What are we doing in the Middle East?

1) Radicalizing Muslims
2) Fomenting conflicts
3) Making defense contractors billions

Well, in Syria, we are probably stealing oil for Israel. They don't want us and we are FAFO having troops there. I believe at least Jordan allows us there.

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If we left them totally alone, I’m pretty sure another devastating attack would occur on US soil.

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It’s because they hate our freedom, right?

The US can’t exist without permanent imperialism and war. They prop up our entire economy.

Those guys in the Middle East must like money. Because, everyone else that has oil is glad to exchange it for money.

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1. Lots of oil


2. Where else do you expect our military industry to make money?

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You are correct on both points.

However it should be noted that the supply of oil is not the main reason we are perpetually invested in these ancient sectarian conflicts in the Middle East. No, we have enough energy reserves in this hemisphere to supply our nation’s energy needs.

“War For Oil” has thus always been a misnomer; “War For Greenbacks” is a more correct appellation. The primary reason our nation is embroiled in these never-ending conflicts is to promote the continued hegemony of the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency.

This is one of the primary reasons the United States has been locked in a permanent state of war in the Middle East since at least the end of the Cold War. The Petrodollar Pact with the incestuous House of Saud — while a brilliant piece of statecraft in it’s day — has proven to be a disaster for the stability of the USD and indeed our nation’s national security.

Nothing — NOTHING — changes until this nation returns to sound monetary policies.

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there are a lot of people in that part of the world that are would like nothing more than to pull off something devastating on the US. If we left them totally alone, I’m pretty sure another devastating attack would occur on US soil very soon.

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And therefore the stupidity of our foreign policy is justified. This is the kind of shite McCain and Haley say.

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And therefore the stupidity of our foreign policy is justified.

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It gets so wearisome hearing the very same talking points we were hearing twenty years ago while defending the repeated failures of our nation’s standing bipartisan foreign policy directives over multiple Democon & Republicrat administrations.

At this late stage, only complete fools or unapologetic Deep State tools would continue to parrot these same trite reasons for our continued involvement in the entire region.

Again, the biggest threat to continued Liberty in this nation arises not from the regimes in Tehran, Moscow or Beijing but from the permanent bipartisan reigning despots in Washington D.C.

One important mission is to ID and eliminate terror groups that would plan 911 style attacks.

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One important mission is to ID and eliminate terror groups that would plan 911 style attacks.

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You sure about that?

Do we need reminding that the vast majority of 911 attackers were Saudi nationals?



Robert Mueller was the biggest obstacle for Sept. 11 families who wanted to sue Saudi Arabia….



Families of Sept. 11 victims have been on a 17-year-long quest to seek financial retribution from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which they claim funded the terrorist attack that took the lives of their loved ones. Throughout the process, their attempts at uncovering the truth about Saudi Arabia’s role in the deadliest terrorist attack in American history have been impeded by the FBI and its former director, Robert Mueller….

New York-based lawyer Jim Kreindler, representing the families of the Sept. 11 victims, said in an interview that Mueller and his successor, James Comey, engaged in a systematic cover-up of evidence that the Saudi government aided the terrorists who committed the Sept. 11 attacks.

Several people formerly associated with the investigation stated that Saudi Arabia was financially involved with the Sept. 11 attacks, including John Lehman, a Republican member of the 9/11 Commission, and former Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla., who chaired the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence at the time. Stephen K. Moore, the retired FBI agent who led the Sept. 11 probe in Los Angeles, also confirmed in an affidavit back in December 2017 that the Saudis played a significant role….