The world seems to be falling apart....as a result of Bush/Neocon policies.
Some of this is being encouraged by the Neocon policy, and some of it seems to be the result of historical trends. Could Kyrgyzstan be the next to fall?
The collapse of the bi-polar world of the cold war has unleashed many old ethnic tensions that were always there, but just under the surface.
And this paradigm shift has de-legitimized many of the "old regimes" that were set up under cold war conditions.
The effort by Bush and the Neocons to "democratize" the world after 911 is playing a major role in creating this "new world order."
But it is a very dangerous game indeed......! Consider;
Most of the world now has strongly divided political structures under the new Bush Doctrine. .......Alas, even inside the US!
Indeed, the goal of the Neocon-Bush Doctrine seems to be to foster instability!
New elites are rising all over the world, and the old elites are fighting back.
And the world is a much more "tribal" place under the new Bush/Neocon "divide to conquer" geo-politics.
The problem is that there are no gaurantees that this approach will lead to pro-American results, or even to democratic results.
Indeed, in Iraq and in much of the middle east there seems to be more hostility toward the US than ever.
So far, most of this instability has been encouraged and fostered in the old Soviet Bloc, or in Soviet client states of the cold war era.....
From Ukraine to Syria, old friends of Moscow are slowly being "democratized" and/or destabilized by US foreign policy.
But there is a new dynamic present with the rise of radical Islam.
And ominously, Osama and his radical Islamists are exploiting nearly every situation set up by Bush and the Neocons.
Moscow MAY suffer from the Neocon "democratization? "
But, Osama WILL be waiting to pick up the pieces in most cases.....!
That's why so much of the Bush Doctrine appears to be "playing into the hands" of Osama and the radical Islamists......!
Only time will tell......but democracy is a two edge sword. And "mob rule" is also a possible outcome in places that are less "enlightened" than the west would like to believe.
