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Obama's Foreign Policy is a Mess


September 21, 2009

RUSH:  Finally on this foreign policy business, and we've had this before, 
Madeleine Albright has said before that it's not good for the US to be the only 
superpower that has the world out of kilter, not in proper balance.  September 
18th article in Pravda, Pravda in Russia, reporting on comments Albright made 
during the Young Entrepreneurs International Business forum September 13th 
through the 17th, organized by the Ministry of Sport, Youth Policy, and Tourism 
of the Russian Federation.  And here's the headline:  "'Madeleine Albright: USA 
No Longer Intends To Be World's No.1 State.' -- Madeleine Albright said during 
the meeting that America no longer had the intention of being the first nation 
of the world." And here's an Albright quote from 1998:  "We very much don't 
want to be out there by ourselves as the organizer and the only superpower.  
People don't believe that.  They think we just want to be King of the Hill, but 
we do not."  

Now, folks, knocking down the United States from its position of number one has 
been a left-wing project for generations.  It is an explicit Democrat governing 
policy whenever they're in office.  They hate a powerful America.




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Oct. 21, 1986 The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution A/RES/41/6, by vote 
of 116-21 with 13 abstentions, calling for a withdrawal of Vietnamese forces 
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Folks,  "Ah, let's get out of Afghanistan, too.  We can't win.  Let's focus on 
Iran."  Well, what the hell?  The latest on Iran is that Zbigniew Brzezinski is 
advising the US military to shoot down Israeli jets if they launch an attack.  
We actually have Americans advising Americans to shoot down Israeli jets, that 
that would be in the best interests for Obama, the best interests for America.  
We can't win in Iraq.  You can't fight wars this way.  You cannot set national 
policy this way.







RUSH: Let's go to foreign policy now. This is dangerous.  I have a series of 
stories here, we're forgetting our own security.  We're not even farming it 
out.  We're just not even going to pay any attention to it.  "'Barack Obama 
Ready to Slash US Nuclear Arsenal.' -- Pentagon told to map out radical cuts as 
president prepares to chair UN talks.  Barack Obama has demanded the Pentagon 
conduct a radical review of US nuclear weapons doctrine to prepare the way for 
deep cuts in the country's arsenal, the Guardian can reveal. Obama has rejected 
the Pentagon's first draft of the 'nuclear posture review' as being too timid." 
 This may be the most dangerous development yet, and I hope he fails.  Who in 
their right mind doesn't hope this dangerous president fails?  

Washington Post today:  "'Changes Have Obama Rethinking War Strategy.' -- 
Although Obama endorsed a strategy document in March that called for "executing 
and resourcing an integrated civilian-military counterinsurgency strategy," 
there have been significant changes in Afghanistan and Washington since then." 
You know, keep in mind Obama owns this now.  This is his general; this is his 
strategy, a strategy change in March.  He's now still reviewing his options and 
asking, "Are we doing the right thing?"  First question, are we doing the right 
thing, are we pursuing the right strategy?  That's what he said on his Sunday 
appearance on CNN.  Then, "Obama's pick for Afghanistan commander warns of 
rising casualties, a stiff fight ahead and asks for more troops."  A couple of 
articles I have here with excerpts from a few months ago about McChrystal's 
confirmation.  Obama chose McChrystal, the general, Obama chose him.  Obama 
chose to ramp up the fight in Afghanistan and now he's choosing to play 
politics instead of behaving as a responsible commander-in-chief.  

Now, the general hasn't changed, McChrystal hasn't changed, it's Obama who's 
changed.  If Obama doesn't want to win the war in Afghanistan, it wouldn't come 
as a surprise because he has said as much. He doesn't like the word victory.  
It conjures up embarrassing images of the Japanese surrender in World War II 
aboard the USS Missouri.  Now, if he doesn't want to win the war in 
Afghanistan, no surprise, look what he's done to the deficit.  Look what he's 
done to the national debt.  Look what he's done to jobs.  Look what he's done 
to the private sector.  GM, Chrysler, insurance companies, doctors and so on.  
You know, fighting wars are hard things to do.  Playing politics, why, that's 
easy, comes natural to the community-organizer-in-chief.  Playing politics, 
putting off urgent pleas for additional troops from the general you chose to 
lead the war effort in Afghanistan because you don't want to lose your 
left-wing kook base and that's what largely this is all about, Obama can't 
afford to lose his left-wing kook base.  He needs them to get them out there 
marching.  The NEA calls, he needs these people all trumped up and hyped up to 
pass his health care legislation, and he's going to lose them if he ramps up 
the war in Afghanistan, he's going to lose even some radicals in the House and 
the Senate.  

