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Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
He ended the US involvement in the war. He declared it to be over and left. Watch him do the same thing in Afghanistan.
Sure he lies.
The point to take home is that the west supports these Islamic militants. Turkey and Saudi Arabia are the primary cutouts in recruiting, funding, and arming Takfiri and Salafi militants. No one bothers to deny they are our proxy armies in Libya and Syria. They are used to destabilize and destroy…Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Somalia, Aghanistan, Pakistan, almost all of N Africa and the Sahel.
And until they put a stop to it, Russia and China. Just read the Russian press around the time of our impending campaign against Syria to see what the Russians, and the BRIC block, were offering as retaliation.
Why do you think the west backed down?