What $1 million of U.S. training looks like (Not very much)

[kscarbel2]

I never authorized my tax money to be spent in this way.

What's that old saying? "Don't engage in regime changing unless you're 100 percent sure you can succeed, accomplish it within one year and no other countries will squawk"

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/08/18/middleeast/new-syria-force-fighter-abu-iskander/index.html

[41chevy]

I never authorized my tax money to be spent in this way.

What's that old saying? "Don't engage in regime changing unless you're 100 percent sure you can succeed, accomplish it within one year and no other countries will squawk"

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/08/18/middleeast/new-syria-force-fighter-abu-iskander/index.html

Gaziantep, Turkey (CNN)This is what a Syrian rebel looks like after nearly $1 million of training and equipment provided by the United States. Pro-U.S. -- and fiercely anti-Assad regime -- fighter Abu Iskander is one of just 54 moderate rebels painstakingly vetted, expensively trained and equipped with fancy new weapons -- at a cost of $41 million.