The End Of The “Wars On The Cheap” For The United States?

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Since Vietnam and atrocities like the Mylai Massacre, the American public has developed a healthy revulsion to useless wars in foreign countries. Functionaries of the "Deep State" have since adapted by seeking methods to circumvent obstacles of public opinion and Constitutional restrictions on foreign wars.

In the 21st century, this has resulted in the doctrine of "Cheap Wars". This doctrine involves extensive use of foreign mercenaries to avoid Americans coming home in body bags, massive flow of weapons and money through hidden channels, and long term destabilization campaigns in foreign countries.

The overall failure of this method to overthrow the elected government of Syria, might show that the utility of these cheap and dirty tactics is finally coming to an end.

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