
Before the president ever got
to his unseemly Vegas fundraiser, with the nation still mourning its
dead, it was pluperfectly obvious that we'd been subjected to a terrorist
strike that had nothing to do with a moronic movie.
After a catastrophic security
failure in Benghazi, Hillary Clinton's team tries to scapegoat CNN - for
finding a diary the State Department now admits it didn't even know
existed.
NYT's
columnist David Brooks is the Eddie Haskell of the Fourth Estate. Like
the two-faced sycophant in "Leave It to Beaver," Brooks
indulges in excessive politeness while currying favor with political
authority.
President Obama and AG Holder
have approved one of Osama bin Laden's personal bodyguards for release or
transfer from GITMO to another country, according to prison records
released by WikiLeaks and a recently published list of approved-transfer
detainees from the Justice Department.
If it were not for oil, we
could consider letting the Middle East self-destruct, but we cannot.
World economy depends on it.
Politically, Obama has been
beating his breasts about bin Laden's death, in order to prove he can
manage foreign policy.
I suspect that most people
think the Earth is running out of oil or that the U.S. and the rest of
the world are "addicted" to its use.
It is not a matter of putting
Israel's interests before those of the US. It is a matter of whether the
US will permit Israel's existence to be on the chopping block and the
rest of the Middle East to accommodate Iran.
On the eve of his first visit
to the US as Egypt's president, Islamist Mohammed Morsi said he will
demonstrate more independence from the U.S. in decision-making than his
predecessor Hosni Mubarak and told Washington not to expect Egypt to live
by its rules.
It has come to our attention
that in December 2004, Mr. Elibiary spoke at a tribute to Ayatollah
Khomeini titled "A Tribute To The Great Islamic Visionary"
sponsored by the Metroplex Organization of Muslims.
When the goal of education is
not to teach, but to graduate, the educational system becomes a cattle
run which exists only to move students through the system and then out
the door through classroom promotion.
But why choose Susan Rice to
deliver this message? Surely there are plenty of administration officials
more directly involved with Libya these days?
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