Trump's actions released over 100 ISIS terrorists- another success!

[Syriusly]

Trump ordered a precipitous and unplanned withdrawal of American troops in Syria.
These troops had been for months preventing Turkey from attacking the Kurds.
When the American troops were withdrawn and Turkey, as expected, attacked the Kurds, hundreds of ISIS terrorists who were in Kurdish custody escaped.

tps://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/fact-check-isis-prisoners-escaped-trump-jeffrey/index.html

[Defense Secretary]Esper also said that the "11,000 or so" ISIS fighters detained in northeast Syria that some feared would be released when the US troop left the area have mostly remained in prison.
"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
"So right now we have not seen this big prison break that we all expected, so that's the good news piece," Esper said.

So to recap- Trump's actions in Syria:
a) Were expected by the U.S. military to lead to a big prison breaks
b) Over 100 terrorists did escape as a result of Trump's action and Turkey's subsequent attack.

100 ISIS prisoners are now at large — 'We do not know where they are,' a US official says

During a meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Jeffrey told New York Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel that over 100 ISIS prisoners had so far escaped the custody of the Syrian Democratic Forces, reinforcing Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper's statements about escaped ISIS prisoners on Tuesday

"We know from previous briefings these ISIS detainees are among the most dangerous fighters, intent on attacking the United States and its allies," Engel said during Wednesday's hearing. "Does the US have an idea where these individuals are, and is the US able to monitor or effectively operate against ISIS, given the withdrawal of US forces?"

"We would say that the number is now over 100. We do not know where they are," Jeffrey answered

If any Americans are killed by these escaped terrorists- does the buck stop with Trump?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

CNN even says so.

 

[Billiejeens]

I guess in hindsight Barack Hussein building and arming ISIS in an attempt to over through Assad was a bad thing, yes?

 

[Third Party]

Trump ordered a precipitous and unplanned withdrawal of American troops in Syria.
These troops had been for months preventing Turkey from attacking the Kurds.
When the American troops were withdrawn and Turkey, as expected, attacked the Kurds, hundreds of ISIS terrorists who were in Kurdish custody escaped.

tps://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/fact-check-isis-prisoners-escaped-trump-jeffrey/index.html

[Defense Secretary]Esper also said that the "11,000 or so" ISIS fighters detained in northeast Syria that some feared would be released when the US troop left the area have mostly remained in prison.
"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
"So right now we have not seen this big prison break that we all expected, so that's the good news piece," Esper said.

So to recap- Trump's actions in Syria:
a) Were expected by the U.S. military to lead to a big prison breaks
b) Over 100 terrorists did escape as a result of Trump's action and Turkey's subsequent attack.

100 ISIS prisoners are now at large — 'We do not know where they are,' a US official says

During a meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Jeffrey told New York Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel that over 100 ISIS prisoners had so far escaped the custody of the Syrian Democratic Forces, reinforcing Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper's statements about escaped ISIS prisoners on Tuesday

"We know from previous briefings these ISIS detainees are among the most dangerous fighters, intent on attacking the United States and its allies," Engel said during Wednesday's hearing. "Does the US have an idea where these individuals are, and is the US able to monitor or effectively operate against ISIS, given the withdrawal of US forces?"

"We would say that the number is now over 100. We do not know where they are," Jeffrey answered

If any Americans are killed by these escaped terrorists- does the buck stop with Trump?

As long as they don't cross our southern border, I DON'T CARE.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

Big deal.....we can't stay over there forever.....

They live there -- there will always be the next ISIS or Al Queda…..time to face reality

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

I guess in hindsight Barack Hussein building and arming ISIS in an attempt to over through Assad was a bad thing, yes?

Invading Iraq was a bad thing -- everything else from that ultimate fuck up is just a cherry on top....

 

[Polishprince]

Trump ordered a precipitous and unplanned withdrawal of American troops in Syria.
These troops had been for months preventing Turkey from attacking the Kurds.
When the American troops were withdrawn and Turkey, as expected, attacked the Kurds, hundreds of ISIS terrorists who were in Kurdish custody escaped.

tps://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/fact-check-isis-prisoners-escaped-trump-jeffrey/index.html

[Defense Secretary]Esper also said that the "11,000 or so" ISIS fighters detained in northeast Syria that some feared would be released when the US troop left the area have mostly remained in prison.
"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
"So right now we have not seen this big prison break that we all expected, so that's the good news piece," Esper said.

