While air power is essential, it alone cannot bring the results we seek. The United States—in conjunction with our NATO allies and more Arab partners—will need to increase our presence on the ground,” Bush said during a speech at The Citadel military college.
“Radical Islamic terrorists have declared war on the western world. Their aim is our total destruction. We can’t withdraw from this threat, nor negotiate with it,” Bush said. “We have but one choice: to defeat it.”
It is not clear how this latest plan will work out considering the YPG’s pan-ethnic stance. It claims to protect all the communities in the region, including “Salafi-jihadi organizations that are trying to impose an Islamic state on Syria,” according to Global Security.
DIA documents from 2012 reveal the U.S. wants to establish a Wahhabist principality in Syria, so the inclusion of Salafi-jihadi organizations in the new coalition is likely not a problem.
Even more problematic is the fact the YPG has cooperated with the Syrian government.
http://www.infowars.com/u-s-partners-with-kurdish-war-criminals-in-fight-to-overthrow-al-assad/
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