America's Syrian war strategy goes "full spectrum stupid"
Submitted by gjohnsit on Tue, 03/29/2016 - 2:50pm"It's very strange, and I cannot understand it."
- Ahmed Othman, commander of one U.S.-backed rebel group in Syria regarding U.S. policy
"It's very strange, and I cannot understand it."
- Ahmed Othman, commander of one U.S.-backed rebel group in Syria regarding U.S. policy
It is the clearest indication yet of the approaching demise of ISIS in Iraq.
The House intelligence committee just accused the Pentagon of a cover-up, and this may turn into the first major scandal in the War on ISIS.
On Friday, President Obama opened a fourth front in the war against ISIS.
You probably didn't notice because neither the news media nor Congress cared. Bombing countries is simply what this administration does.
Iraq was already poor before ISIS invaded. Now it's beyond that.
You wouldn't know it if you weren't paying close attention, but we have entered the largest military escalation since Obama's failed Afghan 'surge' in 2009-2010.
There are three critical differences between that surge and this one:
What has three governments and is a failed state? That's right, Libya.
The latest Libyan government is based in a hotel in Tunisia because Libya was deemed too unsafe.
The other two existing parliaments in Tripoli and Tobruk have so far refused to recognize the U.N. creation in Tunis.
According to
theguardian
A string of polls over the past two weeks show that the once-independent Vermont senator is tied or in the lead in the two early primary states, Iowa and New Hampshire, and all of a sudden, in striking distance of Hillary Clinton nationally.
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There was no better example of Hillary's clueless hawkishness than this moment in the recent debate.