And then back July 14th: "Obama Purges Website Critique of Surge in Iraq."  
Remember, now, the best military leaders told us the surge in Iraq could win 
the war there and they were right.  What did Senator Obama say about the surge? 
 He said the surge in Iraq would fail, and after it succeeded he said it 
failed.  And despite that gross misjudgment Obama was given a promotion, made 
commander-in-chief.  Now, today we have issues in Afghanistan that require the 
best judgment of our best military leaders.  They say more troops are needed 
immediately if we're to win in Afghanistan as we did in Iraq.  And, by the way, 
Afghanistan's not just Afghanistan, the Taliban's all over the place.  They're 
in Pakistan, too.  If we pull out of there, which is what it looks like Obama's 
prepared to do to hold onto his fringe base, if we pull out of there, then 
Afghanistan goes back to being a terrorist state.  We'll eventually have to go 
back at some point when there's somebody responsible running the country.  I 
have to say this, it makes me sad to say it, but there's even a growing 
popularity among the elites, and not just the leftist elites, by the way, some 
even on our side are suggesting, "Yeah, you know what?  Why don't we just get 
out of there?  Why, we can't win there, wasting treasure, why, just get out of 
there."  

Folks, if we do that all to appease his fringe base, it's going to be a 
disaster.  What is needed is an all-out effort to destroy the Taliban in 
Afghanistan and along the border with Pakistan, heavy bombers included, and an 
all-out effort to build up Afghan military and police force with serious 
resources.  How often did we hear all during the campaign, all during the last 
three years of the Iraq war, the last four years, how often did we hear that 
Afghanistan is the place we ought to be, not Iraq, Afghanistan is where Osama 
is.  We haven't captured Osama.  We gotta go to Afghanistan, we gotta win 
there, just get out of Iraq, we need to reallocate our resources to 
Afghanistan.  So we gradually pull out of Iraq.  And now all of a sudden we're 
hearing, "Ah, let's get out of Afghanistan, too.  We can't win.  Let's focus on 
Iran."  Well, what the hell?  The latest on Iran is that Zbigniew Brzezinski is 
advising the US military to shoot down Israeli jets if they launch an attack.  
We actually have Americans advising Americans to shoot down Israeli jets, that 
that would be in the best interests for Obama, the best interests for America.  
We can't win in Iraq.  You can't fight wars this way.  You cannot set national 
policy this way.  

If we leave Afghanistan we create a terrorist nation.  It's right on the border 
with Pakistan and may topple that government, then what happens to India?  
They're not going to sit around and let this happen.  You know, they've nuked 
up.  They're not going to sit around and just let all this overrun them.  But 
these liberal elites:  "Oh, man we gotta get into Afghanistan, we gotta really 
go there, we gotta get Osama, we gotta get out of Iraq."  And then they take us 
to war, and then they can't wait to declare defeat.  They take us to war and 
the last thing they want to do is win.  Some phony conservatives are at this, 
too, becoming more and more populist rather than principled:  "We need to get 
out of there." 

So where do we take a stand?  We're not going to take a stand in Iraq under 
this guy.  We're not going to take a stand in Afghanistan, apparently.  We're 
not going to make a stand in Iran, not Poland, not Czech Republic, not Latin 
America.  Where are we going to take a stand?  We're under assault everywhere.  
We're siding with our enemies.  Where are we going to take a stand?  We're not 
going to take a stand, you know why?  We are willingly relinquishing our 
superpower status.  Yeah, that's old-fashioned.  It's unproductive to global 
cooperation, because we need to cooperate globally on the climate, on the swine 
flu, on bank regulations, and executive compensation.  And that's what the 
agenda of this administration.







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RUSH:  Finally on this foreign policy business, and we've had this before, 
Madeleine Albright has said before that it's not good for the US to be the only 
superpower that has the world out of kilter, not in proper balance.  September 
18th article in Pravda, Pravda in Russia, reporting on comments Albright made 
during the Young Entrepreneurs International Business forum September 13th 
through the 17th, organized by the Ministry of Sport, Youth Policy, and Tourism 
of the Russian Federation.  And here's the headline:  "'Madeleine Albright: USA 
No Longer Intends To Be World's No.1 State.' -- Madeleine Albright said during 
the meeting that America no longer had the intention of being the first nation 
of the world." And here's an Albright quote from 1998:  "We very much don't 
want to be out there by ourselves as the organizer and the only superpower.  
People don't believe that.  They think we just want to be King of the Hill, but 
we do not."  

