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Sounds or seems to me a shade of Bush there...
I think the only post-war President who did not effectively wage war was Jimmy Carter. On the other hand, three of these wars - Korea, Iraq (Desert Storm) and Afghanistan - had the required support in international law.
I don't think setting up the EU as a competing block is the solution. The solution is ultimately to strengthen global governance and tie the US into it.
American exceptionalism does not allow for America to be ruled by any "global governance".
Signing up to the Kyoto successor treaty and the International Criminal Court are critical tests for the next US President.
It's a bit like the EU being all very well and good as long as long as it is led on UK lines! Index of Frank's Diaries
The general point being that Global Governance is all very well so long as it is led by the US of A. It's a bit like the EU being all very well and good as long as long as it is led on UK lines!
It's a bit like the EU being all very well and good as long as long as it is led on UK lines!
Now, whether the UK has ever lead the EU is eehm... something that can very well be questioned.
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