German-American relations after the last Gulf War 2003

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The USA, a country with global security interests, view the thread of international acting terrorism organizations, which might possess weapons of wholesale destruction, with greater concern than European governments, including Germany. Instead of using military means, which they possess only in a limited way, the European governments strive for a legal attempt at conciliation by means of international organizations like the ONU and the international Criminal Court, ICC...
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As a consequence of the events of the 11th of September 2001 the USA follow new principles relating to international law. According to these, states which support the international terrorism with weapons of wholesale destruction or rather are infiltrated of extremist organizations like the Taliban in Afghanistan, loose the right of existence...
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