Posts Tagged ‘ Iraq ’

Just two weeks into the Obama administration, naysayers are already pronouncing the man and his administration a failure! And the reason, his promise to institute ethics reform and the revelation that some of his nominees had lapsed tax payments. That’s right. The same group who sat idly by, and in most cases were accomplices...
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The International Relations community has focused its attention in recent times on the growing cost of food and its impact on developing nations and the devastating effect the rising cost of food will have on the world’s poor which is currently estimated to be over one billion people. On top of this, most poor...
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After spending a couple of months recovering from his abysmal showing during the Republican primaries for the nomination to vie for the presidency in this year’s general elections, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has come out of the woodwork making us wish he never came out. We understand the tendency of political underlings...
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It’s been over five years since the war in Iraq flared up and try as it may, the Bush administration has not been able to convince us and the rest of the world that its intentions were totally about exporting democracy. A major argument of most had been that we went into Iraq in...
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Given the hot and heavy rhetoric of the McCain campaign in recent weeks over Senator Barack Obama’s policy of dialogue with friends and “enemies” of the United States, one has to wonder how the recent developments in the region is affecting their strategy. This past week alone, we have heard that Israel and Hamas...
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