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Tag Archives: Ramadi
The Iran-ISIS Connection
WEEKLY STANDARD by Lee Smith June 22, 2015 A year ago the Islamic State first made headlines around the world by storming Mosul and conquering Iraq’s second-largest city. President Obama pledged to “degrade and ultimately destroy” the organization. Here we … Continue reading →
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
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Tagged Iran, Iraq, ISIS, Islamic State, Mosul, President Barack Obama, Ramadi
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Obama Snatched Ramadi Defeat from Bush Victory
AMERICAN THINKER by Daniel John Sobieski May 20, 2015 The White House description of the fall of Ramadi to ISIS forces we have supposedly been busy degrading and destroying as a “setback” is like the British calling Dunkirk in World … Continue reading →
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
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Tagged Iraq, President Barack Obama, Prime Minister Maliki, Ramadi
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