After ISIS executed a Jordanian pilot by burning him alive, there were scenes of outrage across the Muslim world.

Almost immediately, the Jordanian government executed a 46-year-old Iraqi woman suicide bomber.  Arrested when her vest failed -- that was in 2005.  

The Jordanians hanged her yesterday.

They also hanged a man named Ziad Al-Karbouli, who was sentenced to death … an al Qaeda operative.  

Now I would not have done that because the executions smack of revenge not retribution.

It's always better to operate within the law, not be swayed by a mob reaction.

But surely everyone can understand the anger the Jordanian people have toward the ISIS killers and other terrorists.

The Japanese people have the same anger.  So do most Americans and others around the world.

But again, there is no strategy in place to stop the ISIS madness.

Here's President Obama yesterday:

OBAMA: “It's just one more indication of the viciousness and barbarity of this organization.  And I think it will redouble the vigilance and determination on the part of a global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated.”

Right now the global coalition is a myth and ISIS is doing pretty much what it wants to do.

Last year, the CIA estimated that perhaps as many as 31,500 fighters had joined ISIS.

Jordan has an active army of 88,000 and almost twice that number in total personnel and reserves.

ISIS burned the pilot to death at their headquarters, a town called Raqqa in Syria.

So why isn't the quote "global coalition" attacking Raqqa?

Surely the Jordanian army could attack it, so could the Turks.

The USA could also launch operations against Raqqa, but there is no will to do that.

And so the world will continue to watch barbaric atrocities unfold on a regular basis.

ISIS is still holding an American and other innocent people.

The American people deserve to know the truth about President Obama's campaign to defeat the jihad.

And the truth is there is no campaign.

What we have are selected targets that we hit with drones and bombers.

In Iraq, the bombing has been somewhat effective in stopping the ISIS advance but not in driving them out of that country.

Almost every military person knows that only ground forces will get ISIS out of their entrenched positions.

 Again, we're talking under 40,000 of these savages and you're telling me the world cannot wipe them out when they're sitting over in the Syrian desert and in ramshackle towns in Iraq?

You're telling me the world can't defeat these people?

Total bull.

America and the rest of the world lack the will to defeat evil.

Period.

Finally Barack Obama must totally focus on the growing terror problem and on the threat from Iran.

We are reaching a crisis level.

And that's the memo.