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There is no need to invade Syria. The rebels do not seem to ask for our help, nor do the people desire for an intervention, leaving us with no reason to declare war or invade Syria.
Our aid has predominantly been air support. The United States has not moved beyond this, nor shall it ever, with public opinion inert regarding this issue.
There is no desire to re-colonize Africa. Trying to make sure regimes are not hostile to us is far from a desire to re-colonize. It would be more of a burden than a benefit, public opinion is so firmly against it, and private companies can buy resources more efficiently than the force of arms can extract.
Gaddafi has tried to cooperate with Islamist factions to suppress the rebels, but that is far from Al-Qaeda being "in on it."
Also, do you have a credible source to make these claims? Some source accepted by mainstream society, not just some site a majority of people don't know about or accept.
Our aid has predominantly been air support. The United States has not moved beyond this, nor shall it ever, with public opinion inert regarding this issue.
There is no desire to re-colonize Africa. Trying to make sure regimes are not hostile to us is far from a desire to re-colonize. It would be more of a burden than a benefit, public opinion is so firmly against it, and private companies can buy resources more efficiently than the force of arms can extract.
Gaddafi has tried to cooperate with Islamist factions to suppress the rebels, but that is far from Al-Qaeda being "in on it."
Also, do you have a credible source to make these claims? Some source accepted by mainstream society, not just some site a majority of people don't know about or accept.