It is extremely important topic because it "reveals" the thought processes of institutions that are currently setting and controlling policy via the American political structure. Information, fairness, sources, context, evidence, balance, and accuracy are, in my opinion, are more close to propaganda than journalism because (although, on a micro level, the arguments center around R2P) the principles are themselves espousing macro level "doctrine" developed by their respective organizations that envisions global domination by America. Rather than journalism, I would consider this piece a "tract" for which the reader can discern doctrinal philosophy of the organization. For a different perspective and discernment, I recommend ... More »

One of the worst pieces of journalism I have seen. A couple of sophists yapping on about how important the United States is, to the detriment of the rest of the world. As for Myanmar, nothing was said about the fact that the US put conditions on its humanitarian aid, apparently demanding that Ang San Su Ki be relased from home detention and that elections be held. In short, shows one side and draws a conclusion. And this organization calls itself nonpartisan? How did this ever get to be published?