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Bin Laden has tied this quasi-foreign policy closely to Islamist military activities and has laid it out as a doctrine to be followed by al-Qaeda and its associates. This foreign policy—or political warfare strategy—is to be delivered over the heads of U.S. and Western leaders to voters in non-Muslim countries and is meant to do two things: change the policies of countries allied with the United States by eroding popular support for assisting the United States in fighting the war on terrorism, and, second, slowly strip allies away from the United States and leave it increasingly isolated.
Originally posted by NumberCruncher
I just read an interesting summary showing how al-Qaeda and the War on Terror is causing the USA increasing Isolation.
I as many are am starting to wonder if the War on Terror can ever be won, obviously its one of the 21st centuries greatest problems and cant be ignored, but i cant help but think that for every 1000 Terrorists killed, 1001 more are born.
Once withdrawl from Iraq is complete the costs involved in the War on Terror will drop enormously, but what then, do we just have to accept we live in an age of Terror?
Originally posted by NumberCruncher
...but i cant help but think that for every 1000 Terrorists killed, 1001 more are born.
Originally posted by Indellkoffer
Not only that, but Bush changed it to a "war on Terror" rather than focusing on bin Ladin or a specific group. It was a mistake from the first and this mindset has dominated the moves since then.
Originally posted by NumberCruncher
Once withdrawl from Iraq is complete the costs involved in the War on Terror will drop enormously, but what then, do we just have to accept we live in an age of Terror?