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Photography get clomid privately Americans overwhelmingly believe that the only basis for American military entanglement is promotion and protection of American self-interest; "humanitarianism" has virtually no support as a basis for risking American blood or treasure. At least as to the first – self-interest as the basis for entanglement – this is simply consistent with America's long-held position, starting with George Washington's famous farewell address warning against foreign involvement. The enduring nature of this basic American reflex has been demonstrated more in the breach: Since America's emergence as a global power, where the U.S. has engaged militarily it generally has been either with skepticism beforehand (both World Wars until direct attacks were launched on Americans, the Balkans, Libya) or regret afterwards (Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq).