The New American Foreign Policy
If you want to read a very interesting story that could very well introduce the beginning of the end of our American empire, check out this week’s Time Magazine.
The cover story, End of Cowboy Diplomacy, as far as I am concerned, gives me the impression that we are, in part, entering a very delicate and precarious period of American history. We are indeed inextricably linked to the global community and, in my opinion, can no longer call the shots from Washington.
The entire world knows that since 9/11, the United States has been critically wounded. Every leader on this planet now realizes that they no longer have to listen to the leader of another country, especially America. Our very timid response to North Korea appears to be the new American foreign policy.
The cover story, End of Cowboy Diplomacy, as far as I am concerned, gives me the impression that we are, in part, entering a very delicate and precarious period of American history. We are indeed inextricably linked to the global community and, in my opinion, can no longer call the shots from Washington.
The entire world knows that since 9/11, the United States has been critically wounded. Every leader on this planet now realizes that they no longer have to listen to the leader of another country, especially America. Our very timid response to North Korea appears to be the new American foreign policy.

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