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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (805042)	9/3/2014 2:20:54 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579193

"Nothing different" is just your way of defending this "know nothing, do nothing" administration. Right. Because the air strikes that stopped the ISIS advance and reversed it in some areas is "nothing". time.com My "nothing different" is because you did not outline anything different from what Obama is doing. Except for the nuance of the messaging. As far as ISIS itself... Syria: Al Qaeda's Front Group Overextends Itself Analysis October 4, 2013 \| 0516 Print Text Size The Islamic State of Iraq and the Sham clashed with other rebels in Albu Kamal in September 2013. (AHMAD ABOUD/AFP/Getty Images) Summary Through unchecked ideology, megalomaniacal leadership and a lack of organizational control, al Qaeda's front group in Syria, the Islamic State of Iraq in the Sham, commonly known as ISIS, is overextending its capabilities as it embarks on a course of action that ultimately could lead to its degradation. The group reportedly has dispatched hundreds of fighters north toward Turkey in response to the closures of certain border crossings. Confronting Turkey at these crossings would provoke the ire of a very capable military, yet Ankara is only one of many parties that would like to see ISIS destroyed. If ISIS continues to engage so many groups on so many fronts, it will eventually repeat the mistakes made by al Qaeda in Iraq, an earlier iteration of ISIS, leaving it alienated and stripped of all it has accomplished throughout the Syrian civil war. Read more: Syria: Al Qaeda's Front Group Overextends Itself \| Stratfor Follow us: @stratfor on Twitter \| Stratfor on Facebook