Levin walks through the so-called Arab Spring with a focus on Obama’s foreign policy:




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NickDeringer
NickDeringer

I was referring to our Philosopher Kings who populate the punditocracy like Bill Kristal and Thomas Friedman who were orgasmic with the notion that democracy was springing up in the Middle East. How wrong they were.

One-bama and his radicals know exactly what they are doing. People underestimate how ruthless One-bama is. He will say and do anything to get his agenda accomplished.

What can we do:

1. Save up your pennies and get ready to support true conservatives. I am proud to say I supported Marco Rubio's campaign.

2. Get connected with campaign organizaitons and find out how you can volunteer. Voting is not enough. You need to convince as many other people to do the same.

3. Stay informed and help your family and friends to understand what's going on.

Dave Kawasaki
Dave Kawasaki

This has been brewing for decades.

At the end of WWII, when the Allies split Berlin, the US captured key scientists and weapons/rocket engineers and whisked them away to the US to develop their technology for our side. The Russians, on the other hand, were left with what remained. Among the remnants were the contacts between the Nazis and the muslims.

The KGB built on these contacts, developing the worldwide terrorist networks we see today. The fact is that the terroristic war waged on the West in general and the US in particular is a proxy war waged by the Kremlin, used to divert military assets and money to a nuisance; something to bleed money and personnel away from the US, while never (until a few key pieces were in place) rising to the level of a hot war. Drip, drip, drip.

The 'collapse' of the USSR back in 1989-91 was theater, nothing more. It created [1] the opportunity for the Soviets to receive financial assistance from the West, and [2] the illusion that the Soviets were no longer a threat, moving the US from a war footing to a humanitarian one.

Anyone remember the run on Wall Street that brought about the opportunity for TARP? Now soros and co. are tanking the dollar - another prong of attack - and buying up farmland. Why do you suppose soros wants to control our means of food production? There is a much bigger picture to be seen than the election of this or that politician as POTUS. The only candidate capable of seeing this picture and acting on it is the one we need. That would be Newt, in my estimation.

AmericanborninCanada
AmericanborninCanada

The lyrics which have kept going through my mind ever since Eqypt is "meet the new boss, same as the old boss...." Anyone who knows anything about Islam could see this happening as soon as dear leader started meddling. I am grateful for folks like Levin and Scoop and others who keep the reminders going.

NickDeringer
NickDeringer

Thomas Jefferson and Ahkmadinnerjacket have nothing in common. Neither do any of the other leaders in the Middle East. These revolutions are only replacing one dictator with another. Dopes like Friedman and Kristol are cluless Utopians.

"It is the rise of Islam" and that's not good.