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US, allies seek to foster not eliminate terrorism: Analyst

An analyst says Trump's speech in Riyadh was very disturbing because the agenda of the US, Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf states is to foster terrorism.

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Stephan Lendman, a writer and radio host, describes US President Donald Trumps’ address to Muslim and Arab leaders in Riyadh as “very disturbing,” asserting that the agenda of the United States, Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf states is to “foster” terrorism rather than “eliminate” it.

“America most of all uses ISIS (Daesh), uses other terrorist groups as US imperial foot soldiers. So America does not want to eliminate these groups, wants to keep them, and wants to keep funding them, supporting them. This is exactly what the Saudis are doing and the [Persian] Gulf states. So all these comments saying the opposite of this were comments of mass deception,” Lendman told Press TV in an interview on Monday.