a passenger plane in Egypt, the Russian military hit over 200 terrorist targets in Syria in 127 sorties. The escalated Russian operation involved not only warplanes flying from an airfield near Latakia, but also strategic bombers operating from Russian territory.”[10]

We are also told that “Russian warplanes disrupt ISIS oil sales channels; destroy 500 terrorist oil trucks in Syria.”[11]

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