As the rise of anti-Americanism across the globe shows no signs of abating, especially among the Islamic world. America’s foreign policy, diplomacy and general international relations continues to suffer from the numerous aggressive stance it has taken in recent years, most notably on its unilateral war on terror and its rejection of the Kyoto Protocol.
There has been a growing consensus that the underlying problem with the United States foreign policy lies primarily with it's short-term outlook, resulting in a lack of cohesive long-term strategy. Until this is addressed and resolved, the short-term outlook remains very much the same. A radical, yet consultative and bipartisan approach is required here, and it will be interesting to hear the thoughts of the candidates on the matter as the race starts to gather pace.
• America should help those who ask but otherwise maintain diplomatic relations and a policy of non-interference.
• Countries want our help they should have something to give in return other than vague promises of 'working toward democracy'. They need us more than we need them; we should use our leverage to benefit everyone but especially ourselves.
God Bless America.
Paul Chehade:.
Honor and Truth
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