One of the things I've been harping on for the last year is the notion that if ISIS is as big a threat as the government makes them out to be Middle Eastern countries would be mounting a campaign to defeat them. They are most certainly the ones with the most to lose if ISIS becomes a major power player in the region.Well, Saudi Arabia just announced a coalition of more than 30 Arab nations that are now working together to defeat ISIS. But don't get to excited. If you think it's going to be any easier to distinguish the good guys from the bad guys, you've got another thing coming.Among the list of coalition members are Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Yemen, Somalia, Egypt and Pakistan. These are not exactly strongholds for freedom and security.It reinforces in my mind that America needs to leave the Middle East. Let the blood fall on someone else's hands. Don't give ISIS and other radical Muslim groups any ammunition to use against the U.S. in the propaganda war.Which brings me to another point; Did you know that the U.S. government knows precisely where ISIS is creating and distributing is propaganda? It begs the question, Why not destroy them? I mean, if Obama doesn't want to listen to me and pull out and is committed to armed conflict to defeat ISIS don't you think destroying their propaganda arm would be a good start? Especially when there has been so much talk about restricting liberty here at home to try and combat the threat.Well, it turns out the Obama administration doesn't want to bomb the propaganda factories because they might kill innocent civilians.In reality, Obama doesn't want to do what's necessary to win a war. He wants to talk about doing "Whatever it takes" to defeat ISIS without actually doing it.Finally, on the show today, I'll showcase two incidents where our government admitted it broke the law yet no one is being charged with a crime. It's an abuse of power that should anger every Amercian regardless of your political leanings.All that and more on the show today. Don't miss it.Support the show.