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Old World Order

How geopolitics fuels endless chaos and old-school conflicts in the 21^st century

By Robert D. Kaplan, March 21, 2014

This isn’t what the 21^st century was supposed to look like. The visceral reaction of many pundits, academics and Obama Administration officials to Russian President Vlandimir Putin’s virtual annexation of Crimea has been disbelief bordering on disorientation. As Secretary of State John Kerry said, “It’s really 19^th century behavior in the 21^st century.” Well, the “19^th century”, as Kerry calls it, lives on and always will. Forget about the world being flat. Forget technology as the great democratizer. Forget the niceties of international law. Territory and the bonds of blood that go with it are central to what makes us human.

First Trail

This isn’t what the 21^st century was supposed to look like. The visceral reaction of many pundits, academics, and Obama Administratives to Russian President V. Putin’s visual annexation of C is disbelief bordering of disorientation. The Secretary of the State John Kerry said, “This is really the 19^th century behavior in 21^st century.” As what he mentioned the “19^th century behavior” will always be there. Forget about the world is flat. Forget about technology as the greatest democratizer. Forget about the nicety of international law. The geography and the bond of blood that come with is was what make us human.

Second Trial

This isn’t what the 21^st century was supposed to look like. The visceral reaction of many pundits, academics, and Obama Administration officers to Russian President Vlandimir Putin’s visual annexation of Crimea has been disbelief bordering to disorientation. As secretary of the state John Kerry said, “ItThis is really the 19^th century behavior in 21^st century.” Well, what Kerry callsthe “19^th century”, as Kerry calls it, lives onhas been and always will. Forget about the world been flat. Forget technology as the greatest democratizer. Forget the niceties of international law. TThe territory and the bonds of blood that go comes with it are, is central to what makes us human.