Might Is Right?: A World Divided And In Pain

By Terry Nettle

Might is right. That's the American description of China's behavior on the international stage.

But who fits the description better? USA, China, or Russia?

Who has the might that makes right?

The fact Is that the world today is rapidly descending into a serious state of instability and insecurity because might is right.

This worldwide spread of public anger and distress is sure to boil over in terrible ways.

This is a matter of concern for all humankind.

This is posing a great danger to world peace.

No one would want to see a replay of the horrendous events triggered by the conflicts at the beginning of the 21th century.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Terry Nettle
• Release date: Mar 11, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224358069

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1. Foreword

Might Is Right?: A World Divided And In Pain

Might is right. That's the American description of China's behavior on the international stage.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said in November 2022: Beijing, like Moscow, seeks a world where might makes right, ....

Really? But who is always using its incomparable and the most formidable military and economic might to muscle its way around the world, and prove that it is right everywhere, all the time?

Who fits the description better? USA, China, or Russia?

2. World In Conflicts

The fact Is that the world today is rapidly descending into a serious state of instability and insecurity.

This is a matter of concern for all humankind.

This is posing a great danger to world peace.

3. The West

On the one hand, the West feels that the rest of the world is fast catching up on its lead, and is posing a serious danger to its longstanding pole position of global dominance.

Certainly, USA and NATO are rapidly building and expanding their alliances and their military, apparently in preparation of wars against their putative enemies.

And who are the West's putative enemies? Well, none other than Russia, China, and perhaps Iran and North Korea. And beyond that, maybe India too, when India eventually gets to be too powerful for its own