- How having a serious foreign policy team, led
by Dr. Condaleeza Rice, trained by Ronald Reagan, has
brought about great success.
- The progress in Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq, Syria,
Pakistan, India and other locations, and the surrounding
of Iran.
- The decline of Jihadi terror groups like al
Qaeda, Abu Abbas, Abu Nidal, Hamas, Hezbollah and others.
When
Barbara Lee voted against taking action against Osama and
Wahhabi Jihadism four days after the towers fell, she began
the process of undermining American will that bin Laden
and Ahmedinejad count on for their eventual victory. Sapping
our determination depends upon making sure that we hear
little about our military and policy successes and that
we must endure a constant harangue about perceived failures.
The
liberal Main Stream Media embrace this process wholeheartedly: they
dream of a return to their glory days in the seventies
when they caused the last victory of the Soviet Union in
Viet Nam and brought down Richard M. Nixon, whom they detested. They
have had to cover ever since for that remarkable failure,
Jimmy Carter, with his misery index in the twenties and
the chaos he caused in the Middle East. They stuck
us with him, and must also try to make us forget the antidote
to Carter, Ronald Reagan. At least they want us to
forget the way they opposed his foreign policy as they
oppose the foreign policy today of those trained by President
Reagan.
Today Barbara Lee, the Main Stream Media, and all
the other tools of the left want us to ignore the progress
in West and Central Asia just as they want us to ignore
the ongoing embrace of the chaotic policies of Carter and
the remnants of his team. We read in copious detail
about every ambush in Baghdad, but never get from them
a responsible view of the overall situation. We wander
through a flourishing forest weeping over a single leaf
with brown rot.
After September 11th we as a nation had
an absolute responsibility to cause the governments supporting
Jihadi terror groups to stand down or risk our wrath. We
have done remarkably well in the last five years.
- Afghanistan: The Taliban fell in a matter
of weeks. Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden lost their
sponsor and most of their members. They have had
to hide in caves ever since. The people have leaders
elected by the people for the first time in five thousand
years. The countryside is over 70% pacified. Many
modernizing projects have begun.
- Libya: Muammar Ghadafi, sponsor of various
Wahhabi groups over the years, decided to give up on
Jihad. He exposed the nuclear Jihadist, A. Q. Khan,
who has lost his influence in the world.
- Iraq: The Ba’athist government of
Saddam Hussein and his sons fell in three weeks. Abu
Nidal, participants in the 1972 Munich Olympics terror,
and Abu Abbas, the hijackers of the cruise ship Achille
Lauro, lost their headquarters in Baghdad, and have ceased
to exist. Their leaders have all died or languish
in jail. We and the Iraqi forces in training have
secured 80 % of the country, which is safer than 20%
of Oakland.
- Syria: The Ba’athist government
of Bashar Assad has retreated since the invasion of Iraq. They
have lost influence amongst terror groups and the rest
of the West Asian countries.
- Lebanon: With the decline of Syria, the
country has progressed towards self-determination. Beirut,
formerly the Paris of the Middle East, has once again
become a center of Middle Eastern civilization. Hamas,
Hezbollah, and Islamic Jihad have declined in power.
- Sudan: The World has begun to focus attention
on the terror sponsoring government of Sudan, and it
has begun to pull back.
- Pakistan: Pervez Mussharif has cracked
down on many of the terror groups there. He cooperates
with us now, although George Bush famously could not
come up with his name in the 2000 election. India
and Pakistan have never enjoyed relations as warm as
they do today. American influence in the sub-continent
has never before attained the current height.
- Iran: The United States and its allies
now surround the Mullocracy. We have a tremendous
strategic position in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Other
neighbors such as Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan may have
an interest in regime change to their south. If
the Mullahs fall, so does Hezbollah, the last truly powerful
Jihadi terror group in the world.
Any objective view of such progress would call the foreign
policy team that constructed such a strong position “brilliant.” Their
hatred of George Bush may require Barbara Lee and the Main
Stream Media to lie some about this success, but why do
they hate Dr. Rice, General Powell and the others experts
who got us to this point?
We lost 6,281 American lives in
three weeks on the ten square mile Iwo Jima in order to
have three airstrips from which we could bomb Japan in
retribution for December Seventh. We
lose more than three thousand lives each year to drug motivated
gang warfare in our cities. We lost over 3,000 lives
in a couple of hours on September 11th, 2001.
We have lost
fewer than 3,000 lives in West and Central Asia since then,
liberating 50,000,000 people and securing over 350,000
square miles. All of these losses sting
American families greatly. Objectively, however,
which group of losses has gained the greatest good for
all of mankind?
Vote for John den Dulk to continue the sound foreign policy
that keeps us safe in this troubled world.
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