stevesonthebay
Active Member
I hate all the armchair war debates. Many have tried and failed to deal with this ongoing issue. I don't know what the answer is. If you leave your damned because we know the radicals will grow and are willing for a holy war against Isreal and the west. The west has already experienced some of that.WOW ...where have you been the last several months? It is Israel and the US that has broken every single "cease-fire." What's going on with you people who refuse to acknowledge the truth??
But we are also damned if we try to stop them as this escalates the situation. Its confronting it head on rather than turning a blind eye. So its bound to be unpredictable and conflicting.
I am pretty sure the peace deals being made at the moment involve a number of nations with Pakistan being the go between and Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt as mediators. [1, 2]. I also think NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte supports Trump on this. Though I am highly suspicious of world organisations like the UN and EU.
The point is no one can deny this is a major issue for the world. We have seen the growing terror. We have experience it on home soil in western nations.
The question everyone is arguing over is (how) this should be dealt with ? Not whether or not something needs to be done. We already know something needs to be done because nations are fighting over it. Like I said everyone can be armchair critics. But that does not solve the problem. In fact I think it makes it worse.
