Governments are all against ISIS formally because it will tend to overthrow even all Sunni governments in the Middle East if ISIS stays functioning as a nation making 3 to 6 million dollars a day ongoing from extortion.
However, the people of these same Sunni Nations often support ISIS as a form of Assassins that are going to kill ALL Shia Muslims, All Christians, All Yazidis and All Turkmen they find (or they will extort money from them until they run out of money and then they will kill them.
So, here you have this paradox where the people of Sunni nations want Assad and All Shias and other minorities dead in the Middle East. And then there are the government who have to give lip service to NATO or their governments will soon be gone and their nations will be ruled by ISIS (all the Sunni nations).
So, if the U.S. and NATO wonders why there aren't ground troops who will fight ISIS on the ground except for (Moderate) Syrian Rebels and some Sunni and Shia tribes and kurdish Peshmergas, this is the reason.
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