George Kennan created, and sent, quite an intricate telegram pertaining to the Soviet Union government, and small details on the people who reside within the USSR. I will attempt to summarize the details to answer critical questions asked of him, pertaining to development of a response for the US considering this matter. While some details are redundant to the US due to previously known details, Mr. Kennan has proposed interesting views that should be given attention too, with the greatest interest. The Soviet Union’s views are of security and military power, not aimed specifically at any country, but rather at any threat to its own government. The citizens of the USSR are not close-minded and aggressive towards new experiences and ideas,
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The government seeks to spread itself for new opportunities out of need for prosperity, by any means. The Soviet Union finds any differences a threat to itself, and needing to be dealt with. That presents a view where there is Communism and Capitalism. The USSR finds Capitalism a threat since it may away opinion on communism which will create a threat to the government, and appear weak to nearby countries which may seek new opportunities to gain easy to grab …show more content…
Mr. Kennan felt that capitalism is strong, and our government should observe the Soviet Union before action because the government is weak and possess little threat on its own to the US. Mr. Kennan does recommend action, however, concerning communist organizations. George Kennan recommends that the government educates the public on communism and the negative effects it would have on our government, and not rely on the public media, due to not possessing enough knowledge on the subject to educate the American citizens properly, to quell any unrest among them, and prevent destabilizing the government. Overall, the views of the Soviet Union are little threat to the US, and should be observed for its weaknesses, which once better understood, actions should then be taken to slow the development along with spread of their government, to further the development and spread of capitalism to countries which find it desirable for its many benefits like being provided with security from other capitalistic countries and
The government seeks to spread itself for new opportunities out of need for prosperity, by any means. The Soviet Union finds any differences a threat to itself, and needing to be dealt with. That presents a view where there is Communism and Capitalism. The USSR finds Capitalism a threat since it may away opinion on communism which will create a threat to the government, and appear weak to nearby countries which may seek new opportunities to gain easy to grab …show more content…
Mr. Kennan felt that capitalism is strong, and our government should observe the Soviet Union before action because the government is weak and possess little threat on its own to the US. Mr. Kennan does recommend action, however, concerning communist organizations. George Kennan recommends that the government educates the public on communism and the negative effects it would have on our government, and not rely on the public media, due to not possessing enough knowledge on the subject to educate the American citizens properly, to quell any unrest among them, and prevent destabilizing the government. Overall, the views of the Soviet Union are little threat to the US, and should be observed for its weaknesses, which once better understood, actions should then be taken to slow the development along with spread of their government, to further the development and spread of capitalism to countries which find it desirable for its many benefits like being provided with security from other capitalistic countries and