US eyes tactical withdrawal from Middle East to focus on China

[jupiter2007]

Umm isn't here a better alibi than this??
US already had cheap and reliable oil supplies from its Gulf allies, and they could control those oilfields now because their troops on the ground (the YPG/PKK Kurds) are occupying Syria's oilfield for them.
Why wuld they ever need Isis?

please learn to use logic next time.

logic doesn’t apply when things are clear as a day. You have zero understanding of world politics.

 

[striver44]

Russia will cleanup the mess created by CIA and Mossad.

oh boy, he're we go. Do you know that ISIS is most active on the Badia desert right now?? Badia is controlled by the Russian and Syrian armies, in contrast to the other side of the Euphrates which is controlled by US.

Mass Kidnapping in Central Syria Reveals Dynamics of ISIS Resurgence - New Lines Institute

After an ISIS cell attacked and kidnapped civilians in Syria’s Hamah province, the group made the unprecedented move to free its captives in exchange for family members held in regime prisons. Local ISIS cells are further embedding themselves within the social and economic networks of the Badia...

newlinesinstitute.org

logic doesn’t apply when things are clear as a day. You have zero understanding of world politics.

So explain to me what's your proof?? all I see is incompetent Iraqi, Iranian and Syrian militaries giving away their weapons for free for ISIS especially in the 2011-2015 period. How is it a US fault???

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Islamic State captures Ayyash weapons depots in largest arms haul of Syrian Civil War

Islamic State captures Brigade 93 in largest heavy-arms haul of Syrian Civil War


Another One Bites the Dust: Major arms depot falls to Islamic State

Islamic State captures masses of Iranian-supplied weaponry near Khanasir

Iraq lost 2,300 Humvee armored vehicles in Mosul: PM

Islamic State captures large numbers of radars and missiles at Tadmur (Palmyra) airbase

 

[jupiter2007]

What does USA want with Somali? CIA is still support al Shabab Terrorists organizations through proxy to put fear in the mind of Somalia government.

 

[striver44]

I've watched the video, and it only confirms that @jupiter2007 is not that bright.

here's the summary of that video he shared with me.

The USA helped create Isis in a sense that after the US invasion, a chaos ensues in the form of sectarian warfare between the Sunni and Shiite. this is a rsult of the US disbanding the Iraqi army after OIF 2003.

watch from 3:39, here's a quote

"the enemy in Iraq in other words are dynamic and changeable, a shadowy and loose group of former officers and soldiers of the vast security apparatus of the Saddam regime"

Another US mistake is during OIF, there are images of US soldiers abusing muslims which gave rise to discontent among Iraqi populations where they eventually turn to radicalism for revenge.

when the US topples Saddam, they put in his place a Shiite named Noori Al Maliki as PM of Iraq

Nouri al-Maliki - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Noori Al Maliki is a known sectarian which uses Iraqi state apparatus to advanced shiite agenda in Iraq.

This resulted in discontent among Iraqi Sunni, which later helped the rise and filling the rabks of ISIS, by 2014 for example, Fallujah is a no go zone for Iraqi army.

so looking it carefully, The US didn't fund or create ISIS like some low IQ members stated, rather US miscalculations helped ISIS rise.

>>>>Here's to another F**l @powastick , maybe this could help him brighten up a little bit

 

[S.Y.A]

They should withdraw from Afghanistan as well, it is a drain on resources to fund the likes of ANA and incumbent Afghan govt. most of their budget is made up of US grants

 

[FuturePAF]

The rumors seem to be confirmed; deal for withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq by the end of 2021. Only time will tell if they actually go through with the deal.

WSJ News Exclusive | U.S., Iraq to Agree That Combat Troops Should Leave by End of 2021

Top Iraqi and U.S. officials plan to issue a statement that calls for U.S. combat troops to leave Iraq by the end of the year, but would reaffirm that a U.S. military presence is still needed to help the fight against Islamic State.

www.wsj.com

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