--On December 30, 2005 11:17:19 AM +0100 Oscar Fajardo
<oscar.fajardo@atosorigin.com> wrote:
And another "humanitarian actions" like: Cuba (1898), Puerto Rico
(1898), Philipines (1898), Honduras (1899), Colombia (1900), PanamÃ
(1903), Dominican Republic (1905), Haità (1915), El Salvador (1932),
Bolivia (1946), Perà (1948), Tahiland (1948), Corea (1950), IrÃn
(1953), Paraguay (1954), Guatemala (1954), LÃbano (1958), Vietnam
(1962), Brasil (1964), Indonesia (1965), Argentina (1966), Camboya
(1968), Laos (1971), Uruguay (1972), Angola (1976), Granada (1983), Libia
(1986), Irak (1991), Somalia (1992), SudÃn and AfganistÃn (1998) WAS
TERRORISM.
Trust me, lots of people from every places in the world would prefer
that your government don't "do a damn thing".
Then you should be overjoyed that, after 100 years of stupidity, our
leaders have decided to dump "realpolitik" (hey, we got it from the
Germans, who are really smart) and promote democracy around the world.
Personally, I've always felt our foreign policy was screwed up. I'm glad
to see us finally promoting abroad the same principles we believe in
ourselves. My next big dream would be to cut off all foreign aid to
countries that don't agree with us. You want our money? Then play nice.
Otherwise, you're on your own, or you can make deals with the devils of the
world.
Maybe some day the whole world will be democratic. Then the millions who
flock to our shores every year will be able to stay home and enjoy the
fruits of our labor in their native country.
The stunning thing is, it took the moron, chimply-mc-bushitler to figure
all this out. :-)
Paul Schmehl (pauls@utdallas.edu)
Adjunct Information Security Officer
University of Texas at Dallas
AVIEN Founding Member
http://www.utdallas.edu/
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