Entire Leadership of ISIS Opposition Wiped Out by 'Unexplained' Explosion

originally posted by: ElectricUniverse

Nearly fifty senior commanders of a major coalition of Islamic 'moderates' opposed to ISIS in Syria have been killed by an explosion at their secret command bunker as they met to discuss strategy against the the Islamic State.

The blast in the Northwest region of Idlib, Syria on Tuesday killed senior members of rebel group the Ahrar-al-Sham brigade (AaS), including leader Hassan Abboud and 45 others including senior members from other rebel alliance groups, reports The Times. The Idlib region stands in AaS territory, but it is close to the front-line with ISIS in neighbouring Aleppo.

Entire Leadership of ISIS Opposition Wiped Out by 'Unexplained' Explosion

Wow, that is a bit strange that somehow ISIS was able to find where this secret meeting was taking place and they had the resources to destroy the "secret command bunker". This only strengthens ISIS which would also benefit some other groups who are not directly related to ISIS but who want to take advantage of the chaos ISIS is causing and will continue to cause.

Even thou we do not know the source of the blast yet, whether it was a suicide bomber, or whether it was "an accidental explosion", or whatever caused it. This is extremely lucky for ISIS that it happened as this explosion took out several high ranking members of groups opposing ISIS and is a big drawback for the Islamic moderates.

I heard that it was an American Drone.

originally posted by: ausername
a reply to: marg6043

The answer is in the first paragraph of my post.

There are decades now worth of planning, attacks, provocations, infiltrations (in all the right places) etc.

They're hiding in plain sight Marg.

I believe you did mention in your previous post " IMO ". Am I correct in assuming this is simply
your opinion, or do you know something we are unaware of ?

Thanks

a reply to: AlphaHawk

Are you all so narrow minded that you automatically assume the US is involved?

You would be narrow-minded to assume that we're not...

Where have you been the last few decades?

a reply to: dazbog

From my perspective, it is informed "opinion"

Opinion...

As for the "we" that are unaware, depends entirely on who those "we" are.

a reply to: real_one

Proof the US is involved in this incident please.

And not "just coz"

originally posted by: ausername
a reply to: dazbog

From my perspective, it is informed "opinion"

Opinion...

As for the "we" that are unaware, depends entirely on who those "we" are.

The " we " I refer to are the enlightened ( most ) members of ATS.
What I am most interested in is this statement " There are decades worth of............
infiltrations ( in all the right places )
Can you offer some specifics ? Our Government, military etc.
Some members via employment are privy to info not available to the general public.
If that is the case, I most certainly would not want to place you in an awkward position.

Thanks again.

paving the way for the western backed terrorists

What if Americans were not allowed into ISIS, as being liabilities for sniffing out the shenanigans? Just a thought... I just feel a great bit of Western coercion involved in this.


There's definitely something new coming up, but we just need to plan for the worst, and work for the best. Above all, work together.