Economic Domination
In 1997, conservatives criticized the policies of the Clinton administration, while resisting isolationist impulses from within their own ranks. The neo-conservatives advanced a strategic plan for America’s role in the world, by making a case for American global leadership.
At the end of 20th century the United States stood as the world’s preeminent power, by having led the West to victory in the Cold War. The plan was to shape a new century favorable to American principles and interests. Their plan is entitled: “Project for the New American Century” paved the way for our country’s military to conduct an economic takeover of the world. One of its preparatory stages was a war with Iraq, which has reign havoc upon our nation and the world.
Many are attempting to lay all of the blame at the feet of President Bush. In fact, he couldn’t have done it without the support of the Republican Congress that did so much damage while they were in the majority. The Bush regime lied to the American people with regards to why we went to war with Iraq. We’re in the process of building fourteen “Enduring Military Bases,” and have build the world’s largest Foreign Embassy in Baghdad, which is capable of housing at least 100,000 soldiers. Apparently, most congressional Republicans and some Democrats have no intention of leaving Iraq.
Bush and his cronies have committed war crimes against humanity, as well as high crimes and misdemeanors for which they should be impeached. They have condoned the systematic use of torture against prisoners; violated the first amendment of the Constitution by intentionally choosing to interfere with the free flow of information to the American people.
Congress enacted the Patriot Act, which is eroding our freedom and the Military Commissions Act, which grants a president the right to arbitrarily detain, imprison, and torture American citizens at his/her own discretion. Congress allowed the Bush to disobey more than 750 laws through the use of so-called “signing statements”; and by passing of the Defense Authorization Act of 2007, which set the stage for the likelihood that our country might one day become a military dictatorship.
At the end of 20th century the United States stood as the world’s preeminent power, by having led the West to victory in the Cold War. The plan was to shape a new century favorable to American principles and interests. Their plan is entitled: “Project for the New American Century” paved the way for our country’s military to conduct an economic takeover of the world. One of its preparatory stages was a war with Iraq, which has reign havoc upon our nation and the world.
Many are attempting to lay all of the blame at the feet of President Bush. In fact, he couldn’t have done it without the support of the Republican Congress that did so much damage while they were in the majority. The Bush regime lied to the American people with regards to why we went to war with Iraq. We’re in the process of building fourteen “Enduring Military Bases,” and have build the world’s largest Foreign Embassy in Baghdad, which is capable of housing at least 100,000 soldiers. Apparently, most congressional Republicans and some Democrats have no intention of leaving Iraq.
Bush and his cronies have committed war crimes against humanity, as well as high crimes and misdemeanors for which they should be impeached. They have condoned the systematic use of torture against prisoners; violated the first amendment of the Constitution by intentionally choosing to interfere with the free flow of information to the American people.
Congress enacted the Patriot Act, which is eroding our freedom and the Military Commissions Act, which grants a president the right to arbitrarily detain, imprison, and torture American citizens at his/her own discretion. Congress allowed the Bush to disobey more than 750 laws through the use of so-called “signing statements”; and by passing of the Defense Authorization Act of 2007, which set the stage for the likelihood that our country might one day become a military dictatorship.
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