The end of a bi polar world, globalism, disbursement of technology, foriegners trained in US schools, Islamic militancy and open borders, and an American population divided, is there more of a threat to the US? by Mark Vogl
(conservative)
Monday, January 10, 2011
China, India, Pakistan, Russia, Brazil, Indonesia, and so many others. With the end of the Cold War, nations were released from their alliances and finally able to focus on their own national and regional problems. The Middle East is a perfect example of released regional troubles..For decades the problems in the Middle East were subordinated to the Super Power competition. The threat of nuclear war and global nuclear war restrained many nations, both leaders and people.
But with the end of the Soviet Union, the wider nuclear weapons family which expanded with Israel, India, and Pakistan, and now maybe North Korea and Iran the number of nations who could start a nuclear war has expanded.
But there is so much more with respect to threats. Of course Moslem terrorism has dominated the news. The attacks on September 11th have dominated both the news and to an extant policy making in the US.
But the US southern border was left unattended. Drugs and illegals continue to flow, 28,000 people have been killed along the US Mexican border over the past three plus years.
And then there are the threats which come from the international elite, through corporations, the movement of large amounts of capital from one market to another, the spread of technology and the financing of research into bio - chemical - and other fields. A movement exists among the international elite to create world governance including a new layer of taxation, and the power to override the Constitution..
America has been completely distracted from what is occurring in the world. The media has been co-opted into the domestic political struggle, and has lost all credibility. Further "diversity" has divided America like never before. 20 million illegals, most from Mexico do not want to become Americans...they only want the money to send home. And some Mexicans believe the American southwest is still Mexico and should be reclaimed. Protests by illegals are conducted under foreignflags.
Out of control spending, including the passage of Obama care threaten the fiscal solvency of the nation. And the American and world economy seems to be staggering and uncertain.
Progressives, socialists and liberals have exacerbatedthe problems and challenges we face. And lastly, there seems no real solution. Politicians like Sarah Palin, reflecting an America First point of view, are ridiculed daily.
Maybe the greatest danger is the fact that America, as a people, has lost its spiritual and moral foundation.
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