War a limit to intervension
War: A Limit to Intervention As part of the post World War II and Cold War defense of the US’s international affairs, intervention became the easiest way to keep countries that may have presented problems –either because of their political, economical or social organizations— in their place. ... In the name of democracy the United States has intervened in many local conflicts, from the Revolution in Hawaii, which ended with the Island becoming state #50, to Nicaragua and Panama with thousands of lives taken in the name of the revolution, and Colombia and the war against drugs. ... There is no way to limit an intervention simply because there is no limit to human greed.