Iraq: We Are All to Blame…pt 2…Barack Obama
Now that we’ve given proper attention to how this whole sordid mess got started we can move on because there is no one whose hands are clean when it comes to Iraq. This… Continue reading
Tag Archive: Syria
The Obama Doctrine (Part 2)
As I said before I think the President’s handling of the Ukraine crisis indicates some things about his foreign policy beliefs and I think that this is a great time to try to… Continue reading
Will we avoid conflict in Syria?
So yesterday I wrote about how I believe the United States should attack Syria. However during the day, events unfolded that may make an attack on Syria a moot point. Secretary of State… Continue reading
Song for Syria (Part 5) How we should attack
Now that I have covered the “why” concerning the question of action in Syria. I turn my focus to the “how.” The thorny question of how we should act concerning Syria is one… Continue reading
Song for Syria (Part 4)
In Part 3 I wrote that I was of the belief that the responsibility for action against Syria falls on the United States. It seems the Senate Foreign Relations Committee agrees with me,… Continue reading
Song for Syria (Part 3)
I have written previously about Syria and if you want some additional background you can read here and here. Unless you have been living under a rock for the past few weeks you… Continue reading
Song for Syria (Part 2)
Read Part 1 here As you can see the events in Syria have incredible consequences for the entire region and the world and that is only the Geopolitics involved in the situation. As… Continue reading
Song for Syria (Part 1)
I’ve been thinking I want to write a song called “A Song for Syria.” Syria has been on my mind lately. If you aren’t aware Syria has been involved in a bloody civil… Continue reading
Obama Speech: We are all to blame pt. 3
A couple of days ago President Obama gave a speech in which he described how he was re-engaging American military forces in Iraq to combat the growing terrorist threat from ISIS (Islamic State… Continue reading →