The Bush Doctrine

The climax of the Second World War has reached a new era of world conflict and control. For decades, after America and the Soviet Union became allies, they soon put themselves in a fierce war, the Cold War. Unlike past wars, direct military action was not taken. Instead, it is a war of diplomacy, threats and government agencies. To prevent the ideal spread of Soviet communism, the United States has engaged in conflict worldwide to defeat their interests. This military strategy is called deterrence and containment.

In the September 11 incident, the Bush administration implemented a new foreign policy called "Bush principle". The Bush administration rarely quotes a new foreign policy "Bushism" based on four views. It is not an ideology of terrorism which does not distinguish between terrorists and the country holding them, attacks in front of foreign enemies, promotes democracy before the threat becomes a threat (Holloway, 2008). At the beginning of the war, people in America were full of patriotism and hoped to retaliate against the 9/11 case. And it agreed 100% with this policy, but as time goes on this "war" continues more and more people are less supportive and I just want to bring the US army home

In 2002, Bush proposed the so-called Bush principle in his federal state speech. This doctrine was used technically to justify the invasion of Afghanistan, but this argument was not so until we revealed that this is a policy issue. President Bush suggested that the United States would take a leading military action against a country that is known to protect or support terrorist organizations because there is a possibility that even larger terrorist attacks may be planned by regional organizations around the world. Said it would implement attack policies. President Bush outlined what is called "the axis of evil" consisting of three countries but they think that it is the greatest threat to world peace because they can pursue weapons of mass destruction and support terrorists ing. The axis is composed of Iraq, North Korea, Iran.