By
Joseph
Klein
According
to reports, last weekend’s California summit between President Obama and his
Chinese counterpart, President Xi Jinping, focused on subjects such as North
Korea, cyber security and areas of potential cooperation between the two world
powers. President Obama said that "we're more likely to achieve our
objectives of prosperity and security of our people if we are working together
cooperatively, rather than engaged in conflict." However, as President
Obama tries to pivot away from his disastrous Middle East-North African
policies to focus more on Asia, and China in particular, he finds himself faced
with China’s increasing presence in the chaotic region he is leaving behind.
Conflicts developing between China and the United States over Middle East interests
on diplomatic, economic and even military levels are inevitable, made more
imminent by Obama's reckless policies and shift in priorities. [more...]
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