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The United States has become a tool of Muslim Brotherhood expansionism.
Daniel Greenfield FrontPage Magazine 5/6/2013 In the spring of 2009, Obama went down to Cairo. He skipped the gaming tables at the Omar Khayyam Casino at the Cairo Marriott and instead went over to the Islamist baccarat tables at Cairo University […] May 11th, 2013 | Tags: 'Arab Spring', al Qaeda, appeasement policies, Benghazi, Boston Marathon, Cairo University, Caliphate, Egypt, Muslim Brotherhood, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Syria, Tunisia, War on Terror | Category: Barack Obama, Foreign Policy, Islam, Israel, Middle East, Politics, Progressives, terrorism | Comments are closed
Mark Steyn The Corner National Review Online 2/12/2013 Jonah writes: Lord knows that I have deep disagreements with Glenn Greenwald (not least on his extremely low opinion of me), but in fairness you’ve got to credit him with consistency. I’ll second that. Lord knows that I have deep disagreements with Glenn Greenwald (not least on […] February 12th, 2013 | Tags: drones, Glenn Greenwald, hypocrisy, integrity, Lance Gooden, President George W. Bush, principles, Saudi Arabia, War on Terror | Category: Barack Obama, journalism, Media accountability, terrorism, Texas, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Awr Hawkins Breitbart.com Big Peace 21 Jan 2013 Reports indicate that Marine General James Mattis is being forced out of CENTCOM for questioning certain aspects of the Obama administration’s Middle East policy. In particular, it appears his questions surrounding the U.S. response to Iran’s nuclear ambitions drew the ire of civilian military and security advisers. […] January 22nd, 2013 | Tags: Brookings Institute, CENTCom, Gen. James Mattis, PM David Cameron, Syria, Thomas E. Donilon, War on Terror | Category: Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Great Britain, Iran, Islam, Middle East, National Security, nuclear weapons, Pakistan, terrorism | Comments are closed
Thomas Lifson American Thinker 12/16/2012 What if Hollywood made a high profile movie that carried an implicit message supporting George W. Bush’s War on Terror policies and made Barack Obama look naïve? What if the movie were made by an acclaimed director, and was really, really good? Why, you’d have the amusing opportunity to read […] December 19th, 2012 | Tags: "60 Minutes", “Zero Dark Thirty”, Abbottabad, Dick Cheney, Leon Panetta, Michael G. Vickers, Osama bin Laden, President George W. Bush, torture, War on Terror | Category: Barack Obama, Central Intelligence Agency, Department of Defense, Hollywood, Islam, Military, National Intelligence, Palestinians, Progressives | Comments are closed
Hugh Hewitt Hewitt Blog 9/13/2012 Most journalists have figured out by now that the public isn’t outraged at Mitt Romney, but that there is growing dismay with a president asleep at the switch on the anniversary of 9/11 and who marked the day the news broke of the assassination of four American diplomats with a […] September 13th, 2012 | Tags: "War on Women", Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Ari Shapiro, campaigning, CBS News, Dennis Miller, Glen A. Doherty, Jan Crawford, Jay Leno, Las Vegas, liberal elitism, Libya, Mitt Romney, NPR, Robert Kaplan, Sandra Fluke, Sean Smith, Tyrone S. Woods, War on Terror | Category: Barack Obama, Books/media, Foreign Policy, Islam, Media accountability, Middle East, MSM (Mainstream Media), political correctness, Politics, Progressives, terrorism | Comments are closed
Victor Davis Hanson National Review Online 10/11/2011 In reading about Democratic and liberal uneasiness with Obama, one theme seems constant. There is a sort of repressed anger that Obama has somehow embarrassed many of his supporters, as if their ecstasy of 2008 now seems almost adolescent. The shaming, I think, focuses on two issues. […] October 12th, 2011 | Tags: Anwar al-Awlaki, class warfare, crony capitalism, Harold Koh, Wall Street, War on Terror | Category: Barack Obama, Politics | Comments are closed
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