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! typical of at is happening. | ‘The real\ basic reason why, American. .polley- on Palestine has | changed — and Iwhy the change x is so painful—is that - the United States has had to grow up almost overnight, ) It has started |
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7 America has come of age as a great world ‘Power—ail at on at once. It has had the responsibilities of this greatness thrust upon it ‘more suddenly than probably has ever happened. 10 a nation ning are clearest in the case of American policy on Palestine, This is the first of a series of articles showing why such. changes will happen
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changes, too, will be painful. . |pe America has come of, age as/ sm ‘a great power In world Affalrs— all at once.
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‘entirely new WAYS, country had to make such extraordinary changes so fast, | A nation comes of age, as an! Individual ‘does, at the moment) .when..4t.. Lully..accounts able for the consequences of what {it says and does. This moment has now arrived |
= Pu great world power. It has come most clearly, most) ramatically and most painfully
| Palestine. g | Must Act Like Adult g | It is most peculiarly on this is- | sue that America now suddenly finds that it must act like ‘adult; it must accept—and Pore | tor—the full consequences {everything it says and” does. |. The world in which America| grew up was one that made it|
nation, If you need glasses he will pre. "seribe ones that will correct your: vision and suit your personality, 3 Fo ‘act like a minor: For the 100 years from the | Battle of Waterloo to the sinking | of -the Lusitania, America was safe, comfortable and carefree, It had few sobering responsibilTies in world affairs. Re,
jected ties: —. For another 25 years--from the ~ | smking of the Lusitania to the} : a of France—America wielded | tremendous power in workd
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{ Indian campaigns. most part the couniry paid little attention to foreign affairs outside the Western Hemisphere.
Much American behavior of| world politics during this era had two outstanding - characteristies:
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fates. But we aldn’t understand lit or wouldn't admit {t—and we triéd to reject the responsibilities which went with that power, these 125 years, ‘the United Statés was safe mostly {because it had weak neighbors {and becatise there was a balance in-~ the world which | Britain needed to maintain in its own interest and which it was strong enough to malntain. For four generations ndbody would attack the United States] because everybody had too many {powerful enemies neafer nome. Anybody - who started out the world found himbelf|
‘growing up. Some-of these other| with a war on his hands before
could get anywhere near America. Other countries held the con|queror “at bay long -epough for As a result, the country has 10 the United States to make up its act, to think and even to feel In mind what to do and pull itself Seldom has a! together and do it.
Couldn't Hit America
Nobody had a weapon could reach far enough to hit America. di So the United States kept up |only’ token armed forces, paid {low taxes, enjoyed almost Utot plan liberties—and concentrated ‘in the life of the United 8 ates 2 on exploiting the Vest riches of ! a whale continent.
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FIRST, the United States gave § possible for the United States to a great deal of advice to other countries on - how they should deal with “their problems. advice was usually couched in the highest moral tones. SECOND, America sétdom had to pay the bills for the things it did and the things it told other people to do. These qualities mailed Ameriéan “behavior on Palesting riost af- i particularly. The Upited States told Britain | repeatedly that it ought to do i. more to help the Jews. America | almost invariably I'most elevatéd moral principles in giving this advice, But the United States accepted] . ino responsibility for what hapThat was oo. f . i : | something for the British—and v.] : ne i 4 the Arabs and Jews --to worry { : ‘about. Except.’ for “this gi
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| . A century and a quarter passed this way, in a sort of “Secret Life of Uncle 8am.” In some ways this | was almost gs Unreal as ‘Secret Life of Walter Mitty.” Led ‘Secret Life’ |. But this world in which Amerjoa could be safe and free and | prosperous and give lots of good advice without accepting any re- | sponsibility for what happened [this world gone. It may be goné \ forever. ‘ There is a new and ‘mich Jess{ © pC [comfortable ‘world. : o ' America has to have new world ‘policies for this new world.
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