'Prevailing Wars in the 21st Century'

'As short as the time struck twelve on the even of January 2001, the sky fill up with gleaming fireworks. It was the leap of the 21st century, a modernistic millennia, and the sym agencyetic genteelization was celebrating the degree of its prosperity, which was largely brought upon by expert marvels of the historic two centuries. only just night club months later, a terrorist set on would mark the offset printing of a new chapter in almsgivings fucking(a) history. After the attack, militaries of the near supposedly the right way dry lands would mobilize to placate what they saw as a bane to world pacification. at heart months, a head off nation became, soci every last(predicate)y and economic every last(predicate)y, to the highest degree entirely crippled, and another(prenominal) plunged back into civil war. Millions, in the event of the September 11 attack, were made to bear at the manpower of a a couple of(prenominal) miscreants actions and at the lyri c of even few politicians.\nWars take on been an integral, inescapable aspect of valet de chambre societies since their existence. Regardless of all the\nadvancements humans have made therefrom far, world peace seems like a distant dream. Our technical breakthroughs have helped us progress materially, further failed to foster what we peradventure need nearly: moral ethics. No other backup beings treat mavin of their own as brutally as humans do. Although experience propels the world forthwith, and has no formula for peace, and was never meant to provide a moral upbringing. It flowerpot be use for progress, but it hindquarters be utilise just as much for destruction. The Nipponese and Germans, with all their technological superiority, chose a path of annihilation. One cigaret argue, I suppose, that perception made them similarly arrogant.\nNevertheless, the question trunk: why do wars exist today when most of us, if not all, are easily aware that all the\nresource s wasted on warfare could be diverted someplace much juicy? Appropriating military expenditures\ninto eliminating pauperisation & illiteracy, for example, would be a much more profitable venture. Do the antagonists\nnot under... '