A primary reason to concur with the assigned source relates to a totalitarian regime’s use of mass execution and genocide, which results in the monitoring and responding by anti-totalitarian councils and international powers, notably the United States, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and human rights organizations. In terms of the essay, the term “monitoring” is defined as maintaining constant surveillance, in simple terms, spying, over a country or person, while “responding”, is the act of intervening and reacting correspondingly to the action caused by a totalitarian regime. This argument is justified by a plethora of reasons. To begin, many methods are used to research and track human rights abuses. According to the Human
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On another occasion, in 1983, American forces invaded Grenada and successfully disposed the Grenadian dictatorship regime and eliminated the presence of the Cuban military. Lastly, the United States invasion of 1989 in Panama resulted in the disposing of dictator Manuel Noriega. Previously, the Panamanian national elections had been declared null by Noriega after the defeat of the pro-Noriega coalition candidate, Carlos Duque, and continued to maintain his power with the use of force. President George H. W. Bush articulated the official US justification for the invasion on the morning of December 20, 1989, hours before the beginning of the operation. A major reason included defending democracy and human rights in Panama. On the other hand, those who chastise the constant surveillance over countries by international powers may question the legality of spying and the lack of acknowledgment of domestic sovereignty. Unfortunately, the only method to uncover the crimes of evil authoritarian regime would be to spy. Because a perfect world does not exist, the idea to not scrutinize such particular individuals is
On another occasion, in 1983, American forces invaded Grenada and successfully disposed the Grenadian dictatorship regime and eliminated the presence of the Cuban military. Lastly, the United States invasion of 1989 in Panama resulted in the disposing of dictator Manuel Noriega. Previously, the Panamanian national elections had been declared null by Noriega after the defeat of the pro-Noriega coalition candidate, Carlos Duque, and continued to maintain his power with the use of force. President George H. W. Bush articulated the official US justification for the invasion on the morning of December 20, 1989, hours before the beginning of the operation. A major reason included defending democracy and human rights in Panama. On the other hand, those who chastise the constant surveillance over countries by international powers may question the legality of spying and the lack of acknowledgment of domestic sovereignty. Unfortunately, the only method to uncover the crimes of evil authoritarian regime would be to spy. Because a perfect world does not exist, the idea to not scrutinize such particular individuals is