Jean Kirkpatrick: Machiavellian Wonderwoman

Jean Kirkpatrick: Machiavellian Wonderwoman In 1979, Jean Kirkpatrick announced "Dictatorship and Double Standards". It deals with American foreign policy under Jimmy Carter, including policies for Nicaraguan Sandinist. Kirkpatrick thinks that Carter "only hates the dictators of the right wing" (43), ignoring the main purpose of the foreign policy which should be the interests of the United States. Concept: About democracy or foreign sovereignty.

The famous diplomatist Jeane Kirkpatrick (later under the UN's Reagan Ambassador) said Carter's main mistake was that he was unable to distinguish the relative dangers of totalitarian and authoritarian regime believe. Carter did not believe that the Somoza countries of Iran and Nicaragua were less interested in America than fundamentalist Muslims and Marxist regimes replacing them. Kirkpatrick wrote in her prestigious thesis "Dictatorship and Dual Criteria" in 1979:

As Ronald Reagan 's ambassador to the United Nations, Jenny Kirkpatrick has a passionate voice, but in the 1980s he had the most convincing new rights. Her essay "dictatorship and dual criteria" published in the November 1979 issue as reminiscent of the world's past reminds me of rereading (especially people who write leaders of the "economist"). Kirkpatrick is "moderate dictator who is friendly to the interests of the United States" and "extremely unfriendly extremism" as the writing of American foreign policy touched the postwar minimum under Jimmy Carter's rule A dictator who can not be convinced by ". Obvious differences Although special dictators in her heart are Iranian king and Nicaraguan dictator Anastasi Oso Mosa Garcia, she explicitly included them in Pinochet, not to mention that they were in Salvador It was. A companion story with countries like Guatemala.

In the infamous episode of June, United Nations ambassador to the United States of America Jeane Kirkpatrick made a second refusal to the Security Council resolution and immediately requested a ceasefire, but announced that it was exempted in a few minutes. This situation is believed to be due to communication delay, but I believe this is part of the ongoing power struggle between Haig and Kirkpatrick. At 11:30 pm on May 31, 1982, Reagan told Mrs. Thatcher, "The best opportunity for peace is before Argentina's full humiliation". It is also proposed to establish a multinational peacekeeping force, "Britain now reaches agreement as it occupies military dominance." Her answer is that "Britain needed to enter only these islands without external aid and could not forgive the invaders now to benefit from his invasion" was.