The Pentagon’s New Map, Strategy for Foreign Policy and the War on Terrorism

After reading each article, one of them is considered to be the most logical and unrealistic policy. The new map of the Pentagon clearly outlines a new strategy of US foreign policy. When dealing with international disputes, a set of rules must be set. With rules, aggression and violence are reduced. The world can be divided into two broad categories depending on whether the country is economically interdependent, has unstable leadership and there is no international trade. Functional cores characterized by economic interdependence can be subdivided into old cores (North America, Western Europe, Japan, Australia) and new cores (China, India).

The strategy of attacking foreign fighter aircraft using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) or daily military drones reconnaissance aircraft is mainly because of the oral "war on terror" by former president George W. Bush, since the beginning of American diplomacy It is the core of policy. On September 11th it was first mentioned on 20th that the attack on America was nine days. To my surprise, the concept of air strikes against enemy combatants on the ground is far more serious than the fear of September 11, 2001. Historian at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia recorded an experiment of the drone when August 1849 dominated Austrian indigenous peoples to invade Venice in most parts of Italy.

President Bush announced a new foreign policy approach to the 9/11 incident, before the General Assembly meeting of 20 September 2001. "Our terrorist war started with al Qaeda, but it did not end until each of them had a global impact.The President Bush insisted that the United States believes that the country that supports the terrorist organization is a hostile regime In President Bush's speech in January 2002, he summoned the "axis of evil" consisting of North Korea, Iran and Iraq and declared a threat to the security of the United States. The British and French allies did not accept Bush 's declaration enthusiastically, as he believed Bush' s words were extreme.

On September 10, 2001, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld declared war. Not a foreign terrorist, "The other party is near home, this is the official building of the Pentagon," he said. He said that the money wasted by the army constitutes a serious threat. "In fact, it can be said that this is a matter of life and death," he said. Rumsfeld promised to change, but the next day - September 11 - the world is changing, enthusiastic to fund war for fear, wasted wars seem to have been forgotten is