Islam Times - What is the purpose of advertising Daash’s military flight capacity?

Islam Times - Over the past few days media have been busy disseminating news reports alleging that Daash operatives have been hard at work, training militants to become adept war plane pilots in view of taking their battles to the air.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights group said ex-Iraqi air force pilots have been training Daash members to fly three warplanes—believed to be MiG-21 and MiG-23 jets-- captured from air bases in Syria.

Some media have gone as far as calling Daash air capability as mighty, directly playing into the public fears.

But why would western media gave in to such fear mongering? For one western powers have been keen to portray their intervention in Syria and Iraq as not only desirable but inevitable in the face of such a “colossal” terror threat – which threat of course they engineered in the first place to justify their planned invasion of foreign sovereign nations –

But the plot runs deeper. The Zionists and their British and American pawns would actually be preparing the public to the idea that Daash has already gained military air power as it is enabling the group to take their battle to the next stage.

Since Syrian President Bashar Al Assad has proven to be far more resilient than anyone could have anticipated, the so-called “Allies” have been forced to up their war game by further enabling their terror goons in view of pushing President Assad out of power.

Rami Abdurrahman, director of the Observatory, said the planes have been flying at a low altitude, apparently to avoid being detected by Syrian military radar in the area.

"People saw the flights, they went up many times from the airport and they are flying in the skies outside the airport and coming back," the BBC reported Abdurrahman said.

U.S. Central Command spokesman Col Patrick Ryder told reporters Friday the Pentagon was "not aware" of Daash conducting any flight operations in Syria or elsewhere.

"We continue to keep a close eye on Daash activity in Syria and Iraq and will continue to conduct strikes against their equipment, facilities, fighters and centers of gravity, wherever they may be," Ryder said.