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Everyone's weighing in on Barack Obama's first year, and I suppose I can't resist — with the caveat that it's far too early to judge his presidency, etc., etc.
I'm worried, frankly, but perhaps not for the same reasons as some other folks might be. Here's my overarching concern: Obama is focusing on foreign-policy problems, not opportunities. He's stabilizing the U.S. economy, working the Iran nuclear issue, trying to wind down the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and bring peace in Israel/Palestine, struggling to contain a dangerous situation in Pakistan, and renegotiating nuclear treaties with the far-off goal being a world without atomic weapons.
Working these tough issues is necessary, especially after the mess George W. Bush left behind, and I don't have too many gripes about the new president's approach to them. What Obama's not doing, however, is more worrisome. He's not presenting a positive vision of a prosperous world, and he's spending too much time worrying about failing backwaters like Yemen and Afghanistan and too little time thinking about the places that work, like East Asia and Europe.
Yes, it's true that in this day and age, threats can come from anywhere and failed states are often incubators of terrorism and instability. Duly noted. Yet the United States became a globla hegemon not only by being the world's policeman and firefighter, but also by being its banker, lawyer, and retailer.
Obviously, the financial crisis has hurt America's economic credibility, but there are still plenty of countries eager to trade with the United States. A great example of a missed opportunity is Obama's recent trip to Asia, where the region's dynamic leaders were clearly disappointed that the U.S. president had so little to offer them on trade. Or look at Europe, where elites are feeling snubbed by perhaps the most "European" American president in recent memory.
Now that the health-care bill seems to be on its way to becoming law, and the economy is recovering, I hope Obama will start to focus on the future he wants to build for the world, not just the dangers he hopes to neutralize.
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Posted on December 26th, 2009 at 2:43 am
What theaters since it has been free access on the web all along. Just more Neocon spamming with out any sources to back your Neocon spamming claims I can see. If you don’t like the video don’t watch it and mind your own business spammer. Haliburton embezzled billions from America and, Iraq and Dick Cheney owns the company. Now that’s a problem…
Posted on December 26th, 2009 at 7:06 am
It’s sad, isn’t it? “Oh, open your eyes, you’re all blind and brainwashed!” is all they say. For God’s sake, whoever made them high and mighty rulers? Just because they have an opinion doesn’t mean it’s a true opinion. I’d rather believe in reality OUTSIDE of the internet and Loose Change. I mean, come on, what seems a better source: Loose Change and Infowars or real people from real countries with real jobs and real lives? You’d think they had no brains… oh, wait… they don’t.
And FYI to all the foolish believers of this crap: Reality isn’t Hollywood. Reality is, shi.t happens, life does actually come as you see it, and that’s the way it is. A woman gets raped on the street; that happens as you see it. There was no secret government plot to rape that woman. There was no inside job. It just happened.
Posted on December 26th, 2009 at 12:13 pm
Well seeing as they have been giving it away on line for free ever since it was made, your assumption has no truth in it’s base.
Posted on December 26th, 2009 at 6:30 pm
No FBI warning labels, therefore, money wasn’t their priority.
Posted on December 26th, 2009 at 11:36 pm
The one guy, the fellow with that monstrous, hydrocephalus head that he swings about like a mace on the end of a chain…..that dude is freaking scary…
BHAAA….like the dudes’ motives are nothing but altruistic….. suppose they haven’t made a thing from their delving into the conspiracy sea
For some, reality is elusive like the Fountain of Youth was for Ponce de’ Leon….
Posted on December 27th, 2009 at 2:51 am
*claps* you just spoke truth. Instead of people doing research and challenge what they hear and see, they take everything for gospel and that makes them look like a gullible idiot!