English 101

Yaolee Chen

Glenn Simsaw

Disclaimers

                                                    

The Law of Average-ness

     The Law of Average-ness is that getting an average power in the world is better than to be a super power in the world, but the U.S. is not following the law.  With a dropping rate of acdemic standard and a declining economic future, there is nothing wrong if the U.S. withdraw the wars in the Middle East right now.  “I don’t think its’ becsuse Americans are asleep.  I don’t think it’s because we’ve been hoodwinked.  Democracy answers to cultural imperatives, not just personal concerns.  And who wants to go to the mat for somebody that so few of us admire or want to be: average Joe” (Balzar)?  The American oil companies who had used to make billions of US dollars from the oil industries in the Middle East had granted the U.S. military power as the only way to get oil is now hard to say, “for the peace of the world, we are not doing business in these areas any more”:  the reason is that the U.S. will lost billions of dollars for not running business with the oil countries; by which B grade that the U.S. might receive (instead of an A grade), the Americans would be no longer the most wealthy people in the world--- withdrawing the troops in Afghanistan is impossible, and it goses without saying a diplomatic peace with Iraq.

 

 

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