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Showing posts with label foreign affairs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foreign affairs. Show all posts
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Saturday, April 25, 2009
A Prophetic Cartoonist
Eleven months ago, I posted this Gary Varvel editorial cartoon:

In view of recent events, it seems eerily prescient, doesn't it?
In view of recent events, it seems eerily prescient, doesn't it?
Buying Iranian Votes With – Israeli Oranges?

Yes, it really happened. Over at NRO's The Corner, Michael Ledeen writes about the Iranian mullahcracy's incredible incompetence in Maybe There's Hope:
If Iran really had advanced weapons, the mullahs wouldn't have to photoshop them all the time, as they do. Most claims by the Islamic Republic have to be heavily discounted to peel off the layers of braggadocio and fantasy, before you get close to the truth. They are true idealists, in the Hegelian sense: They think the idea is more important than the thing itself. So it's no surprise that they make a mess of things. Most everything. Because, you see, they say that everything is great, so don't bother them with real pictures.
The most recent example of the seemingly limitless capacity of Iranian leaders to mess things up comes from Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He held a campaign rally and offered attendees free oranges. Food being in somewhat short supply these days, lots of folks showed up. And they really did get oranges. Zionist oranges. Jaffa oranges from the land of the little satan. Yes, Ahmadinejad bought Israeli oranges and handed them out to the faithful.
You really cannot invent these people. Not that you'd want to. Ahem.
Ledeen links to this excellent blog with an uncommonly long name, For a democratic secular Iran. For peace and prosperity in the Middle East. Its author is an Iranian expatriate, Azarmehr, who lives in the United Kingdom while working to free his country from the grip pf the grim, humorless ayatollahs.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
The Audacity of Naïveté
My late father used to tell me, "If somebody spits in your eye, don't just look up and say 'It's raining.'" Apparently, our PITOTUS* hasn't yet learned that lesson.

*President-in-Training of the United States
Hat tip: Zack Rawsthorne of Diversity Lane.com

*President-in-Training of the United States
Hat tip: Zack Rawsthorne of Diversity Lane.com
Friday, April 10, 2009
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