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by cma
1417 days ago
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> The US values many things in its foreign policy, and some of those things are spreading democracy and self-determination. I think they are valued, but ancillary. > As for Tibet, if it were on an island and could have been defended by the US Navy, I’m sure it would still be independent. I think at that point Tibet would be geostrategic. If they were in Antarctica and our Navy could defend we may be considerably less likely to unless there was oil exploration going on or it was an important position for an airbase. |
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