Myself and a lot of others on here have carried that rifle (or in my case rode that tank). Some of us for a lot of years. Some of us would go back and do it again if we could.
Some of your statements are not correct. We had very little to do in the middle east until after WWII. Most of what went on before that was the Brits (lot of north Africa was the French). It was only after WWII when we took land to give to form Israel that we started messing around in the middle east and north Africa.
Diplomacy seldom works in most of the world. The problem is that BOTH sides have to negotiate with honest intent of keeping their end of any bargain struck. The recent diplomacy that I see failing is the nuclear deal with Iran because Iran has no intention of keeping their end of the bargain. So in the long run we will have one more nuclear power in the world belonging to a nation that's basic religious principles would encourage using it and not having it just as a deterrent.
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