Diplomacy, not militarism
by Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh | Sep 18, 2014 |
This position, however, seems to be shifting; if such is the case, this bodes ill for all.
Those who
see the shift happen cite as evidence the Obama administration’s recent
formation of a coalition to fight the so-called Islamic State.
They also go
a step further, to pinpoint what they see as the reasons compelling the
US administration to act in a manner counter to its declared policy of
diplomatic engagement.
One reason,
resulting from pressure by hawkish American politicians, such as Senator
McCain and others who would like to drag America into conflicts for
dreams of grandeur or interests of their own, is that the administration
has failed to deal “decisively” with “evil” forces and America’s
“enemies” in the Middle East region.
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