OBAMA CANNOT FOOL THE WORLD - THEY ALL SEE HIM AS A WEAK WAFFLER

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Putin Calls Out Obama’s Pretend War On ISIS – G20 Funding ISIS Terrorists, Protecting ISIS Oil Industry, “Real” Rebels Asking Russia For Help Read more of this post Rick Wells | November 18, 2015 at 6:48 am URL: http://wp.me/p4yNKg-5P2 As Hussein Obama fades into the desperate agent of Islamification he has now exposed himself for all to see at the G20, Vladimir Putin has emerged as the leader of the world. He’s taking the issue of ISIS and the attacks in Paris, the Syrian situation and the invasion of Europe and provided a framework through which real  action may be possible. He’s also exposing some fallacies and weaknesses in the arguments given by Obama and others as part of their excuses for failing to act in a meaningful way. He also exposed money-trail information Russia has which verifies that some of the nations within the room, G20 members, were and are responsible for creating, funding and supporting ISIS. Of course none of this information comes as any surprise to the United States so it is interesting that Obama has been exposed as aligning himself with his supposed enemies. It’s not surprising, and long suspected to be the case, but he’s not going to be able to play the part of the well-intentioned humanitarian boob quite so easily with motivations like that laying face-up on the table. As reported by the Russian news source RT, Putin said the following:    During the summit, “I provided examples based on our data on the financing of different Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) units by private individuals. This money, as we have established, comes from 40 countries and, there are some of the G20 members among them,” Putin told the journalists. Putin also spoke of the urgent need to curb the illegal oil trade by IS. “I’ve shown our colleagues photos taken from space and from aircraft which clearly demonstrate the scale of the illegal trade in oil and petroleum products,” he said. “The motorcade of refueling vehicles stretched for dozens of kilometers, so that from a height of 4,000 to 5,000 meters they stretch beyond the horizon,” Putin added, comparing the convoy to gas and oil pipeline systems.    It’s not the right time to try and figure out which country is more and which is less effective in the battle with Islamic State, as now a united international effort is needed against the terrorist group, Putin said. Putin reiterated Russia’s readiness to support armed opposition in Syria in its efforts to fight Islamic State. “Some armed opposition groups consider it possible to begin active operations against IS with Russia’s support. And we are ready to provide such support from the air. If it happens it could become a good basis for the subsequent work on a political settlement,” he said. “We really need support from the US, European nations, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Iran,” the president added. Putin pointed out the change in Washington’s stance on cooperation with Moscow in the fight against the terrorists. “We need to organize work specifically concentrated on the prevention of terrorist attacks and tackling terrorism on a global scale. We offered to cooperate [with the US] in anti-IS efforts. Unfortunately, our American partners refused. They just sent a written note and it says: ‘we reject your offer’,” Putin said. “But life is always evolving and at a very fast pace, often teaching us lessons. And I think that now the realization that an effective fight [against terror] can only be staged together is coming to everybody,” the Russian leader said. According to Putin, first of all it should be decided which groups in Syria can be considered terrorist organizations and which can be attributed to an armed, but still legitimate part of the Syrian opposition. “Our efforts must be concentrated on the battle with terrorist organizations.” Putin also disagreed with Western criticism of Russia’s actions in Syria, where the country has been carrying out a large-scale air campaign against Islamic State and other terror groups since September 30. “It’s really difficult to criticize us,” he said, adding that Russia has repeatedly asked its foreign partners to provide data on terrorist targets in Syria. “They’re afraid to inform us on the territories which we shouldn’t strike, fearing that it is precisely where we’ll strike; that we are going to cheat everybody,” the president said. “Apparently, their opinion of us is based on their own concept of human decency,” he added. Putin told the media that Russia has already established contact with the Syrian opposition, which has asked Moscow not carry out airstrikes in the territories it controls. Source – RT Laura J Alcorn Let's  Invite More to our social network.   Send these post to your email groups and friends. Like us on  Facebook