Few American presidents, including Donald Trump, have publicly admitted to the real motivations of American foreign policy.
But will we get the complete picture, and what is lacking in trumps admissions?
US President Donald Trump went for broke and revealed some much-needed international policy facts about the US.
By announcing that “its’s time for the USA to hand over the war against the Islamic extremist militant group (IS, previously ISIS / ISIL) to Moscow, Iran, Syria, and Iraq”, while suggesting that the US should focus on keeping control over most of the region’s oil reserves, he shed a new light on the true motives of the powers-that-be in the Middle East region.
His ability to transfer control of the fight against IS, on to one of his sworn enemies is notable: Iran.
Perhaps the most shocking comment to ever escape Donald Trump’s lips is to announce that “Iran hates ISIS and they should do it,” and that’s really saying everything.
Point scoring at home, despite the recent increase in reports criticizing and condemning the U.S.- led’ military conflicts,’ one can’t help noticing that the mainstream media is incredibly silent when U.S. President Donald Trump makes comments about the American Foreign Policy, suggesting that some of these ongoing clashes will stop.