Now, folks, knocking down the United States from its position of number one has 
been a left-wing project for generations.  It is an explicit Democrat governing 
policy whenever they're in office.  They hate a powerful America.  They do 
whatever they can to weaken us by any means necessary.  We are the problem in 
the world, from global warming to executive compensation, to banking and 
financial regulations.  And make no mistake, this is who they are.  They don't 
like us being supreme.  We're immoral and we are unjust, and this is something 
Obama believes as well.  I think this totally explains the ideology behind what 
Obama is doing internationally and domestically, for that matter.  It's all 
purposeful.  All of this is purposeful.  So Madeleine Albright in Pravda, in 
Russia, with a reminder of how the mission of Democrats in power is always to 
weaken -- this makes me sick.  This makes me sick.  

I was at the Redskins game yesterday and I ran into four of the most handsome, 
young, clean cut Marines.  They were just ready to get their orders, and 
they're heading to Afghanistan, some were heading to Camp Lejeune, and these 
people all volunteered to defend and protect their country and this 
Constitution.  They're some of the greatest young men.  They're 23 to 24 years 
old, and they were up there as guests of Coach Zorn in his suite for the 
Rams-Redskins game.  They got me on the phone to one of their buddies who was 
in Twentynine Palms, California, who was being sent to a hellhole in southern 
Afghanistan, and here we have the commander-in-chief and his administration 
doing what they can to knock us off the perch that these guys have signed up, 
volunteered, and trained for to defend.  It's sickening.







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RUSH:  Eric in Tucson, Arizona, I'm glad you waited.  You're up first today, 
sir.  Great to have you here with us.

CALLER:  Thank you.  Two quick points.  One, you touched on that, is that Obama 
told us during the campaign that he had the plan, it was more troops and now 
he's saying he doesn't know, and I'll tell you, it's a little late for that.  
Number two, he gave away on the stand-down on our defense system, he gave away 
all his leverage before he even got to the table, got nothing in return.  He 
does this all the time.  It shows somebody who doesn't know how to negotiate 
because they've never been in a business setting where you have to cut a deal.  
Our biggest chip is gone now, the defense.  The Russians gave nothing to us.  
That's scary.  And, I'll tell you what, it's also scary that the 
commander-in-chief can't get a top secret memo from his commander in 
Afghanistan to the president without it getting leaked, that's scary.

RUSH:  I think you're looking at this from the wrong perspective and the wrong 
context.  I'm going to be blunt with you.  See, you are expressing the outrage 
of anybody who would look at the contents, the context, and the substance of 
what Obama is saying, and you're doing so on the basis of the benefit of the 
doubt that he actually wants to win in Afghanistan.  He doesn't.  That he 
actually wants to do something about the Iranian nuclear program.  He doesn't.  
He does want to make nice with the Russians.  He wants to make nice with 
Chavez.  Remember, the enemies of America are friends of Obama's.  Anybody who 
thinks this country has been wrong, immoral, unjust, imperialistic, a 
superpower, they're right!  So this business of owning Afghanistan, sending 
more troops, that's a campaign thing.  BS.  That's something to try to grab 
some people for his domestic agenda from the right.  "Oh, wow, Obama is doing 
the right thing, he's doing the right thing in Afghanistan."  We heard 'em say 
all during the campaign, we're in the wrong place, Iraq's the wrong place, 
gotta go to Afghanistan, gotta get Osama.  He didn't care about any of that.  

The leak, who do you think leaked it?  Who do you think leaked the request for 
troops?  And why do you think Obama is putting more stock in the desires of his 
fringe base than the commander he appointed?  All that matters to him is his 
domestic agenda and he's gonna do whatever he has to do to get that.  This 
Afghanistan business, it's really sad but it's not just Afghanistan.  You've 
got, as I pointed out, Madeleine Albright running around I'm sure echoing this 
administrations sentiments when she says that we don't want to be the 
superpower anymore, it's not productive, it doesn't provide balance in the 
world, we don't want to be the big guy anymore.  And he's seeing to it that 
we're not going to be.  In the meantime what's at risk is our own security.

CALLER:  I mean I think he's putting our troops at risk, too, by --

RUSH:  Yeah, of course.

