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The US foreign policy is clearly expansionist
T.P.Jackstraw Updated: 2004-03-12 08:36
The American government's foreign policy is clearly expansionist and the world game is territory.
The weight of these two operating functions displaces and discounts human dignity.
That Mr. Bush was planning on attacking Iraq from the very outset of his tenure, indicates the lengths of fabrication and public maneuvers with which the government can so easily operate.
There is a hundred ways of pressing for changes in the world, what is the discounted price of human life and suffering to achieve that end?
No matter what we may say or think, the power brokers control the degree and depth of their warmongering.
All the more reason why China is needed to be strong on the world stage as a counterweight to such an unchecked and uncontrolled world dominating force.
What can be done to the Israeli - Palestinian trouble? Hey, just apply the same measure, right? The US could just roll over both Nations -- force the eccentrics out of power in both places and control the entire area as a protectorate! But that will never happen!
Well, at least not until the American military becomes better at policing insurgents from within its conquered lands. They need to get better than the British, Israelis, Nazis and Soviets, ever were. Ha! Get some Japanese troops to do the work -- that's the ticket!
Selected territories get priority based not so much on any real threat, as much as it is strategic importance and opportunity. If China doesn't do something about N. Korea laying around like a dying pig waiting to be harvested, then certainly the US will!
The world power brokers will do as they please until they have to contend with a strong enough countering power.
To blame the Americans is ignorance, for the Americans to think they are free to change American foreign policy is just as ignorant.
For world peace,
TPJ
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