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America in a historically unique position to enforce peace throughout the world; tantamount to a Pax Americana. This webring addresses topics of world peace and the American role in the enforcement of peace. Those, Republican or otherwise, that support the war on terrorism and Allied efforts in Afghanistan and Iraq are represented.

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"We knew we would not get anywhere with the Soviets if we were in a position of military inferiority. If we were to get them to sue for peace, we had to do it from a position of strength." Ronald Reagan on the U.S. arms buildup of the 1980s

Assessing the War on Terror in 2010 - .[This post revisits evaluations of the Bush Administration’s war strategy ...
Pax Americana: The First American Peace - After the Second World War, two views shaped American foreign policy. The f...
Totalitarianism: The Communist State - The United States aligned itself to democratic and undemocratic anticommuni...

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	Essays on the Cold War Era- The First American Peace American perfectionism: The 20th century belief in the superiority of American values, institutions, and innovations. Cold War America believed democracy and capitalism superior to the Soviet alternatives. Essays discuss the anti-communism movement, Great Society reform programs, and the U.S.-Soviet Geneva summit of 1985. Perfectionism drove midcentury foreign policy, creating forty years of relative world peace under American leadership, or a "Pax Americana". American perfectionism has evolved, affirming the values and innovations of all democratic peoples. Perfectionism is the moral basis for American exceptionalism, which argues American intervention in foreign affairs encourages the defense of freedom and democracy in other nations.

	Meanstuff1 Are you a Right Wing Conservative who is sick to death of all the liberal whining going on? Well this is your place then. Kick back, let your hair down and relax. And let's try and figure out what to do about everything they keep screwing up. The gloves are off. This is political discussion and chat. No holds barred.

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