What a shame to hear the news that Sarah Palin won't run for president in the 2012 elections. She is a strong lady, and would certainly fit as the first female president of the United States. I fully understand her decision, and claiming her family as the primary reason, only underlines the point I am trying to make.
Politics need more women, and Sarah Palin IS a person whom we all admire and like. She says exactly what she thinks. Even though some have criticized her for her alliance with the Tea Party organization, she is the strong hand needed to reestablish the finances of the United States.
It is a sad day for politics, and the old boy network will enjoy the chance to run for candidacy now that she isn't running. I hope she changes her mind and runs in 2016. She is the woman America needs in the White House.
Showing posts with label Sarah Palin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarah Palin. Show all posts
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
When a War Is Won
When a war is won you can't go back to pre-war lines of geometry. That lies at the core of war. When Israel was attacked in 1967 it defended itself against very dangerous and ill-willed people that wanted to throw them all totally out of the Middle East.
Obama has started a noble negotiation with both parties in the current crisis, but he does it from a failed perspective. Look around the Middle East, and take a long and hard look at the anatomy of the countries surrounding Israel. Many of these countries are highly aggressive against the Jewish state established in 1948.
I am saddened to see the many people who can't take an honest state against the anti-semitism shown towards Israel - and I must say it is highly positive to see that Sarah Palin is friendly towards Israel, a truly rare trait amidst political correctness where people deny their spiritual heritage.
Sorry, dear readers, but the current talks may be necessary to negotiate a treaty to halt the crisis, but it must be done from a correct historical perspective instead of continuing the debate from a purely naive view of the world. We see aggression all over the territory, and it requires a more complete analysis to create a lasting peace.
As I have said long ago we may need a situation similar to Cyprus. A line that is set, and then a clear understanding that aggression MUST be stopped. If that was said to both parties, the crisis would be over. But when one party continues to send rockets "over the fence" [pardon the pun... ;-)] it is no wonder that the other fights back.
Israel needs to be recognized instead of overlooked as it has been for far too long down through history. The chosen nation has a historic role to play, and that should be accepted - whether politically correct or not in the opinion of some...
Obama has started a noble negotiation with both parties in the current crisis, but he does it from a failed perspective. Look around the Middle East, and take a long and hard look at the anatomy of the countries surrounding Israel. Many of these countries are highly aggressive against the Jewish state established in 1948.
I am saddened to see the many people who can't take an honest state against the anti-semitism shown towards Israel - and I must say it is highly positive to see that Sarah Palin is friendly towards Israel, a truly rare trait amidst political correctness where people deny their spiritual heritage.
Sorry, dear readers, but the current talks may be necessary to negotiate a treaty to halt the crisis, but it must be done from a correct historical perspective instead of continuing the debate from a purely naive view of the world. We see aggression all over the territory, and it requires a more complete analysis to create a lasting peace.
As I have said long ago we may need a situation similar to Cyprus. A line that is set, and then a clear understanding that aggression MUST be stopped. If that was said to both parties, the crisis would be over. But when one party continues to send rockets "over the fence" [pardon the pun... ;-)] it is no wonder that the other fights back.
Israel needs to be recognized instead of overlooked as it has been for far too long down through history. The chosen nation has a historic role to play, and that should be accepted - whether politically correct or not in the opinion of some...
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Sarah Palin Running for Office in 2012?
I am wondering, as many others, whether Sarah Palin will be running for the Presidency in 2012. Regardless of your political stand you must admit that she deserves praise for stating her opinions in clear words.
She delivers on her promises and is highly praised in Alaska. She definitely looks better than Obama with his fluffy promises that he couldn't keep - and ultimately news that Donald Trump wouldn't be running for office has certainly helped her chances of becoming the Republican candidate for the presidency in 2012.
What are your thoughts on the coming elections?
She delivers on her promises and is highly praised in Alaska. She definitely looks better than Obama with his fluffy promises that he couldn't keep - and ultimately news that Donald Trump wouldn't be running for office has certainly helped her chances of becoming the Republican candidate for the presidency in 2012.
What are your thoughts on the coming elections?
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