#americanforeignpolicy

[undergroundusa]

"The purpose of these exposés is to put faces and names to the shadowy apparatus of the Deep State. When we understand who they are, we are better able to expose their actions and the damage they do to our Republic…."

READ & LISTEN NOW: https://www.undergroundusa.com/p/the-usual-suspects-samantha-power

[wetheworldmagz]

The foreign policy legacy that Donald Trump leaves Joe Biden

Unfortunately for the American people and the rest of the world, Trump was unable to deliver on his promise to make America great again. Even though he didn’t win a second term in the Oval Office, he leaves behind a foreign policy legacy that will make the job of his successor, Joe Biden, very difficult.

Unfortunately for the American people and the rest of the world, Trump was unable to deliver on his promise to make America great again.  

[jokervendetti]

#AmericanForeignPolicy

[xwn]

americanforeignpolicy replied to your post:ok so is hatsune miku green or blue

teal

FCK THATS BOTH

[amaringos]

americanforeignpolicy replied to your post: “bluejaku replied to your post: “what does demisexual mean exactly...”:

demi is considered on the gray-ace spectrum normally! since it's still not allosexual

ah neat ok! I'm learning a lot ahaha im not sure if id rush to identify myself as demi then i probably need to look more into it but it definitely sounds pretty close to what i feel??? 

[invisible-calvino]

americanforeignpolicy replied to your post: but what is biology who knows any...

i sympathize, im trying to do ap physics and i understand nothing. google is my best friend

but literally i googled my lab (bc my teacher didn't actually make this lab; she got it from AMGEN which is totally fine except she doesn't seem to understand half of what they're asking herself--e.g. understanding what a fucking flowchart is) and the stuff that came up was the lab manual, vocab flashcards, and people asking about the lab and then people respond with "lol srry" 

[inliesthetruth-blog]

American Foreign Policy and the Reagan Doctrine

Carter's foreign policy (a tribute to Woodrow Wilson) relied heavily on America's morality and humanity. Unlike Wilson, it wasn't self-righteous and didn't really contain the massive superiority that the US had during WWI. Carter believed that all of our allies should not be governed by tyrannical, abusive, awful leaders (like in Zimbabwe, South Africa, Argentina) and that we should help when there are human rights violations. 

Reagan took a different approach.

Reagan believed that the US should always counter communism. Always. Especially in Latin America. 

The Iran-Contra affair was almost completely justified by the Reagan doctrine. Maybe that's why it happened...

[the-flapwagon-archives]

americanforeignpolicy replied to your post: “neutral good beat chaotic good by one question”:

i just barely got chaotic neutral over true neutral

really?? you totally struck me as true neutral