I’m a couple of decades late but bear with me. As I was reading up on the glorious history of US foreign policy strategies, I came across the 1992 highly classified “Defense Policy Guidance” leaked document 1992 Wolfowitz U.S. Strategy Plan Document.
Almost all of the Pentagon’s post cold war aggressive military strategies such as preemptive strike, expansion of NATO, regime change, nation building, or humanitarian intervention can be traced back to this notorious blueprint for a new world order. For those who may not have read this previously, I have copied and pasted some bits that resonate loudly today.
This document prepared by the U.S. Defense Department made the case for a world dominated by one superpower and stated that America’s political and military mission in the post cold war era will be to ensure that no rival superpower is allowed to emerge in Western Europe, Asia or the territories of the former Soviet Union. The Pentagon document titled “Prevent the Re-Emergence of a New Rival” articulated the clearest rejection of collective internationalism, the strategy that emerged from the formation of United Nations. What is most important, it says, is “the sense that the world order is ultimately backed by the U.S. We must maintain the mechanisms for deterring potential competitors from even aspiring to a larger regional or global role.”
In assessing future threats, the document places great emphasis on how “the actual use of weapons of mass destruction, even in conflicts that do not directly engage U.S. interests, could spur further proliferation which in turn would threaten world order….. While the U.S. cannot become the world’s “policeman,” by assuming responsibility for righting every wrong, we will retain the pre-eminent responsibility for addressing selectively those wrongs which threaten not only our interests, but those of our allies or friends. It is improbable that a global conventional challenge to U.S. and Western security will re-emerge from the Eurasian heartland for many years to come. Our strategy must now refocus on precluding the emergence of any future potential global competitor.”
“In the Middle East and Southwest Asia, our overall objective is to remain the predominant outside power in the region and preserve U.S. and Western access to the region’s oil. We will seek to prevent the further development of a nuclear arms race on the Indian subcontinent. In this regard, we should work to have both countries, India and Pakistan, adhere to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and to place their nuclear energy facilities under International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards. We should discourage Indian hegemonic aspirations over the other states in South Asia and on the Indian Ocean. With regard to Pakistan, a constructive U.S.-Pakistani military relationship will be an important element in our strategy to promote stable security conditions in Southwest Asia and Central Asia.”
Think they’ve fulfilled their greed of ultimate supremacy today? Why isn’t being a well-off, powerful, stable and secure country enough for them, why is it their mission to dominate not just the region but the entire planet? I also read up on the Noriega guy, the ex-dictator of Panama, who was once on CIA’s payroll for over 2 decades but when Uncle Sam wasn’t happy with him anymore, they invaded Panama and installed a new puppet government. 
Perhaps they should try competing with God next, why does He get to be bigger than them. Send your troops up there with NASA perhaps.