CALLER:  -- a morale issue of the enemy that's giving the enemy the impression 
that we possibly are going to lose and we need to do this and that's the next 
step we need to take.  

RUSH:  This is one thing I can't get into Obama's head on.  I can't get my arms 
around the fact that we might have president who wants us to become dominated 
by all these foreign policies that don't like us.  I may be naïve, it may be 
just who he is, but I can't get my arms around that, but I don't know how to 
conclude anything else.  We're going to slash the nuclear arsenal all to hell.  
Nobody else is going to have to do all that.  There's no agreement where they 
get rid of some, we get rid of some.  We're just going to do it.  We pull down 
the missile shield protecting Poland and the Czech Republic, and we do it on 
the 70% anniversary of the Soviet invasion of Poland.  That's no coincidence.  
And now we've got administration officials saying, "Look, if the Israelis want 
to run an attack on Iran and their nuclear arsenal over there they've gotta fly 
over Iraq, and they've got to ask us for permission to fly over Iraqi airspace, 
we run the show.  And if they don't ask us, if they just fly over, what do we 
do?"  This is the question they're debating in the administration, "What do we 
do?"  

And Zbigniew Brzezinski, the national security advisor for Carter, saying, 
(paraphrasing) "We need to shoot down the Israeli jets.  We cannot allow an 
attack on Iran from Israel.  That would be the worst thing that could happen to 
us.  We can't allow that to happen.  We gotta go up there, we gotta engage 
them.  We gotta send our jets up and we gotta try to convince the Israeli jets 
to turn around if this all happens.  If they don't, we gotta be prepared to 
shoot 'em down."  The actual advisor to Jimmy Carter suggesting that this is 
what we do.  Now, you take all this, the commander in Afghanistan says he needs 
more troops, Obama said, (paraphrasing) "I'm not going to send more troops 'til 
we come up with the right strategy."  Well, hell, the strategery is yours 
already, it's the so-called surge.  We're going into the Pakistan-Afghanistan 
border, we're going to root out the Taliban, I thought we had the strategy?  
Oh, no, apparently not working if the commander needs more troops.  Well, we're 
not going to send more troops.  The only reason we're not going to send more 
troops is he doesn't want to make John Kerry mad, he doesn't want to make 
Pelosi mad and he doesn't want to make the fringe kooks on the blogs mad.  He 
needs them for his domestic agenda.  Pure and simple.  

You know, and dangling over there unprotected now is US national security.  And 
all these wacko Carterite Democrats running around saying, "We can't let 
anybody attack Iran, why, that would be the worst thing that could happen to 
us."  Folks, I don't know how to interpret it 'cause I haven't gotten to the 
point yet that we've elected a president who actually wants us to lose major 
conflicts, that wants our national security to be compromised and nonexistent. 
(interruption)  I know Democrats will not allow a loss on their watch.  That's 
in Iraq, I said.  I did say Iraq.  I specified it to Iraq but when you look at 
what else they're destroying here, they're destroying the US economy, they're 
gobbling up the private sector as fast as they can.  It's tough to see it any 
other way.  You know, it's just like Eric here, by the way, it's not his fault. 
 Everybody, you take Obama, you look at the specifics, you look at what he says 
about the issues, you look at what he's done and you analyze it that way. You 
miss the point when you do it that way.  

You have to understand the starting point with Obama.  He's told us he's 
uncomfortable with victory in Afghanistan.  I'm not making this up.  He's 
uncomfortable with victory because it embarrassed him to see pictures of the 
Japanese surrendering in World War II as humiliating.  If he's not talking 
about victory what the hell are we doing, stalemate for the rest of time?  







END TRANSCRIPT





Read the Background Material...



• UK Guardian: Barack Obama Ready to Slash US Nuclear Arsenal
• Washington Post: Changes Have Obama Rethinking War Strategy 
• New York Daily News: Barack Obama Purges Web Site Critique of Surge in Iraq
• Pravda: Madeleine Albright: USA No Longer Intends To Be World's No.1 State
• Sweetness & Light: Brzezinski: Shoot Down Israeli Planes
• American Thinker: Obama cedes Eastern Europe to Putin and A'jad
• Investor's Business Daily: Envisioning A World Without America
• National Review: The Long Retreat. Our Security Will Now Depend on the 
Kindness of Strangers - Mark Steyn



 > Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2009 15:12:20 -0700
> Subject: Brad Pitt in adult movies???
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> 
> 
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