With the Obama Administration doing almost everything possible to undermine Israel, I thought I’d offer a 2011 update of the State of Israel coin originally “minted” in 2009 as one of Barack Obama’s Seven Mystery States Coin Collection. If you enjoy this blog and want to keep reading stories like the one above, show your [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Foreign Policy'
Barack Obama’s Vision for the State of Israel
September 24th, 2011 · No Comments
Tags: · Barack Obama, Bob McCarty, Foreign Policy, Humor, Israel
Chrysler Pushing ‘Foreign Policy’ Ad Campaign While Ex-Dealers Sue Government for Millions
February 18th, 2011 · No Comments
Chrysler will soon begin an advertising/marketing push to cast the automaker’s dealers as “embassies,” according to an Automotive News report*. The push will coincide with the new brand tagline, “Imported From Detroit,” introduced in a Super Bowl XLV commercial featuring the rapper, Eminem. One would think, however, that Chrysler might want to focus on “domestic [...]
Tags: · automotive news, Bob McCarty, cairo-style protest, chrysler, Chrysler Building, Chrysler Pushing ‘Foreign Policy' Ad Campaign While Ex-Dealers Sue Government for Millions, closure list, dealergate, domestic relations, eminem, ex-Chrysler dealers, Foreign Policy, future of small business, government motors, Imported From Detroit, new brand tagline, obama administration, pink slips, salvage yard, Some minorities more equal than others, super bowl, super bowl commercial
Ecuadoran Government Officials Play Key Roles in $113 Billion Shakedown Lawsuit Against Chevron
February 3rd, 2011 · 2 Comments
EDITOR’S NOTE: Carter Wood of the National Association of Manufacturers’ Shopfloor blog is, perhaps, the only person on the planet who has written as much as I have about the $113 billion lawsuit in which Chevron Corp. is entangled in Ecuador. Below, with his permission, I share his latest article, In Chevron Shakedown, Ecuador’s Government [...]
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World Too Dangerous for Well-Intentioned Amateurs
December 21st, 2010 · 5 Comments
By Paul R. Hollrah, Guest Blogger Sixty-six years and six months ago, the largest amphibious force ever assembled sailed across the stormy waters of the English Channel, bound for the heavily fortified beaches of Normandy, France. Nearly half of the 156,000 invasion troops were Americans. They and the troops of allied nations suffered massive casualties [...]
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Was President Obama Confused About India?
November 6th, 2010 · 3 Comments
One headline that jumped out at me appeared on the NDTV web site and would lead most to believe that President Barack Obama had done well on Day One of his visit to India. I suspect, however, that the headline stems from confusion on the part of President Obama about the duties of the people [...]
Tags: · Barack Obama, bia, bureau of indian affairs, India, indian media, jobs, Obama, president barack obama, president obama, trade, Was President Obama Confused About India
Did Obama Place INTERPOL Above U.S. Law?
December 29th, 2009 · 8 Comments
After learning recently that President Barack Obama had, on Dec. 17, quietly amended Executive Order 12425, I decided to find out what impact, if any, it might have on Americans. At first blind to the potential ramifications of the amendment, I was startled at what I found once the pieces of this disturbing political puzzle [...]
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Obama Causes Writer to Worry About Israel
April 7th, 2009 · 1 Comment
In an American Thinker opinion piece today, Cliff Thier expresses grave concern about the future of Israel and worries that President Barack Obama will use U.S. Air Force assets to prevent Israeli forces from taking out Iran’s nuclear weapons capability. Among other things, he writes: Israel knows it must do take out the nuclear weapons [...]
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