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Ed Morrissey HotAir.com 7/11/2011 Despite the shooting of hundreds and perhaps thousands of unarmed demonstrators, the Obama administration has refused to call for Syria’s Bashar Assad to resign, as Obama and his team did with Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak and Yemen’s Ali Abdullah Saleh, whose forces reacted much less violently to protesters. The Obama administration, especially […] July 11th, 2011 | Tags: Bashar Assad, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Syria, U.S. Embassy | Category: Barack Obama, Foreign Policy, France, Middle East, State Department, United States | Comments are closed
More From Socialist Orr, On The Egyptian Revolution Trevor Loudon New Zeal 2/10/2011 Another lecture from British Socialist Workers Party leader Judith Orr, on the the Egyptian revolution. Why don’t we try and bring down our own government….victory to the Egyptian revolution! CAJ note: according to the YouTube account, this speech was given on […] February 11th, 2011 | Tags: British Socialist Workers Party, Egypt, Judith Orr, London, Stop the War Coalition, U.S. Embassy | Category: Government, Great Britain, Middle East, Socialism, Video | Comments are closed
Ed Morrissey HotAir.com 12/29/2010 When Director of National Intelligence James Clapper got stumped on national TV by a Diane Sawyer question regarding the arrest of a dozen terrorist suspects in the UK, the Obama administration attempted damage control by claiming that the arrests had nothing to do with “the homeland.” Janet Napolitano made the same […] January 4th, 2011 | Tags: Anwar al-Awlaki, James R. Clapper, Janet Napolitano, John Brennan, London, U.S. Embassy | Category: Department of Homeland Security, Great Britain, Islam, National Security, State Department, terrorism | Comments are closed
AFP 5/15/2010 WASHINGTON — The United States warned its citizens Saturday to avoid non-essential travel to Thailand and began evacuating non-essential embassy staff and families due to unrest in the country. The State Department said in a statement it would allow non-essential US personnel and their dependents to leave Bangkok if they chose due to […] May 15th, 2010 | Tags: Thailand, U.S. Embassy | Category: Asia, State Department | Comments are closed
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