U.S. Department of Defense Planning Guide for 1994-1999 Quote

"We [the U.S.] must account sufficiently for the interests of the advanced industrial nations to discourage them from challenging our leadership or seeking to overturn the established political and economic order . . . we must maintain the mechanisms for deterring potential competitors from even aspiring to a larger regional or global role. "

by:	U.S. Department of Defense Planning Guide for 1994-1999
Source:	Washington Post, March 11, 1992; New York Times, March 8, 1999.
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Categories:	Economics, Globalism, Military, NWO, Oppression, Power
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It is not a challenge of "leadership" which concerns these globalists, it is a challenge of their dominance and tyranny which sends these international bankers into further agression against soverign states and individual liberties.  -- JT Ready, Mesa, AZ
immoral, scary, and unconstitutional beyond words  -- Mike, Norwalk
Put in more familiar words, We're King of the Hill and, by God, they better know it.  -- Dick, Fort Worth
The U.S. is a bully to every country in the world.  -- Joe, Rochester, MI
-- Anonymous, Reston, VA US
The scary thing about "one world" and one ruler is "Who is smart/good/honest enuf to be the ruler?" And who have we got now? ... The biggest bozo we've ever elected pres.  -- Senor Reek, Heartland West
There you have it -- the absolute crux of US 'Defense' policy. It is not about protecting individual rights and freedom but cornering the market forever -- and crushing the competition at any cost.  -- E Archer, NYC
wow, when the left, center, right and freemen constitutionalists all agree on the quote, it would seem there is hope after all  -- Mike, Norwalk
It's good to be the King! By the way, this didn't come out of GW's Defense Department, did it?  -- Ken, Allyn, WA

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