USA – a Nation Which Wants World Peace

In addition to that, there are many other nations in the world which are a dictator nation and people are suffering each and every day, one good example would be Burma. My question would be why my dearest country does not show any interest in bringing democracy in these countries. It wants world peace and has deployed its army in many countries of the world, why not in these nations?

Each and every time, when it advocates about peace, I am very shamefully doubtful about my respected countries motive as when I did a research, I found USA is a market leader in the export of weaponry and warheads to other nations and its holds more than 8000 nuclear weapons itself and also would consider right if the ally countries, though Islamic Nation developed a Nuclear warhead. Also I failed to notice how can a weapon bring peace to a nation. It is like Da Vinci code to me. For instance, its latest deal with Taiwan was of around US dollar 6.5 billion. I could not figure out why it is getting in this trade being a peace advocate and it is well aware it could welcome or even magnify the tension in the region and as far as I can imagine tensions does not bring peace. If US has other angel of view and is hopeful that this trade will bring peace in the region then I have nothing to argue about, after all I admire USA and its strategy.

In spite of my all the trust and regards for USA, the idea of bringing peace in some selected nations and totally forgetting other nations has caused my suspicion to take the size of mammoth. Is US genuinely interested in world peace or it is a step ahead and wants a permanent peace in the selected nations. I hope its deployment of armies around the world is really for world peace not a new strategy of controlling the world, as it knows Hitler failed as he used force. So, US tactics can be to take control of the world in the name of the peace, but I am sure it is not. At this time, I would like to terminate myself, how can I be so suspicious of this great nation.