So to recap- Trump's actions in Syria:
a) Were expected by the U.S. military to lead to a big prison breaks
b) Over 100 terrorists did escape as a result of Trump's action and Turkey's subsequent attack.

100 ISIS prisoners are now at large — 'We do not know where they are,' a US official says

During a meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Jeffrey told New York Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel that over 100 ISIS prisoners had so far escaped the custody of the Syrian Democratic Forces, reinforcing Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper's statements about escaped ISIS prisoners on Tuesday

"We know from previous briefings these ISIS detainees are among the most dangerous fighters, intent on attacking the United States and its allies," Engel said during Wednesday's hearing. "Does the US have an idea where these individuals are, and is the US able to monitor or effectively operate against ISIS, given the withdrawal of US forces?"

"We would say that the number is now over 100. We do not know where they are," Jeffrey answered

If any Americans are killed by these escaped terrorists- does the buck stop with Trump?

Trump release no one. The terror suspects thought to be part of the Islamic State escaped. That's CNN says anyhow, although they are masters of fake news.

My guess is that the so-called escapees were being held on less serious charges like ripping mattress tags or killing praying mantises. And they were probably bailed out.

The Media tends to make any story look as dark as possible about President Trump.

 

[Rustic]

Trump ordered a precipitous and unplanned withdrawal of American troops in Syria.
These troops had been for months preventing Turkey from attacking the Kurds.
When the American troops were withdrawn and Turkey, as expected, attacked the Kurds, hundreds of ISIS terrorists who were in Kurdish custody escaped.

tps://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/fact-check-isis-prisoners-escaped-trump-jeffrey/index.html

[Defense Secretary]Esper also said that the "11,000 or so" ISIS fighters detained in northeast Syria that some feared would be released when the US troop left the area have mostly remained in prison.
"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
"So right now we have not seen this big prison break that we all expected, so that's the good news piece," Esper said.

So to recap- Trump's actions in Syria:
a) Were expected by the U.S. military to lead to a big prison breaks
b) Over 100 terrorists did escape as a result of Trump's action and Turkey's subsequent attack.

100 ISIS prisoners are now at large — 'We do not know where they are,' a US official says

During a meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Jeffrey told New York Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel that over 100 ISIS prisoners had so far escaped the custody of the Syrian Democratic Forces, reinforcing Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper's statements about escaped ISIS prisoners on Tuesday

"We know from previous briefings these ISIS detainees are among the most dangerous fighters, intent on attacking the United States and its allies," Engel said during Wednesday's hearing. "Does the US have an idea where these individuals are, and is the US able to monitor or effectively operate against ISIS, given the withdrawal of US forces?"

"We would say that the number is now over 100. We do not know where they are," Jeffrey answered

If any Americans are killed by these escaped terrorists- does the buck stop with Trump?

Muslims will be Muslims, and terrorism is their game. Lol

 

[Rustic]

I guess in hindsight Barack Hussein building and arming ISIS in an attempt to over through Assad was a bad thing, yes?

Invading Iraq was a bad thing -- everything else from that ultimate fuck up is just a cherry on top....

Lol
It goes far beyond that, Muslims live to fight and kill everybody they disagree with and that means each other too... they have been doing it for centuries. Fact

 

[airplanemechanic]

These terrorists were being held in Syria, a country we are at war with, by people that are at war with one of our allies. Why the fuck is Trump responsible for those ragheads? If you're so worried about these ISIS terrorists being released, why aren't you fussing that NATO didn't come in and secure their prison?

 

[Syriusly]

Trump ordered a precipitous and unplanned withdrawal of American troops in Syria.
These troops had been for months preventing Turkey from attacking the Kurds.
When the American troops were withdrawn and Turkey, as expected, attacked the Kurds, hundreds of ISIS terrorists who were in Kurdish custody escaped.

tps://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/fact-check-isis-prisoners-escaped-trump-jeffrey/index.html

[Defense Secretary]Esper also said that the "11,000 or so" ISIS fighters detained in northeast Syria that some feared would be released when the US troop left the area have mostly remained in prison.
"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
"So right now we have not seen this big prison break that we all expected, so that's the good news piece," Esper said.

