Greatest Enemies of the United States

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The following paper examines some of the reasons that have caused a new breed of enemies of the United States to turn into the most dangerous and formidable forces in the world today. After careful examination of the reasons that turned Saddam, Osama and their followers into the most dangerous and greatest adversaries of the United States, the author contends that without appropriate funding, strong support base and inefficient planning, these enemies would have never been able to pose such a huge threat to America and its citizens.

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"There has been a sharp rise in the enemies of our country since past few decades and this is somehow related to not only the fact that United States is one of the most powerful and influential countries in the world but also because to bad foreign policy and poor international relations. First it was the former USSR that turned into a major enemy and the two countries remained in the state of Cold war for several years. But with the death of socialism and disintegration of Russia, United States felt it could heave a sigh of relief, as its biggest enemy was no longer a strong force. But unfortunately, this relief did not last very long."

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