The War of the Americas

For almost 200 years, the United States had relied on a concept of non-interference in its "backyard," Central and South America. The Monroe Doctrine was designed to keep Europe's influence out of the America. As decades passed, the failures of this stagnated policy began to show warning signs, signs that were ignored. At some point, the US competitors and enemies began to realize the value of destabilizing this "backyard." By the time Beijing decided it was time to push the US out of Asia and remove it from being the dominant power in the world, the plan was set into motion. China would wait, wait for the right environment, an environment they would help create, that would force the US into a series of events that would change that region of the world for centuries to come. This book takes place in the very near future and addresses critical issues, that can no longer be ignored. Mexico's overall stability and the impact the drug cartels continue to have on the United States is growing more dangerous by the day. This book gives a glimpse of what the future may hold if the US doesn't change its stance towards the Americas as well as move against the cartels operating inside the country. This may be a work of fiction, but it is also a warning.