It Follows That America's Primary Interest Is

Yes, Isis Is A Threat. It's More Than A Nuisance. It's Also In Many Respects Criminal Violence. But It Isn't, In My View, A Central Strategic Issue Facing Humanity.

The Technetronic Era Involves The Gradual Appearance Of A More Controlled Society. Such A Society Would Be Dominated By Elite, Unrestrained By Traditional Values.

America Has Exercised Its Power To Insist On Elections In Palestine, Which Hamas Did Win. Once They Won, We Then Engaged In A Policy Not Only Of Ostracism, But By Financial Boycott, In Effect Of Undermining It, And Creating More Tension And Radicalism And Poverty In Gaza, Which Was Susceptible To Exploitation By Hamas.

What Is Most Important To The History Of The World? The Taliban Or The Collapse Of The Soviet Empire? Some Stirred-up Moslems Or The Liberation Of Central Europe And The End Of The Cold War?

With The More Endowed Nations Constrained By Their Own Higher Technological Capacity For Self-destruction As Well As By Self Interest, War May Have Become A Luxury That Only The Poor Peoples Of This World Can Afford.