A new study shows there may be a strategy that could work to lift the burden of America's eternal meddling in The Middle East.
Chimpanzees are natural born killers study says and they prefer mob violence - The Washington Post
There are parallels in America this very day. Though the article doesn't spell them out it should be easy for anyone with a sound education to see the potential. Thankfully those who were indoctrinated, rather than educated, will find the task impossible:
"Few actions orchestrated in the animal kingdom are awarded a headline that would befit mankind. The chimpanzee, however, is the exception."
“Chimp leader assassinated by gang of underlings,” read the headline last year in New Scientist. It told the story of Pimu, who led his cohort of chimpanzees until a violent day in March last year when Pimu picked the wrong fight. Four chimpanzees appeared out of nowhere, according to New Scientist, and beat Pimu to death with their hands and feet. It was a grisly end for a species that, along with humans, are among the only animals to coordinate attacks on their own kind."
Of course the regime would have to identify a single leader of ISIS to do this effectively. That would require redirecting constant monitoring of American citizens to The M.E. but that ought not be an insurmountable task - just one that would be only reluctantly undertaken. The additional potential issue would be recruiting those fighters who could appear, "out of nowhere" but various military groups already exist. But does the ability exist to make them look "right"? I'd guess the answer is "proven".
Chimpanzees are natural born killers study says and they prefer mob violence - The Washington Post
There are parallels in America this very day. Though the article doesn't spell them out it should be easy for anyone with a sound education to see the potential. Thankfully those who were indoctrinated, rather than educated, will find the task impossible:
"Few actions orchestrated in the animal kingdom are awarded a headline that would befit mankind. The chimpanzee, however, is the exception."
“Chimp leader assassinated by gang of underlings,” read the headline last year in New Scientist. It told the story of Pimu, who led his cohort of chimpanzees until a violent day in March last year when Pimu picked the wrong fight. Four chimpanzees appeared out of nowhere, according to New Scientist, and beat Pimu to death with their hands and feet. It was a grisly end for a species that, along with humans, are among the only animals to coordinate attacks on their own kind."
Of course the regime would have to identify a single leader of ISIS to do this effectively. That would require redirecting constant monitoring of American citizens to The M.E. but that ought not be an insurmountable task - just one that would be only reluctantly undertaken. The additional potential issue would be recruiting those fighters who could appear, "out of nowhere" but various military groups already exist. But does the ability exist to make them look "right"? I'd guess the answer is "proven".
