Go around the internet and see how many stories there are about Russian troops arriving in Syria. Click on one of them and see the documentation or sourcing. Here is a sample of sources in the story on the Huffington Post (for those outside the US, the site is considered quite liberal): "Al Arabiya writes that DEBKAfile, an open-source military intelligence website based in Israel, has reported that two Russian ships have arrived in Syria's port of Tartus." So let me get this straight. Al-Arabiyya (the site of the news station of King Fahd's brother-in-law) is reporting on the bases of another report in DEBKAfile--a known Israeli intelligence site? I mean, how low can US journalism sink in reporting on Syria, really?