So to recap- Trump's actions in Syria:
a) Were expected by the U.S. military to lead to a big prison breaks
b) Over 100 terrorists did escape as a result of Trump's action and Turkey's subsequent attack.

100 ISIS prisoners are now at large — 'We do not know where they are,' a US official says

During a meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Jeffrey told New York Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel that over 100 ISIS prisoners had so far escaped the custody of the Syrian Democratic Forces, reinforcing Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper's statements about escaped ISIS prisoners on Tuesday

"We know from previous briefings these ISIS detainees are among the most dangerous fighters, intent on attacking the United States and its allies," Engel said during Wednesday's hearing. "Does the US have an idea where these individuals are, and is the US able to monitor or effectively operate against ISIS, given the withdrawal of US forces?"

"We would say that the number is now over 100. We do not know where they are," Jeffrey answered

If any Americans are killed by these escaped terrorists- does the buck stop with Trump?

As long as they don't cross our southern border, I DON'T CARE.

Because of course if they come across our Northern border they can't harm us.....

 

[Syriusly]

Trump ordered a precipitous and unplanned withdrawal of American troops in Syria.
These troops had been for months preventing Turkey from attacking the Kurds.
When the American troops were withdrawn and Turkey, as expected, attacked the Kurds, hundreds of ISIS terrorists who were in Kurdish custody escaped.

tps://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/fact-check-isis-prisoners-escaped-trump-jeffrey/index.html

[Defense Secretary]Esper also said that the "11,000 or so" ISIS fighters detained in northeast Syria that some feared would be released when the US troop left the area have mostly remained in prison.
"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
"So right now we have not seen this big prison break that we all expected, so that's the good news piece," Esper said.

So to recap- Trump's actions in Syria:
a) Were expected by the U.S. military to lead to a big prison breaks
b) Over 100 terrorists did escape as a result of Trump's action and Turkey's subsequent attack.

100 ISIS prisoners are now at large — 'We do not know where they are,' a US official says

During a meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Jeffrey told New York Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel that over 100 ISIS prisoners had so far escaped the custody of the Syrian Democratic Forces, reinforcing Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper's statements about escaped ISIS prisoners on Tuesday

"We know from previous briefings these ISIS detainees are among the most dangerous fighters, intent on attacking the United States and its allies," Engel said during Wednesday's hearing. "Does the US have an idea where these individuals are, and is the US able to monitor or effectively operate against ISIS, given the withdrawal of US forces?"

"We would say that the number is now over 100. We do not know where they are," Jeffrey answered

If any Americans are killed by these escaped terrorists- does the buck stop with Trump?

Trump release no one. The terror suspects thought to be part of the Islamic State escaped. That's CNN says anyhow, although they are masters of fake news.

My guess is that the so-called escapees were being held on less serious charges like ripping mattress tags or killing praying mantises. And they were probably bailed out.

The Media tends to make any story look as dark as possible about President Trump.

Sigh. I can lead you Trumpettes to the facts but I can't make you actually read them.

Trump's own Secretary of Defense announced the escape:
"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
"So right now we have not seen this big prison break that we all expected, so that's the good news piece," Esper said.

 

[Syriusly]

These terrorists were being held in Syria, a country we are at war with, by people that are at war with one of our allies. Why the fuck is Trump responsible for those ragheads? If you're so worried about these ISIS terrorists being released, why aren't you fussing that NATO didn't come in and secure their prison?

So I will put you down as glad Trump's actions resulted in the escape of these terrorists.

 

[Dick Foster]

Trump ordered a precipitous and unplanned withdrawal of American troops in Syria.
These troops had been for months preventing Turkey from attacking the Kurds.
When the American troops were withdrawn and Turkey, as expected, attacked the Kurds, hundreds of ISIS terrorists who were in Kurdish custody escaped.

tps://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/fact-check-isis-prisoners-escaped-trump-jeffrey/index.html

[Defense Secretary]Esper also said that the "11,000 or so" ISIS fighters detained in northeast Syria that some feared would be released when the US troop left the area have mostly remained in prison.
"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
"So right now we have not seen this big prison break that we all expected, so that's the good news piece," Esper said.

