Despite being the number 1 superpower of the world and has the largest and most lethal military force, America seems to be preoccupied with national security.

Could it be because American politicians are obsessed with the longstanding American hegemony, and are loathed to see any possible challenge to its position? Could it be the American politicians are using the highly sensitive issue of national security to justify their belligerent behaviour towards other nations?

The overwhelming military might and aggressive foreign policy are obviously the twin pillars of the national security policy of American politicians.

But are these policies justified? Is USA really facing serious threats of war and threats to its national security?

In a world following the 1991 spectacular implosion of the Soviet Union, USA's only real rival since the end of WW2, is USA still feeling insecure? Does USA still need to maintain its enormous military capability? Does it still needs an aggressive foreign policy to get its way internationally? Is USA politicians now looking for new enemies and adversaries to justify their old policies?

Are these obsolete American policies now posing a grave threat to global peace? Are more wars looming in the horizon?

These are important issues examined in this book.