Category: Foreign Policy

January 30, 2013

Egypt – An “Uh Oh” Moment

CAIRO — As three Egyptian cities defied President Mohamed Morsi’s attempt to quell the anarchy spreading through their streets, the nation’s top general warned Tuesday that the state itself was in danger of collapse...

Foreign Policy / National Security / Politics / The Anythings They Say

November 25, 2012

The Anythings They Say – Neoconservative Bill Kristol

“I think Susan Rice has been a little more interventionist than John Kerry,” he pointed out. “John Kerry was a guy who loved the Assad regime in Syria. John Kerry has been against our...

Crime & Scandal / National Security / Politics

November 13, 2012

The CIA And Lockheed Martin. Dalliances Leave National Security Feeling Jilted.

According to unnamed souces, national security has rarely felt more cruelly jilted, left unprotected and vulnerable, and for so little. Former CIA Director David Petraeus’ (almost) clandestine affair with his biographer Joan Broadwell potentially left national security...

History / Memorials & Rememberaces / National Security / Politics / Veterans' Issues

November 12, 2012

Veterans Day 2012 – “. . .cheer the soldiers who’d refrained from dying . . .”

” . . .cheer the soldiers who’d refrained from dying . . .” Siegfried Sassoon (1886–1967) Fight to the Finish fr. Counter-Attack and Other Poems. 1918. Please follow and like us:

Humor / Mitt Romney / National Security / Politics

November 10, 2012

The General Confusion At The CIA & Two Reasons Mitt Romney Ought To Be The Next CIA Director

Today, David Petraeus left the directorship of the CIA one step ahead of the divorce lawyers. As of today’s retreat, those among the more nearly sane GOP strategists may have held out hope...

2012 Elections / Foreign Policy / Politics / President

October 22, 2012

A One Sentence Summary Of The 3rd Presidential Debate

If tonight’s debate resolved anything, in a few phrases, and in one sentence, here’s my impression: The greatest threat to the world is not a nuclear Iran; it’s not American-Israeli relations; it’s not an...

2012 Elections / Elections / Foreign Policy / Mitt Romney / Politics

October 17, 2012

More Worst Staff Work Ever: Romney On President Obama’s Characterization Of The Benghazi Consulate Attack

Last night, Mitt Romney tried to call out the President on his reaction to the Benghazi Consulate attack. Romney’s challenge followed this: President Obama: The day after the attack, Governor, I stood in the...

Just In: They Really Will Say ANYTHING! Former New York Governor George Pataki On President Obama’s Middle East Record

2012 Elections / Foreign Policy / Politics / The Anythings They Say

September 23, 2012

Just In: They Really Will Say ANYTHING! Former New York Governor George Pataki On President Obama’s Middle East Record

They really will say ANYTHING!, especially when the Romney/Ryan campaign is perceived to be in free fall, even by its own supporters and staff . . . Just 10 minutes ago on MSNBC’s The...

Just In: Giuliani Throws Hail Mary For Team Romney, Candy Crowley Intercepts And Runs It All The Way Back!

2012 Elections / Assinine / Foreign Policy / National Security / Politics / The Anythings They Say

September 16, 2012

Just In: Giuliani Throws Hail Mary For Team Romney, Candy Crowley Intercepts And Runs It All The Way Back!

At about 9:50 am on CNN’s State of the Union, Cathy Crowley intercepted a pass from an unfortunate back-up GOP quarterback Rudy Giuliani and ran it into the endzone. The pass thrown by Mayor...

Romney On Embassy Attacks: Diagnosing An Ill Campaign Showing Symptons of Metastatic Balderdash

2012 Elections / Foreign Policy / Mitt Romney / National Security / Politics / The Anythings They Say / The Mitt Romnathon

September 14, 2012

Romney On Embassy Attacks: Diagnosing An Ill Campaign Showing Symptons of Metastatic Balderdash

“We’ve had this consistent critique and narrative on Obama’s foreign policy, and we felt this was a situation that met our critique, that Obama really has been pretty weak in a number of ways...

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