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Running Head: POLICEMEN OF THE WORLD 1
POLICEMEN OF THE WORLD 6
Policeman of the World
Sharon Woods
Professor: Amanda Lewis
Contemporary U.S. History: HIS 105
February 24, 2014
Think of a world with no policemen. The outlawed organizations will definitely harm the innocent persons who believe in embracing peace in their regions (Mcauley, 2010)...In addition the outlaws and belligerents will continue enjoying prosperity gain from their malpractices and hence encouraging the spread of the bad activities. Seven decades ago, the Axis leaders such as Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini decided to rule the entire world with much brutality leading to loss of millions of lives in the war. Properties worth large chucks of money were destroyed as well nations incurring huge national debts (Rexroth & Morrow, 1987). During this period no policeman was in place to stop them. However, this is not the case in the current world. It is without doubt that a number of nations or sections of some nations are dominated by outlaws. For instance, look at what was happening to North Korea and the Bekaa Valley in the north Lebanon. Nevertheless, the Afghan border in the Pakistan, Libya, and Iraq was previously overwhelmed with tribal wars. However, the US military intervened resulting to lasting peace in the regions. The US military is the police of the world towards bringing respect to human life in outlawed nations (winters, 2013).
The activity of the US government to be deployed in the abovementioned nations was received with much controversy as to whether it was of any benefits to the United States nation. Most of the critics viewed the idea as a waste of the taxpayers’ money. The critics prostulated that the taxpayers money was to be used to safeguard the boundaries of the US from within and not in other nations (winters, 2013).However, I think that the US. took a positive strategy to fight terrorism activity not only to the entire world but also to the US nation too(Rexroth & Morrow, 1987).Deployments of several US intelligence personnel in the abovementioned countries give the US an upper hand in matters of surveillances of any unforeseen threat. Last but not least, the strategy used by the United States government to fight terrorism activity internationally is more effective that a domestic strategy (winters, 2013). Think of a world with no threats of terrorism and the domestic terrorism threats are fully catered. However, this is not the case when the domestic threat affairs are settled and the surrounding is languishing in terrorism (Mcauley, 2010).
Part 2
Policeman of the World
Thesis: The US military is the policeman of the world towards bringing respect to human life in outlawed nations.
A.Three international events from the past five years that can be traced back to a foreign policy created after the Civil War.
1. Disarming process especially in the Iran nation. The US invaded the Iraq nation to facilitate a quick mass destruction of dangerous weapons of war
2. Safeguarding human rights in Iraq. The US invaded Iraq to end the dictatorship activities of Sadam regime (Rexroth & Morrow, 1987).
3. Insurrection to the countries which were still under colonization. The US government was on the forefront to mediate talks between Spain and Cuba about Cuban independence (winters, 2013).
B. Three aspects of US history since 1865 that has led to the US’s rise as a world superpower policeman.
1. Lack of participation in the First World War. While the rest of the nations were busy fighting as making huge allocations of revenues towards the war, America was busy building its economy as well as equipping its army (Mcauley, 2010).
2. The US participation in world war in 1917 was the begging of America’s superiority over other nations (Rexroth & Morrow, 1987).
3. The US was propelled towards becoming the superpower by its charismatic leaders such as Wilson who believed on ideologies of community power towards achieving organized common peace instead of refreshing historical rivalries (winters, 2013).
C. Three international incidents since World War II where America has taken on policing role.
1. Disarming process especially when nuclear bombs are concerned especially in the Iran and North Korea (Rexroth & Morrow, 1987).
2. Safeguarding human rights especially to the nations governed by dictatorship means of governance such as Libya and Iraq (Winters, 2013).
3. Global fight towards terrorism activities in areas dominated by the al-Qaida and Taliban terrorists’ militia (Mcauley, 2010).
D. Three driving forces that fueled international policy decisions involving the International incidents.
1. Providing security to the American citizens who are working outside their homeland. It is the duty of the US government to protect its citizens whenever they are in and in all corners of the world (Winters, 2013).
2. Protecting the US nation from external terrorism attacks like the case of 9/11 attacks. The boundaries of the US nation have to remain safe and free from any form of external attack (McCauley, 2010).
3. Maintaining the status of being the most sophisticated and powerful nation in terms of military as well as economy (Rexroth & Morrow, 1987).
References
Mcauley, A. (2010). Extraordinary Questions: Reflections on Philosophy and Society. Gardner’s Books.
Rexroth, K., & Morrow, B. (1987).World outside the window: The selected essays of Kenneth Rexroth. New York: New Directions Pub. Corp.
Winters, B. H. (2013).The last policeman. Philadelphia: Quirk Books.