Shock Report=> US Has Only Trained 60 Syrian Fighters to Take on 30,000 ISIS Fighters (VIDEO)

By Jim Hoft
Published July 7, 2015 at 1:18pm
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It’s worse than we thought.

The US has only trained 60 Syrian fighters to take on ISIS.
ISIS has 20,000 to 30,000 fighters.

That means ISIS has captured 38 times more of our vehicles than we have trained Syrian soldiers.

ISIS captured thousands of humvees from the Iraqi Army when they captured Mosul last year.

ISIS captured 2,300 humvees when they captured Mosul in 2014. The estimated cost of the equipment was $579 million.

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