Obama [[war crimes]] might best be encapsulated by studying the life and career of Abdelhakim Belhadj (sometimes Abdel Hakim Belhaj, Adel Hakm Belhaj),<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa/09/02/libya.belhaj.profile/index.html</ref> and there are many more like him released from [[CIA]] custody. In doing so, one sees the basic, longterm counter-jihad strategy the United States mapped out after [[9/11]], which Obama inherited, then ceded to others outside the United States to serve their own agendas, yet leaving the United States and [[Obama]] personally culpable for the millions of human tragedies left in their wake. It had the sanction of [[bi-partisan]]ship with [[Sen. John McCain]] involved, and [[Sen. Lindsey Graham]] had knowledge. The policy was known in [[newspeak]] [[jargon]] at the time as "leading from behind." | Obama [[war crimes]] might best be encapsulated by studying the life and career of Abdelhakim Belhadj (sometimes Abdel Hakim Belhaj, Adel Hakm Belhaj),<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa/09/02/libya.belhaj.profile/index.html</ref> and there are many more like him released from [[CIA]] custody. In doing so, one sees the basic, longterm counter-jihad strategy the United States mapped out after [[9/11]], which Obama inherited, then ceded to others outside the United States to serve their own agendas, yet leaving the United States and [[Obama]] personally culpable for the millions of human tragedies left in their wake. It had the sanction of [[bi-partisan]]ship with [[Sen. John McCain]] involved, and [[Sen. Lindsey Graham]] had knowledge. The policy was known in [[newspeak]] [[jargon]] at the time as "leading from behind." |