The international politics is aconstructive policy when it works to unify the political visions of countries in a way that works to achieve peace, justice, and equality, and to avoid violence, killing, and political and economic unrest. It is also a policy of destruction and devastation when it works to dominate some countries over others, plunder the resources of poor peoples, and prevent them from advancing and building. In reality, it is of the second type, which has led many peoples to war, killing, and destruction. Among these peoples is the Libyan people, whose helped occupy his country and prevent it from gaining independence, then besieged and destroyed it, and left it in a cycle of violence and killing. Indeed, it opened the door to attacking it by any means possible without regard for the value of the people living there or helping them cooperate with others for peace, security, and prosperity. Perhaps the fact that, the peoples of developed countries monopolize more than 80% of the world's wealth, and consume 60% of the world's energy, while the peoples of developing countries who represent more than 85% of the world's population share only 1% of the national income, is the greatest evidence of this policy that has permitted the destruction of developing peoples, created international law to justify this, and insured that respecting it by force just as it worked to destroy Libya under the cover of international law, turning it into a country open to blunder in a sea of chaos and conflict, leading it to fail to be a state like other countries with sovereignty that is not diminished or infringed upon. Keywards: International policy, regonal and international powers, political conflict, Libyan crisis.