Israeli and Romanian ammunition captured from ISIS

By Ian Greenhalgh on June 16, 2016

Smuggled via Turkey hidden in food sacks - a deadly version of 'humanitarian aid'

Part of the haul of ammunition and weapons seized from ISIS. Note the food sacks containing loose rounds, yet another solid piece of evidence to prove that supplies are flowing through Turkey to ISIS under the guise of ‘humanitarian aid’

The Syrian army and popular forces captured a number of terrorists in the Eastern parts of Sweida province who were transporting Israeli-made ammunition to the ISIS and Al-Nusra forces.
Romania has been a major supplier of ISIS, flying ammunition from the US airbase outside Constanta from day one. The same planes that delivered this ammunition (which was loaded into food bags at a US airbase under US noses) also carried TOW missiles to ISIS & Al-Nusra; this is another part of that secret war between the Obama White House and the rogue Bush-era Neocons that still run the CIA. These are the people who are working with the Turks and Saudis to destabilise Europe, to take down the EU and replace it with the sort of facist regime that we have seen arise in Kiev, Warsaw and Riga.

As for Israel, in this case, they are just an arms supplier, as always, we remind people to think beyond the usual ‘the Jews did it’ mindset and realise that this is a far bigger game with more players in play. An inability to see past that point has plagued many so-called experts who ply their dubious trade on the interwebs. Invariably, the most clumsy and obvious critics of Israel are backed by a Mossad or Shin Bet operation or they are blindly steered by handlers placed around them. Broadcaster Jeff Rense discovered his long-time companion was a Mossad agent.
It isn’t just Tel-Aviv’s number one cheerleader Alex Jones but others like Richie Allen, Stew Webb, Pete Santilli, Michael Rivero, Christopher Bollyn and the queen of them all, David Icke. Nor the publications, not just InfoWars, but Counterpunch, Russia Insider, Moscow Times, Russia Behind The Headlines, Globalresearch.ca and at one time, Press TV in Iran too.