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"The US strategy of supporting terrorist networks in MENA now seems to be paying dividends. It has allowed US Defense Secretary Ash Carter to welcome a Saudi offer to participate in ground operations in Syriaby a US-led coalition, and Carter's openness to the introduction of US ground forces in Libya. Both developments are in keeping with the US strategy of promoting terrorism and endless war in the Middle East and North Africa to keep its adversaries at bay and maintain its hegemony over the region," the academic concluded.
US encourages Saudi intervention, broader war in Syria
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The USA needs to get a life. Their way is quickly becoming a dead end street. I think that there is a lesson in here, somewhere. Their position is much like that of ancient Rome and they are destined for obsolescence. It is however sad to watch. Oh what could have been.