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I highly recommend reading Lawrence <em>in</em> Arabia. True story behind TE Lawrence, written by a journalist who's spent time reporting on the modern conflicts in the Middle East, with a lot of insight on how Middle Eastern policy back then resonates today

The US was involved in the middle east since it was partitioned after WWI. You can't look at single instances without considering the history of the region. Have a look at "Lawrence in Arabia".

Nothing is ever as it seems. And I agree, I am actually confused by the Iran stuff, too. I have some working theories but it still does leave one scratching one's head.

Even still, it would be impossible to deny that Kerry is a btr SOS than Clinton ever was. That alone should speak volumes of her presidential candidacy.

The funny thing is I used to be an Obama fan and voted for him 2x. I used to be one of those college educated people who thought I was moderately informed. Then, the Boston Bombing in 2013 really made me do a double take. It was so bizarre. Start doing my research and realize our whole society lives in the matrix. It's beyond belief. Now, my net assessment of Obama is a very negative one.

It is great to see how everyone else is realizing it, too. And I really appreciate Trump bringing MSM bias to people's attention. I don't agree with him on everything he says but he really is the better person for the job at this point in history. Almost urgently so. I really think Clinton is a real danger for our country and the world.

The ME stuff goes back a century ... if you are interested, this is a great book to get started: https://www.amazon.com/Lawrence-Arabia-Deceit-Imperial-Notable-ebook/dp/B00BH0VSPI#navbar

It reads like a novel. Very well written.

I just read Lawrence in Arabia and that was really not going to happen, American oil interests were already in the Empire snapping up land rights to drill with smoke and mirror promises to the Ottomans before WWI. If they had actually made it through it's very likely they would have been screwed out of a lot of the profits before they fully realized what was happening.

Lawrence in Arabia: War, Deceit, Imperial Folly and the Making of the Modern Middle East. Over 1,000 reviews on Amazon and a composite 4.25 rating. should provide some insight as to other's opinions. Really one of the best works I've read in nearly 70 years. T.E. Lawrence was an enigmatic figure and the other characters were equally fascinating.