From Caroline Glick at the Jerusalem Post:
“….the forces being assisted by the US in Libya are probably no more sympathetic to US interests than Gaddafi is. At a minimum, the data indicate the US has no compelling national interest in helping the rebels in overthrow[ing] Gaddafi.
The significance of the US's descent into strategic irrationality bodes ill not just for US allies, but for America itself. Until the US foreign policy community is again able to recognize and work to advance the US's core interests in the Middle East, America's policies will threaten both its allies and itself.”
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2011/03/22/americas_descent_into_strategic_dementia_109310.html
The significance of the US's descent into strategic irrationality bodes ill not just for US allies, but for America itself. Until the US foreign policy community is again able to recognize and work to advance the US's core interests in the Middle East, America's policies will threaten both its allies and itself.”
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2011/03/22/americas_descent_into_strategic_dementia_109310.html
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Similar sentiments from Paul Richter and Christi Parsons at the Los Angeles Times:
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