To combat this battle, the NSS06 recognized the need to empower the very people the terrorists most want to exploit: the faithful followers of Islam. The NSS06 also recognizes the need to work with allies or with others to completely diffuse conflicts, regional or otherwise. As noted by the NSS06 statement, regional conflicts can arise from a wide variety of causes, including poor governance, external aggression, competing claims, internal revolt, tribal rivalries, and ethnic or religious hatreds.
The National Security Strategy
Monday, 19 December 2016
President George Bush
On March 16, 2006, President George Bush unveiled what is perhaps one of the most anticipated security announcements in the world: the National Security Strategy of the United States for 2006. In simple terms, the National Security Strategy for 2006 or NSS06, for brevity’s sake, is regarded as highly important because it outlines America’s plan in terms of addressing security threats in its domestic front as well as global affairs. In the introductory part of the statement, President George Bush noted that this year’s security strategy is founded on two pillars: first is the promotion of freedom, justice and human dignity.
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