USFP18(2)

Memorandum on US Foreign Policy Regarding Israel To: Donald Trump, President of the United States From: Nora McQuilkin, Secretary of State Date: 22 February 2018 Re: The end of the United States’ unwavering, one-sided support of Israel Introduction The current climate of the Middle East, that of tension, conflict, and United States intervention, is exacerbated by the inability of the United States to distance itself from Israeli interests, many of which that do not benefit its own. Congress is overwhelmed by the constant pressures of the Israel Lobby to continue their unwavering support of Israel’s national interests, and U.S. security is put at risk as a result of Arab and Islamic opposition to that backing. Regardless of what some may believe are moral obligations to the Israeli state, the United States has become something of a puppet to Israel. It is necessary that the United States become more critical of Israel’s action and/or inaction, and create policies more in...

MEMORANDUM ON NEUTRALITY VIOLATIONS BY THE WARRING ALLIANCES OF THE GREAT WAR Date: June 2, 1915 To: Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States From: Adam Steber, Secretary of State Subject: U.S. Response to Allied and Central Powers' Aggression Since the breakout of the Great War, American neutrality has been consistently threatened by both alliances, especially Great Britain and Germany. The sinking of the RMS Lusitania last month, which killed 128 Americans proves only to further highlight this point. Americans are right to be upset over this gross violation of our country's rights to both trade and move freely. For this, Germany is rightly condemned by us members of the Cabinet, Congress, and the American public. That said, we have as of yet turned a blind eye to similar transgressions from the Allied side. Great Britain's continues to blockade food imports into Germany and Austria. Aside from this gross violation of the right to life of German and Austri...