Showing posts with label russia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label russia. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Russian attack sub detected near East Coast.....

And our President says he'll have more flexibility to deal with them after he's reelected???? VOTE TODAY!!!

 A Russian nuclear-powered attack submarine cruised within 200 miles of the East Coast recently in the latest sign Russia is continuing to flex its naval and aerial power against the United States, defense officials said.

Thursday, November 01, 2012

This Is Joe Biden’s Romney Impression & It Includes Being Best Buddies With Vladmir Putin......

And these people vote...............

At a campaign rally in Ocala, Florida Wednesday, Vice President Joe Biden did a Mitt Romney impression on stage and called him Vladmir Putins Putin’s “Best Buddy.” If nothing else, it is entertaining.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Obama Rewrites the Cold War - WSJ.com

Obama Rewrites the Cold War - WSJ.com: "The White House ought to take a lesson from President Harry Truman. In April, 1950, Truman signed National Security Council report 68 (NSC-68). One of the foundational documents of America's Cold War strategy, NSC-68 explains the danger of disarming America in the hope of appeasing our enemies. 'No people in history,' it reads, 'have preserved their freedom who thought that by not being strong enough to protect themselves they might prove inoffensive to their enemies.' [our italics]

Perhaps Mr. Obama thinks he is making America inoffensive to our enemies. In reality, he is emboldening them and weakening us. America can be disarmed literally -- by cutting our weapons systems and our defensive capabilities -- as Mr. Obama has agreed to do. We can also be disarmed morally by a president who spreads false narratives about our history or who accepts, even if by his silence, our enemies' lies about us."

Monday, July 06, 2009

The President's Mission to Moscow - WSJ.com

The President's Mission to Moscow - WSJ.com: "President Barack Obama arrives here today facing a dilemma of his own making. Having called for a 'reset' in U.S.-Russian relations, the U.S. side is virtually obliged to make some new overtures. But Russia does not need to be engaged. It needs to be deterred.

The expectations that Mr. Obama has inspired are substantial. Both officials and ordinary citizens in Russia interpret the call for a reset as an admission of U.S. guilt for ignoring Russia's interests. Sergei Rybakov, the Russian deputy foreign minister, said that mutual trust was 'lacking over the last several years.' It was the task of the U.S. to show its good intentions with 'concrete actions' because in Russia, the U.S. is 'deeply distrusted.'"