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Why the War on Terror is so hard to fight

Much of the international community has been in near constant combat with militant Islam for almost 15 years.

Fri, 20 Nov 2015

Much of the international community has been in near constant combat with militant Islam for almost 15 years.

If there were an easy way to win this fight, we probably would have found it by now. So what has been achieved?

The volume of resources poured into the Long War boggles the mind. The US

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