International Politics
Obamacare: Do Or Die For America
It makes no difference why Obama and his kind are so intent on lowering the quality of American healthcare to levels reflective of nightmarish and dysfunctional Euro-socialist states. Their willingness to employ fraud and overreaches of power speaks volumes in itself. The results of this approach are entirely predictable. Any program that is implemented... »
Operation Merlin: Clinton, CIA Helped Iran’s Nuclear Program
by Jim Kouri Radio talk show host and former US Justice Department official Mark Levin shocked many listeners when he reported that President Bill Clinton gave nuclear technology to the Iranians in a harebrained scheme. He said that the transfer of classified data to Iran was personally approved by then-President Clinton and that the CIA deliberately... »
Terror Threat Continues at US Borders
As the number of Americans who remember the horror of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington almost eight years ago dwindles, the US borders are practically as porous as ever — and the terrorists know it. Even while President Barack Obama is in the Middle East wooing Islamic nations, Islamofascism is... »
Limited Options for Dealing with North Korea
Kim Jong Il, North Korea’s psychotic “Dear Leader,” specializes in “guerrilla diplomacy.” He backs it up with a half-dozen or so nuclear weapons squirreled away deep inside mountain storage facilities that cannot be reached by our bunker-buster bombs, and an army roughly the size of South Korean and U.S. ground forces combined. Kim’s diplomatic... »
The Obama/Napolitano Doctrine: Conservatism Verboten
Obama has made claims of wanting to “unify” the nation. Yet few have properly grasped the actual intention, and thus the enormous danger posed by his goal. »
A User’s Guide to Thoroughly Stupid Foreign Policy (Messin’ Where We Shouldn’t Oughta)
I strain for words to describe adequately Washington’s policy toward Latin America. Candidates come to mind: Imbecilic, moronic, catatonic, Pollyannaish, blind, incurious. No, these are poor creatures and frail, not equal to the task. Retarded? Anencephalic? Those too lack descriptive power. The EEG has flat-lined. The patient is dead. I recently found the following from... »
Goldman Abduction Case Opens Wounds For Parents Of Children Abducted To Or Within The US
Watching the Sean Goldman parental child abduction case unfold in the media has been bittersweet for parents of children still missing. All American parents with children abducted to foreign countries experience the same emotions and frustrations as Sean’s father David Goldman. He’s fortunate to have the help of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Foreign parents... »
Resignation Superman
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it†– George Santayana Those who overlook the lessons of history are likely to repeat the mistakes of the past. President Barack Obama seems to be treading the same path on Iran that former President Jimmy Carter was on. That path led to the disastrous... »
Iran & A Solution To The Middle East
Iran presents the United States with the most potent opportunity for a comprehensive breakthrough in foreign policy affecting the whole of the Middle East. »
US Court of Appeals reduces sentence for former Philippines officer in spy case
Michael Ray Aquino, a former Philippines National Police officer serving six years imprisonment in McRae, Georgia for espionage could now be eligible for immediate release after a United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit judge panel Friday modified a United States District Court for the District of New Jersey’s judgment, ordering a... »
Saudi most-wanted list includes former Guantanamo captives
On February 3, 2009, the Government of Saudi Arabia released a list of 85 most wanted suspected terrorists. In the days that followed, close to a dozen former Guantanamo captives were identified, among those were 85 men and boys. Guantanamo has held 129 Saudi captives. 113 of the Saudi captives have been set free or... »
UN demands return of aid seized by Hamas
The United Nations relief agency United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) is demanding that Hamas return food and blankets intended for Gaza Strip civilians in Palestine, which was seized by Hamas’ Ministry of Social Affairs. According to UNRWA, the supplies were seized on Tuesday by Hamas police.... »
Shoe thrown at Chinese PM during speech at Cambridge University in the UK
An unnamed 27-year-old man has been arrested and charged with “public order offenses” after he threw a shoe at the Chinese prime minister, Wen Jiabao while he was giving a speech at Cambridge University in the United Kingdom on Monday February 2. The speech was related to China’s and the world economy titled See... »
First openly gay prime minister to be appointed in Iceland
Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir, an openly gay Icelandic politician currently serving as the nation’s Minister for Social Affairs, is soon to be appointed prime minister. The appointment will mark the first time ever that an openly gay individual has ever been appointed to prime minister, or president of a nation. Jóhanna, 66, has support from both parties... »
Global Taxes and Global TV Now on the Agenda
President Obama’s pick for Treasury Secretary, Timothy Geithner, is being urged to lay the foundation for “global governance†by considering “international taxation†measures to loot more money from U.S. taxpayers. The recommendation is included in the report, “The Global Agenda 2009,†which is being considered by the World Economic Forum (WEF), meeting in Davos, Switzerland,... »
Social Justice As Foreign Policy
President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reportedly believe that the key to world peace is an international welfare state to equalize wealth distribution worldwide. Both the President and his Secretary of State are on record as believing that the key to world peace and the end of Islamic jihad is to buy-off the... »
Israeli military confirms the use of white phosphorus bombs on the Gaza Strip
The Israeli military announced in a report on Thursday that it has used at least 20 white phosphorus bombs inside civilian areas during the IDF’s offensive in the Gaza Strip to try and stop rockets being fired by Hamas, from going into southern Israel. The report comes as Israeli naval gunships went silent for... »
Geithner: “China is manipulating its currency”
Timothy F. Geithner, Barack Obama’s nominee for Secretary of the Treasury, had his confirmation hearing on Thursday in the United States Senate. If confirmed he will succeed Henry Paulson in this position, which is analogous to the finance minister in other nations. During Geithner’s testimony in the Senate, he said that the Obama administration believes... »
Senate confirms Hillary Clinton as US Secretary of State
In a 94–2 vote yesterday, the US Senate approved Hillary Clinton as the next United States Secretary of State. She is now the 67th person to hold that position and succeeds Condoleezza Rice. During the Senate debate, the issue of the foundation of Hillary’s husband, former President Bill Clinton, was again raised, as it was... »
Palestinian President asks UN Security Council for help in Gaza
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has urged the United Nations Security Council to call for Israel to immediately cease aggression in the Gaza Strip. He also called for the lifting of the “suffocating siege” of Gaza. Israel began ground operations in Gaza on Saturday. “I call on the council to take the first necessary step to... »
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