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To: ExtremeUnction; Destro; bahblahbah; longtermmemmory; alwaysrepublican

“Anyone who dislikes U.S. hegemony should bear in mind that, instead of a multipolar world of competing great powers, a world with no hegemon at all may be the real alternative to it. This could turn out to mean a new Dark Age of waning empires and religious fanaticism; of endemic rapine in the world's no-go zones; of economic stagnation and a retreat by civilization into a few fortified enclaves. “

http://www.globalpolicy.org/empire/analysis/2004/0621endofpower.htm

Thank God the US 'rules' the world.


326 posted on 05/29/2005 11:28:47 PM PDT by dervish
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To: dervish

I was posting endlessly about the real danger of returning to a world of city-states a couple years ago - If we allow the terrorists to cow us, if the civilized world fails to effectively join together enough to defeat the barbarism of the terrorists - we will eventually withdraw into a world where we do business only with people we individually trust - into our own little world. We will return to the Dark Ages.

The article you linked is the first time I've seen anything like this in an analytical journal. Thanks for posting that.


347 posted on 05/30/2005 6:47:08 AM PDT by AFPhys ((.Praying for President Bush, our troops, their families, and all my American neighbors..))
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To: dervish

Thanks for the link. Interesting article.


354 posted on 05/30/2005 7:57:11 AM PDT by PGalt
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To: dervish

Great post.


363 posted on 05/30/2005 9:31:25 AM PDT by alwaysrepublican (When Passion Rules she never rules wisely)
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