Moreover, As America Becomes An Increasingly Multi-cultural

Foreign Policy Should Not Be Justified Through Making Oneself Feel Good, But Through Results That Have Tangible Consequences.

The United States Is Prepared Really To Be Engaged In The Quest To Get People In The World The Dignities That They Seek Today, The Social Justice That They Feel They're Deprived Of, And The Common Solution To Global Problems.

America Is The Only Superpower. But Our Leadership Is Being Tested In The Middle East, And Some Of The Things That We Have Done In The Middle East Are Contributing To A Potential Explosion Region-wide. And If That Explosion Gets Out Of Hand, We May End Up Being Bogged Down For Many Years To Come In A Conflict That Will Be Profoundly Damaging To Our Capacity To Exercise Our Power, To Address The Problems Implicit In This Global Awakening, And We May Face A World In Which Much Of The World Turns Away From Us, Seeks Its Own Equilibrium, But Probably Slides Into A Growing Chaos.

I Don't Think There Is An Implicit Obligation For The United States To Follow Like A Stupid Mule Whatever The Israelis Do. If They Decide To Start A War, Simply On The Assumption That We Will Be Automatically Drawn Into It, I Think It Is The Obligation Of Friendship To Say "you're Not Going To Be Making National Decisions For Us"

Soon It Will Be Possible To Assert Almost Continuous Surveillance Over Every Citizen And Maintain Up-to-date Complete Files Containing Even The Most Personal Information About The Citizen.