Edward Grey Quotes
It is so strong potentially in all resources necessary for War, and so self-contained financially and commercially, that its decisions in policy are beyond question of being influenced by outside pressure.
Topics
Defense
Economy
Independence
Policy, Policy Making
Pressure
Strength
Disaster Planning, Disaster Management, Preparedness, Disaster Relief, Disaster Response
Financial Independence, Fiscal Independence, Economic Independence
For War
Military Power, Military Strength
Superpowers & Ruling Powers
Policy Decisions
Miscellaneous
Foreign Policy
Economic Autonomy
External Influence
Military Capability
National Power
Outside Pressure
Political Sovereignty
Self-Containment
Strategic Independence
Strategic Resources
Citations
Edward Grey [Viscount Fallodon], 1862-1933, British Foreign Secretary (Liberal), Description of the inability of Great Britain and other European nations to control or even heavily influence United States policy
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