Posted by
Always To The Right on Saturday, April 04, 2009 3:52:27 PM
Sixty-one years to the day after Truman signed the Marshall Plan
rebuilding war-torn Europe, President Obama apologizes to French youth
for U.S. arrogance. Our defense of freedom is no shame.
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But is multilateralism really the great hope for the future that the
president and his French and German devotees are convinced it is?
"We just emerged from an era marked by irresponsibility," the president claimed in reference to the global financial crisis.
But when he flaunts his "excellent meeting with President Medvedev
of Russia" to begin the reduction of U.S. and Russian nuclear
stockpiles with the claim that working with Moscow will "give us
greater moral authority to say to Iran, 'don't develop a nuclear
weapon,' to say to North Korea, 'don't proliferate nuclear weapons,' "
isn't he actually embarking on a new era of naive foreign policy
irresponsibility?
The Russia and Communist China the president wants to "partner" with
are directly responsible for giving Iran and North Korea the nuclear
expertise and equipment that have empowered those two oppressive terror
states to pursue the ability to incinerate a city.
The last thing our sometime friends and allies across the pond need is
a U.S. president bemoaning America's role in the world and serving as
an echo chamber to those in Europe who would like to see us weakened or
irrelevant.