I know Iraq was supposed to have compromised America’s standing as a formidable global power, but it sure doesn’t look that way:“If North Korea stages a provocation, we will respond resolutely,” the South Korean military said in a statement, reacting to the North’s threats. Citing a “strong” military alliance with the United States, it said, “We advise our people to trust our military’s solid readiness and feel safe.”
Does citing a strong military alliance with the Unites States still put one’s enemies on notice or is it a nostalgic reference (Mikheil Saakashvili is ready with an answer right about now)? That’s up to Barack Obama. South Korea just grabbed a number and got in line behind all of Eastern Europe, India, Israel, and Japan."It’s been a fun four months, but it sure is starting to look like the planet needs the U.S. to police the world.”
[Actually, it's not as if no one would fill the void - it's who: Russia and China.]
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
Calling World Police
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