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I'm Afraid That The United States Is More Isolated Today Than At Any Other Time In My Memory.

For Most Of Mankind, The Average Person Knew What Was Happening In His Own Village And The Next One, And Nothing Beyond That, And He Didn't Care, So That Leaders Were Able To Guide Their Countries Almost Irrespective Of What People Really Thought Because They Weren't Involved In It. Now, Everybody Knows What's Happening Instantaneously.

Because National Borders Are Eroding, Because Of The Growth Of Non-state Actors. It's A Different Kind Of A World. We Are Tied Down By A Tiny Little Country - Iraq. It's Amazing, Given The Disparity In Military Economic Strength. It's A World Where Most Of The Big Problems Spill Over National Boundaries, And There Are New Kinds Of Actors And We're Feeling Our Way As To How To Deal With Them.

After All, We Didn't Bring Democracy To Germany In 1945; Hitler Destroyed Democracy There First.

Many Sunnis, Who Are Still Stuck In The Saddam Era Mindset And Believe Iraq Belongs To Them, Are Trying To Prevent A New Country From Developing At All.