U.S._Foreign_Policies_Viewed_From_The_Receiving_End

U.S. Foreign Policies Viewed From The Receiving End U.S. FOREIGN POLICY REVIEWED FROM THE RECEIVING END After September 11th 2001, much attention has been given to the developing world and the progressive problems which are present. The precondition to the terror which took place late last year, can be traced back for decades. History portrays dozens of examples of where American covert activities and overt foreign policy has gone against values that the American government so publicly and loudly proclaims. Americans tend not to see this, because they are unconcerned with the rest of the world and tend to uncritically trust their government to do the right thing, believing what they are endlessly told about the promotion of freedom, democracy and human rights. Seldom do they see the behaviour of their government abroad as the rest of the world sees it. That is why America is so hated, even though it's power and privilege is so envied. Americans think it is envy that has stirred such passion. The reality is that it is not. It is resentment and anger at the constant hypocrisy of American governmental foreign policy and behaviour and the total ignorance Americans have of it. In 1948, Israel came into existence completely dependent on the american, world, israel, america, united, castro, been, east, while, states, policy, people, foreign, because, americans, new, much, middle, years, washington, terror, place, oil, military, islamic, even, el, cuba, against, about, york, war, under, un, thousands