
© LatuffSpot the difference
Ever since Russia called the Empire of Chaos' bluff and shone a light on the web of lies with which the West has for so long held a stranglehold over much of the world,
spin-doctors in Western capitals and have been working overtime to prevent the catastrophic collapse of the 'West is the best' narrative.
Obama claimed in a recent interview that he had never had much confidence in the Pentagon program to train 'moderate rebels'. So despite training and arming these head-choppers, it has taken the US government four years to discover that they 'never really had much faith in that program'.
This doesn't mean, of course, that the Empire is about to change its course of action in Syria. US Defense [sic] Secretary Ash Carter has declared support for a
new group of 'moderate rebels'. Yes, it boggles the (human) mind how this textbook example of 'failing to learn from mistakes' can be coming from the most powerful circles on the planet, but then,
as Putin pointed out, some of these guys have mush for brains.
Just as a ball can be given so much backward spin that it can return and hit you hard in the face, so too with spinning lies.
Turkish prime minister Davutoglu, waxing philosophical on the subtleties between Islam as defended by Turkey and the variant espoused by ISIS/ISIL, this week assured local reporters that
"there is not a 180 degree difference, but a 360 degree difference."

© UnknownThere's not a 180 degree difference between our Islam and ISIS's, there's a 360 degree difference
Davutoglu's statement went viral on social media as Turks realized their leaders' brains are also exhibiting symptoms of having turned to mush. Whether his spin-doctor was on holiday, or overworked, or whether this 'frank admission' was due to a malfunctioning teleprompter is unknown. Disregarding the extent to which Turkish Sunni state Islam is indistinguishable from the head-choppers' firebrand Islam, the bottom line is that without Turkey's extensive help providing training and logistical facilities for CIA goons on the ground in and around Syria, as well as shelter, air-cover and much more, ISIS would have ceased to exist long ago.
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I work in the international transport sector in Europe. I've been reading SOTT since 2003 and first joined the editorial team in 2007 after realizing I had to do something about the deteriorating state of our world. Especially as I saw how our mainstream media has let us down. I'm particularly interested in 'following the money' to track the machinations of the deceptive ones in high places. I suppose you could say I've taken my chosen profession to a new level, and now with SOTT I'm "inspecting the flows" of people and money in more ways than one.
Turkish PM Davutoglu can be excused, he is not the chief of the math department, and certainly not of the geometry class. On the other hand, what if these guys telling lies day and day out get so fed up with it, and don't know how to get out of it? To say 360 instead of 180 is af way of saying something that is embarrassing but doesn't kill him. What if this guy knows that Turkey is caught in a game that is no real good.
Regarding the support for ISIS by the US and allies there was also this:
Guess Who ISIS Got All Those Toyota Trucks From [Link]
Mentioned in interview with Daniel McAdams from the Ron Paul Institute [Link]