John Kasich (Middle East) - Revision history

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imported>BenB at 22:32, 27 January 2016

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imported>BenB: New page: Kasich | Middle East | (section page) From [https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/john-kasich-assets/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/17193737...

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New page: Kasich | Middle East | (section page) From [https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/john-kasich-assets/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/17193737...

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[[John Kasich|Kasich]] |
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From [https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/john-kasich-assets/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/17193737/National-Security.pdf Kasich’s “American Security Factsheet”]

'''Defeat ISIS:''' Wiping ISIS off the map requires a complex, collaborative strategy involving mutual defense action by NATO—as well as regional allies—in the wake of the attack on France, intensifying international intelligence cooperation, increasing support to the highly-effective Kurdish military, creating safe havens and no-fly zones, combating human trafficking in refugees, a NATO & regional coalition with ground troops, and more aggressively fighting the war of ideas to discredit ISIS.

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−	===Defeat ISIS:=== Wiping ISIS off the map requires a complex, collaborative strategy involving mutual defense action by NATO—as well as regional allies—in the wake of the attack on France, intensifying international intelligence cooperation, increasing support to the highly-effective Kurdish military, creating safe havens and no-fly zones, combating human trafficking in refugees, a NATO & regional coalition with ground troops, and more aggressively fighting the war of ideas to discredit ISIS.	+	===Defeat ISIS:===
		+	Wiping ISIS off the map requires a complex, collaborative strategy involving mutual defense action by NATO—as well as regional allies—in the wake of the attack on France, intensifying international intelligence cooperation, increasing support to the highly-effective Kurdish military, creating safe havens and no-fly zones, combating human trafficking in refugees, a NATO & regional coalition with ground troops, and more aggressively fighting the war of ideas to discredit ISIS.
	[https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/john-kasich-assets/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/17193737/National-Security.pdf (JKWAS)]		[https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/john-kasich-assets/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/17193737/National-Security.pdf (JKWAS)]

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 Wiping ISIS off the map requires a complex, collaborative strategy involving mutual defense action by NATO—as well as regional allies—in the wake of the attack on France, intensifying international intelligence cooperation, increasing support to the highly-effective Kurdish military, creating safe havens and no-fly zones, combating human trafficking in refugees, a NATO & regional coalition with ground troops, and more aggressively fighting the war of ideas to discredit ISIS.
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-'''Defeat ISIS:''' Wiping ISIS off the map requires a complex, collaborative strategy involving mutual defense action by NATO—as well as regional allies—in the wake of the attack on France, intensifying international intelligence cooperation, increasing support to the highly-effective Kurdish military, creating safe havens and no-fly zones, combating human trafficking in refugees, a NATO & regional coalition with ground troops, and more aggressively fighting the war of ideas to discredit ISIS.
+===Defeat ISIS:=== Wiping ISIS off the map requires a complex, collaborative strategy involving mutual defense action by NATO—as well as regional allies—in the wake of the attack on France, intensifying international intelligence cooperation, increasing support to the highly-effective Kurdish military, creating safe havens and no-fly zones, combating human trafficking in refugees, a NATO & regional coalition with ground troops, and more aggressively fighting the war of ideas to discredit ISIS.