The
Academy Award for best theatrical performance during a speech before a
joint session of Congress goes to...Nancy Pelosi!
Following
the January 7th Charlie Hebdo shooting in Paris, a poll disturbingly
revealed 27% of British Muslims believed the attack justified as victims
had insulted Islam.
Throughout
her tenure as Secretary, Mrs. Clinton used personal email accounts to
conduct her State Department business.
The
threats from Ukraine, Ebola and the ISIS are mistakenly used to make the
case that nuclear weapons cannot deter most threats to the United States.
Former
Secretary of State Colin Powell indicated that when troops are deployed, it
should be in the form of overwhelming force.
Benjamin
Netanyahu rightly warns that Iran with nuclear missiles poses an
existential threat not only to Israel, but to the United States and the West.
ISIS, the
so-called Islamic State, has begun destroying ancient statues and cultural
treasures in Iraq because Islam considers them graven images and idols,
which is against the Islamic faith.
There are
certain words and phrases that, as soon as I see them in print or on the
computer screen, I stop and switch off.
South
Korea lives under a US security umbrella.
Her
support seems a continent wide, a cracker deep, and just as prone to
crumble.
Netanyahu's
speech opens up debate on nuke talks.
Ambassador
John Bolton said "President Obama has the worst relationship with
Israel since its creation in 1948..."
Wednesday
night began the celebration of the Jewish holiday of Purim.
The U.S.
government will spend nearly half a billion dollars to carry out President
Obama's amnesty order.
And while
Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi complains about being intellectually
"insulted" by the speech as if she knows the enemy we are dealing
with, she clearly does not.
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