The impacts of The Middle East revolutions

Should we intervene The Middle East revolutions?

We know there are campaigns and fights for democracy in The Middle East. It seems to be a war between the government and people who want a revolution. And the war causes not just many people’s blood and death but also side effects to other countries. So some countries as well The UN think it is too serious to look over. However do we have a right to intervene in the conflict?
I support the intervention of multinational force to The Middle East with two reasons. First, we should be against all kinds of violence. Although each country can choose their ideology, if there are some violent actions, we need to say how bad violent action is. If it doesn’t work, we need to take more positive and active actions to stop the violent actions.
Second, because of globalization, a problem happening in one country isn’t limited only the country. In other words, The Middle East revolutions already have had side effect to other countries economically. The Middle East is well known as the biggest oil producing area. Many countries are depending on their oil import from The Middle East. However since they have been in political and ideological trouble, many countries also have been in trouble about oil import. So far, it doesn’t work well that the efforts of each government to minimize the side effect from The Middle East crisis. That’s another reason why we need to intervene The Middle East
The sovereignty is very important and we should respect each country’s sovereignty but, sometimes we need to do some actions to other countries even though we know that some people might say it would violate their sovereignty. Thus, intervention of multinational force is needed humanistically and economically.