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Judi McLeod / Canada Free Press

In the strange language of the CIA, ISIS can ‘muster’ between 20,000 and 31,500 ‘fighters’. With another ISIS beheading threatened for as soon as next week, we have a president who calls ISIS ISIL and a CIA who calls ISIS ”fighters” rather than terrorists.

“A CIA assessment puts the number of ISIS fighters at possibly more than three times the previous estimates. (CNN, Sept. 11, 2014)

“The terror group that calls itself the Islamic State “can muster between 20,000 and 31,500 fighters across Iraq and Syria,” a CIA spokesman told CNN on Thursday.

 

“Analysts and U.S. officials initially estimated there were as many as 10,000 fighters, including those who were freed from prisons by ISIS, and Sunni loyalists who have joined the fight as the group advanced across Iraq.

 

“This new total reflects an increase in members because of stronger recruitment since June following battlefield successes and the declaration of a caliphate, greater battlefield activity and additional intelligence,” the spokesman said.

 

“The news came a day after President Barack Obama laid out his plan to “dismantle and ultimately destroy” ISIS, including authorizing airstrikes.”

If Obama and the CIA were doing their jobs to protect the masses from the tyranny of radical Islam, they would be cutting ISIS off at the pass, by stopping them from gaining entry over their government-arranged porous borders.  Ditto for Prime Minister David Cameron and MI6 over the pond.

Both the U.S. and Britain have made one big Disneyland for ISIS.  Everybody goes there; lots of imaginary characters hanging about.

In Obama’s case, ISIS terrorists knew he had no strategy to deal with them months ago.  After his Wednesday White House address, they now know the Obama-Jarrett no-strategy-for-ISIS is largely based on, yada, yada, yada.

“Mass executions and videotaped beheadings, including those of two American journalists, have led to the push for a broader counterterrorism mission, including possible airstrikes in civil war-torn Syria.” (CNN)

Even at this point in ongoing brutal ISIS human butchery, it’s only possible airstrikes.

Yet, the main possibility of which there can be little doubt is that it’s getting more and more possible each passing day for terrorists to get into the countries whose mission it is to destroy over wide open borders.

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