A Measured Response

The author argues for a world police force. An outline for the development and subsequent operation of that force is detailed. However, he acknowledges and outlines the reasons, under current thinking, why that will probably never happen. No state in history, when it has attempted total domination has been successful over a significant period of time. The United States cannot continue indefinitely being the world's policeman with respect to eradicating worldwide terrorism without major help. The United Global Security Partnership. No terrorist group or rogue government suddenly becomes a world threat. It is far better to to solve a problem in its early stages while it is still manageable. The crisis response of the UGSP and its plan must be measured and sure. The offending terrorist group or rogue state must have no doubt as to the consequences of failure to heed the orders of the United Global Security Partnership. The seeds of future conflict are sown by the way one executes the current action.