The Paradox of Military Policy

This chapter explores the contradictory foreign policy of a prominent political figure, highlighting the tension between anti-war rhetoric and militaristic actions. It examines U.S. arms deals, particularly in relation to Saudi Arabia and the implications for American foreign policy amid ongoing conflicts. The discussion further critiques the influence of political and financial interests on military engagements, debates interventionist versus restrained strategies, and considers reform efforts to address these issues.