Looking at the Anglosphere Part One - Page 6

So what should American policy be? What will be required is one bold move; drown Europe in an ocean of Atlanticism. The one goal is to push our values and interest to all of Europe. United States could begin with a transatlantic free trade area that includes Turkey and open to all European country and Russia. Many including Steve Forbes and columnist John O’ Sullivan have proposed this idea.

The free trade zone will prove a counterweight to the socialistic super state being created by France and Germany. For Great Britain, cementing the special relations will provide it with a safety valve, entrance into NAFTA and a permanent access to American markets. Great Britain will not need Europe but maybe Europe will need Britain. Right now the Franco-German forces have the upper hand throughout the EU.

The United States allowed Europe a hand in determining policy in the past decade and what we have seen is a combination of leftist anti-American rhetoric combined with a lack of appreciation of its own past history. At present, the welfare state of Europe threatens it future economic prosperity along with declining fertility rates. Anglosphere respect for economic freedom and rule of law allows its citizens greater flexibility that will allow it to continue dominate the world economic scene in the first half of the 21st century.

Article Author: Tom Donelson

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