Happy America Day

[reith]

Yup, happy birthday, America and long live the current exchange rate making it a lot cheaper to buy 'optical media' from your shores (or the shops beside them)!

[Ballaw de Quincewold]

Originally Posted by chckn8r

the world is full of different cultures, beliefs wants and needs. In this light, I see US foreign policy is quite narrow-minded, self-serving and bullish looking at some of the actions taken by the country in the last half-century.D

Could you name a few of these actions? I know that all of these terms apply to the majority of Americans (because I am an American), but I am unaware of any narrow-minded foreign policy.

[Ron Ofir]

Well, one (not me) could argue that imposing a democratic regime in Iraq is a narrow-minded policy.

[chckn8r]

Originally Posted by Ballaw de Quincewold

Could you name a few of these actions? I know that all of these terms apply to the majority of Americans (because I am an American), but I am unaware of any narrow-minded foreign policy.

My sincere apologies to you Ballaw and all my American friends.

It was rude and thoughtless of me to reply to this thread celebrating Independence Day in America in the way that I did. I've been working late hours on a score while the kids have been off school and judgment was not as lucid as it should be.

I'll try to keep my personal political views off a forum created to discuss something much more interesting and important.

[Ballaw de Quincewold]

Then please, create a new topic voicing these opinions. I was not offended by your post, rather, I was trying to find out about what American foreign policies people from other countries consider narrow-minded. I have no qualms with other people that find faults with my country (assuming they have evidence to back them up).