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"I see nothing with balking. To the extent that policy was followed, it served us well. Common sense tells us that if there's war it is far better to enter it last after the other powers are bloodied and weakened."

Our enemies aren't bloodied or weakened, while our leaders in business, academia and bipartisan politics support them in their military buildups. The fascists and commies had built up and weakened our allies in the previous world wars, before we were involved.

The folks running the show now don't care about national security. They only try to prevent trade conflicts with foreign trading partners, prevent high freight fuel prices, artificially prop up the dollar internationally and prevent domestic competition with false pretenses about property values, feminism, environmentalism and animal "rights."

"Americans need not feel guilty that we are blessed with the geographical separation that allows us a measure of safety the rest of the world has."

Foreign ICBM buildups should be common knowledge. The trend of massive international slavery interchange, oil security in antagonist nations and misplaced loyalties in economic, academic and political leadership also work against our former geographical advantage.

Big shots are running the show. The rest of us are effectively disenfranchised by many who are descended from Europe within only the past few generations (European left-right politics of fascism instead of American politics). That is common knowledge. We'll see how it works out.