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Hi,
1.  Absolutely no.
2.  N.A.
3.  Too concentrated in local affairs.  Too
     complacement (I am not sure I choosed
     the right word).  But: Smart, nice,
     hardworking, gentle, and above all if set 
     challenging goals they'll reach it.   ...not
     too fussy about food....  Noisy....
4.  On the contrary !.  In fact the opposite
     is correct.
Best personal regards,

I don't think the statement is correct. The United States has many interests around the world that need maintenance and keeping. This requires a large army.

I don't always agree with the American policy of interfering in other countries affairs but there are many cases where America actually does good for the world with its military capability and that cannot be forgotten when addressing the subject. 

I would have to agree with that statement. Americans do appear to be at war with everyone. And yes i would say that the average American would have to share some of the blame for this, as they do have the opportunity to put some input into what their leaders do. Americans seem to have a big love affair with guns, which is shown by the number of shootings, some by school children at school. Yes Americans to a certain degree are a war like people, as shown by their readyness and willingness to go to war to settle their differences.

In answer to Ronen22, I dont think the US has any need for its foreign interests to protect. Certainly no more that other countries do. Just Americans seem to want to make other countries internal issues their own. And once they have decided to go into a foreign country for whatever it is a military force that is sent to try and sort things out by force.