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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
Best solution is to put the advanced world in the situation where it does not need 'their' oil and gas (LNG, LPG) for energy. Then foreign policy will be more objective. This is 10 to 20 years away -- if we work at it seriously and in earnest.
From the 'muzzie' perspective: Over 10,000 (some say 40,000) ISIS maniac soldiers have been liquidated. As direct collateral damage of US led and Russian lead military operations -- 3,000 to 5,000 reported civilian deaths have occurred. So the return damage is maybe 1 for 10? 1 for 50 overall.
You didn't think there would be a sickening retribution?
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Many of these countries really only have a couple things to offer, oil and natural gas as well as cheap labor. If we can get away from buying their oil and gas that will go a long way towards helping us. The cheap labor fuels them but that will change with time as robots and automation make cheap labor obsolete.
I find myself wondering how they will act once they have even less to offer the world.