U.S. warplanes went after Islamic State fanatics again Wednesday, this time bombing the murderous militants on both sides of the Syrian and Iraqi border.  Several of the strikes targeted an ISIS staging area, which the terrorists have been using to move equipment from one country to the other.  Eight ISIS vehicles were demolished in the Iraqi border town of Qaim, the U.S. Central Command reported.  ISIS vehicles west of Iraqi capital Baghdad and near Kurdish city Erbil were also destroyed by bombing raids.  The new attacks came a day after U.S. forces gave ISIS a taste of shock and awe with three waves of bombing attacks in Syria that wiped out dozens of fighters and demolished the group’s command control center in Raqqa.