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Originally Posted by WOMBAI
Sorry - but if caring about my own son more than the peace of another nation is selfish - then I hold my hands up to that! I think most
would agree, if they are being honest, it is natural to want to look after your own first!
No doubt the same would apply to Middle Eastern countries - who would be in no hurry to risk their necks for us!
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Whilst I can understand your reluctance to agree with international interference with another countries problems, if you look at any troubled area within the world you will see sooner or later the problem escalates or is transferred to another area. Involving the innocents of another area.
To stand by and simply watch while wringing your hands saying something should be done about .... , really is simply allowing problems to manifest. Looking at recent world history from the First World War to current times, most if not all of the worlds major problems could have been nipped in the bud by a co-operative international effort.
That doesnt necessarily mean sending in troops, but rather taking effective action early, be it diplomatic pressure, sanctions or economic assistance. The major problem is trust between nations.