This Regionalization Is In Keeping With The

I Think President George W. Bush Contributed Very Directly To The Fact That The Status Of America As The World's Only Superpower Lasted For 20 Years At Most.

Benchmarks Are Targets That Have To Be Fulfilled. They Cannot Be Fulfilled In An Indefinite Period Of Time, So There Are Timetables In Benchmarks.

The Scope Of America's Global Hegemony Is Admittedly Great, But Its Depth Is Shallow, Limited By Both Domestic And External Restraints.

This Regionalization Is In Keeping With The Tri-lateral Plan Which Calls For A Gradual Convergence Of East And West, Ultimately Leading Toward The Goal Of One World Government. National Sovereignty Is No Longer A Viable Concept.

Never Before Has A Populist Democracy Attained International Supremacy. But The Pursuit Of Power Is Not A Goal That Commands Popular Passion, Except In Conditions Of A Sudden Threat Or Challenge To The Public's Sense Of Domestic Well-being. The Economic Self-denial (that Is, Defense Spending) And The Human Sacrifice (casualties, Even Among Professional Soldiers) Required In The Effort Are Uncongenial To Democratic Instincts. Democracy Is Inimical To Imperial Mobilization.