So to recap- Trump's actions in Syria:
a) Were expected by the U.S. military to lead to a big prison breaks
b) Over 100 terrorists did escape as a result of Trump's action and Turkey's subsequent attack.

100 ISIS prisoners are now at large — 'We do not know where they are,' a US official says

During a meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Jeffrey told New York Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel that over 100 ISIS prisoners had so far escaped the custody of the Syrian Democratic Forces, reinforcing Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper's statements about escaped ISIS prisoners on Tuesday

"We know from previous briefings these ISIS detainees are among the most dangerous fighters, intent on attacking the United States and its allies," Engel said during Wednesday's hearing. "Does the US have an idea where these individuals are, and is the US able to monitor or effectively operate against ISIS, given the withdrawal of US forces?"

"We would say that the number is now over 100. We do not know where they are," Jeffrey answered

If any Americans are killed by these escaped terrorists- does the buck stop with Trump?

Funny, no one seems to have seen you scrambling to get on a plane and get your ass over there. Why are you still here?

Did this country learn NOTHING from Vietnam?

 

[airplanemechanic]

These terrorists were being held in Syria, a country we are at war with, by people that are at war with one of our allies. Why the fuck is Trump responsible for those ragheads? If you're so worried about these ISIS terrorists being released, why aren't you fussing that NATO didn't come in and secure their prison?

So I will put you down as glad Trump's actions resulted in the escape of these terrorists.

No put me down as "I see Trump haters blame him for everything and ignore questions they dont' like"

So why don't you answer the question slimeball?

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

So I will put you down as glad Trump's actions resulted in the escape of these terrorists.

It goes down as an unintended consequence of war. The alternative option would be to keep US troops in Syria until ISIS fighters died of old age.
Of course the seditious left would criticize and demonize that decision too.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Why were they still alive?

 

[fncceo]

Goodie ... next time ... we don't take prisoners.

 

[Third Party]

Trump ordered a precipitous and unplanned withdrawal of American troops in Syria.
These troops had been for months preventing Turkey from attacking the Kurds.
When the American troops were withdrawn and Turkey, as expected, attacked the Kurds, hundreds of ISIS terrorists who were in Kurdish custody escaped.

tps://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/fact-check-isis-prisoners-escaped-trump-jeffrey/index.html

[Defense Secretary]Esper also said that the "11,000 or so" ISIS fighters detained in northeast Syria that some feared would be released when the US troop left the area have mostly remained in prison.
"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
"So right now we have not seen this big prison break that we all expected, so that's the good news piece," Esper said.

So to recap- Trump's actions in Syria:
a) Were expected by the U.S. military to lead to a big prison breaks
b) Over 100 terrorists did escape as a result of Trump's action and Turkey's subsequent attack.

100 ISIS prisoners are now at large — 'We do not know where they are,' a US official says

During a meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Jeffrey told New York Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel that over 100 ISIS prisoners had so far escaped the custody of the Syrian Democratic Forces, reinforcing Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper's statements about escaped ISIS prisoners on Tuesday

"We know from previous briefings these ISIS detainees are among the most dangerous fighters, intent on attacking the United States and its allies," Engel said during Wednesday's hearing. "Does the US have an idea where these individuals are, and is the US able to monitor or effectively operate against ISIS, given the withdrawal of US forces?"

"We would say that the number is now over 100. We do not know where they are," Jeffrey answered

If any Americans are killed by these escaped terrorists- does the buck stop with Trump?

As long as they don't cross our southern border, I DON'T CARE.

Because of course if they come across our Northern border they can't harm us.....

More Americans have been killed by illegals here than ISIS.

 

[CWayne]

I guess in hindsight Barack Hussein building and arming ISIS in an attempt to over through Assad was a bad thing, yes?

Invading Iraq was a bad thing -- everything else from that ultimate fuck up is just a cherry on top....

What was bad about Iraq was we stayed to rebuild their nation because of direct pressure from the left to fight a more 'humane, kinder, gentler' war.

The mistake was we didn't just go in and break everything in that country and then come home.