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<blockquote data-quote="mindlight" data-source="post: 77654537" data-attributes="member: 21246"><p>Historically such times of uncertainty are characterised by devastating wars. Given our potential for destruction, the transition is not a good thing. It is better that there is a clear order and the Western nations together led by the USA give that. </p><p></p><p>You seem indifferent also to the fact that the Chinese, Russian and increasingly the Indian regimes are totalitarian ones in which freedom of worship is restricted (though less so in Russia than in the other two). Also in the context of this thread, the fact that the USA and Europe support Ukraine is the major reason for its survival as a nation. In other words, sticking up for each other can strengthen the sovereignty of weaker nations rather than undermine it. NATO supports sovereignty rather than undermines it.</p><p></p><p>I guess it is fortunate that it is not your choice right now who rules the world. Effectively that choice lies in the hands of the American people at the next election. It is a choice between </p><p>1) isolationist decline and global instability/war</p><p>2) internationalism and an uneasy peace.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mindlight, post: 77654537, member: 21246"] Historically such times of uncertainty are characterised by devastating wars. Given our potential for destruction, the transition is not a good thing. It is better that there is a clear order and the Western nations together led by the USA give that. You seem indifferent also to the fact that the Chinese, Russian and increasingly the Indian regimes are totalitarian ones in which freedom of worship is restricted (though less so in Russia than in the other two). Also in the context of this thread, the fact that the USA and Europe support Ukraine is the major reason for its survival as a nation. In other words, sticking up for each other can strengthen the sovereignty of weaker nations rather than undermine it. NATO supports sovereignty rather than undermines it. I guess it is fortunate that it is not your choice right now who rules the world. Effectively that choice lies in the hands of the American people at the next election. It is a choice between 1) isolationist decline and global instability/war 2) internationalism and an uneasy peace. [/QUOTE]
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