I Think It's Critical That

As You Know, I Have Over The Years Written Critically About The U.n. I Have Consistently Stressed In My Writings That American Leadership Is Critical To The Success Of The U.n., An Effective U.n., One That Is True To The Original Intent Of Its Charter's Framers.

The European Arguments Against The Iran-libya Sanctions Act Demonstrate That "some Europeans Have Never Lost Faith In Appeasement As A Way Of Life. It Is Clear That Iran Is Cynically Manipulating Gullible (or Equally Cynical) Europeans To Advance Its Development Of Weapons Of Mass Destruction.

Maybe It's My Libertarian Philosophy: But Being In Government Is Hard.

I Think Some Of This Fascination With The 'arab Spring' Is Just A Grand Experiment With Israel's Survival.

I Have Looked At Public Opinion Polls In France In The Late 1940s And Early 1950s During The Height Of Marshall Plan Aid. They Had A Very Negative Attitude Towards The United States Then. There Were Negative Attitudes Towards The United States Because Of Vietnam. There Were Negative Attitudes About The United States When Reagan Wanted To Deploy Intermediate Range Ballistic Missiles. I Don't Think The President Should Base His Foreign Policy On American Public Opinion Polls, Let Alone Foreign Public Opinion Polls.