I like cats too!

I had a friend with worked with National Intelligence Agencies in some vague fashion that was never fully explained. He explained some things to me one day. He said, What do you do if the bad people are fighting bad people? And both of these bad people are your enemy? Well the answer was, you let them fight. Strategically, it makes no sense to get involved. If one kills the other, now you only have 1 enemy not 2. OK, but there is a better way to play this. Another option is to sell them both guns. Now you can get rich, they both get killed or hurt and you still only have one enemy at the end of the day, plus the money for the guns. Now I know this is overly simple, but it explains a lot. Now I want you to also imagine you are in the government, and two sides are fighting... Bad people and Bad People. Which Side are you going to help? Well, if you pick one side, people are going to blame you for supporting bad people. It is very hard to Win. And if you don't get involved they are going to blame you for NOT doing something (Rwanda). Not Every Problem is the American or (any other nations) problem to solve. When America goes and solves the problems (Iraq) people blame America for going in; when we don't get involved (Syria) people blame us not doing more... They just want to blame us. Yep it is all our fault!

By the way, I like cats.