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The New American Century

World,United States,Diplomacy,US Military,Sanctions

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio said it best, before his speech for Western restoration, when he declared: "The world is changing, very fast right in front of us. The old world is gone. We live in a new era in geopolitics, and it's going to require all of us to re-examine what that looks like, and what our role is going to be."

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This is the new American Century, one in which America no longer forces change through aggressive intervention and costly wars, but a strategic mixture of force, diplomacy, and sanctions.

The new century, with Trump currently at the helm, started with a terrorist attack: 9-11.

American prosperity at home and naiveté worldwide had distracted us. In the 1990s, Americans felt invincible. The Berlin Wall came down, the Soviet Union dissolved, and communism collapsed. It seemed there were no more enemies to fight. Then emerged Al-Qaeda, the four hijacked planes, and three thousand American lives lost on American soil.

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