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| | Democracy Now! | Superpower Syndrome: America's Apocalyptic Confrontation With The World |
 | | Because one is militarily dominant one has the right to be a dominant superpower, and with that of course goes the unilateralism, the absence of mutuality, and the sense of really seeking to control history. |
 | | Superpower syndrome, then, is the kind of overall rubric or way of understanding a lot of separate American policies, all of which shocked us, but putting them together as a consistent point of view, and stance in the world. |
 | | And what had been superpower attitudes, sporadically expressed, became a systematic form of behavior in the world so that, yes, some of the superpower syndrome surely existed pre-George W. Bush, but not as dangerously or consistently or as aggressively. |
| www.democracynow.org /article.pl?sid=04/01/05/1456238 (2467 words) |
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