18-01-2014, 12:39 AM
This is a bit of a house of cards.
If the conflict in the ME endures at the pleasure of trans-national interests, and if it is now no longer considered useful, then why is it going to be "resolved" now?
Thesis: the coming peace in the ME is a part of the larger strategy of the pivot to Asia featured in an recent Obama speech. This is not to say that Obama is the brilliant strategist laying out the grand design -- but he is announcing a piece of the grand design his sponsors prepared for the rest of us.
If the conflict in the ME endures at the pleasure of trans-national interests, and if it is now no longer considered useful, then why is it going to be "resolved" now?
Thesis: the coming peace in the ME is a part of the larger strategy of the pivot to Asia featured in an recent Obama speech. This is not to say that Obama is the brilliant strategist laying out the grand design -- but he is announcing a piece of the grand design his sponsors prepared for the rest of us.
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"We will lead every revolution against us." --Theodore Herzl