he world at large. The cascade to open and violent confrontation on a global scale is rushing forward at an increasing pace and the eruption of violence on a global scale is not far away in historical measure.

Only the return of moral clarity to the pierce of American Foreign Policy is likely to stave it off. Only the emergence of a true statesman on the level of a Churchill will likely break the stuttering of Western interests. I have yet to see anyone tread to the front of the issues to assume that mantle. The U.S. leaving Iraq will not quell the violence, it will just embolde

The lessons of what happened after the collapse of American support for the South Vietnamese Regime is wholly relevant to the current issue facing us as we struggle to find the next course in Iraq and the middle east. Just as many had foretold, the collapse of South Vietnam brought on the collapse of Cambodia, Laos and Thailand. As much as 1/3 of the Cambodian population perished to the radical forces that subsumed the culture. The same fate may await millions of Iraqis if we make a similar mistake. My assertion is that the millions of Iraqis would be just the tip of the iceberg in this regard. Our actions in Iraq will probably determine the fate of Lebanon and, by extension, possibly Israel.

Already, the Iranians and the Syrians are operating as if the U.S. is defeated and will withdraw in short order after the loss of control of the House and Senate to the Democrats. It is not really a miscalculation for them to do so. Democrats have been chattering their support of the cut and run strategy for 2 years now and have won the day with their bellowing. The forces of Radical Islam seem to have their allies in the superior position now and they expect a deluge of collapsing will as a a result. Time will tell in short order what fate awaits the Middle East.

The President's policy is clearly on the ropes and even he seems to be backpedaling. The Baker Commission is working to pull the remaining piece of rug from underneath U.S. policy and everyday we see some other lukewarm (RINO) Republican join in the undermining as they jockey for position to run for President in 2008 (Brownback and Hagel this week). Daily we see Iran rushing to fill the vacuum by meeting with regional co-horts and entertaining the hapless President of Iraq (Talibani) as he pleads for mercy from the forces intent on destroying the democratically elected government in Iraq. Syria and Iran, bear more responsibility for the chaos in Iraq that any other, including Al Queda and the calls for the U.S. to engage them into the process of quieting the instability is the biggest fool's rush any of us has seen since the 1930's.

The parallels to the appeasement that took place in that era towards the Nazi's should make us all shudder and take immediate attention to the increasing danger to the peace and stability of the world at large. The cascade to open and violent confrontation on a global scale is rushing forward at an increasing pace and the eruption of violence on a global scale is not far away in historical measure.

Only the return of moral clarity to the pierce of American Foreign Policy is likely to stave it off. Only the emergence of a true statesman on the level of a Churchill will likely break the stuttering of Western interests. I have yet to see anyone tread to the front of the issues to assume that mantle. The U.S. leaving Iraq will not quell the violence, it will just embolden

rg in this regard. Our actions in Iraq will probably determine the fate of Lebanon and, by extension, possibly Israel.

Already, the Iranians and the Syrians are operating as if the U.S. is defeated and will withdraw in short order after the loss of control of the House and Senate to the Democrats. It is not really a miscalculation for them to do so. Democrats have been chattering their support of the cut and run strategy for 2 years now and have won the day with their bellowing. The forces of Radical Islam seem to have their allies in the superior position now and they expect a deluge of collapsing will as a a result. Time will tell in short order what fate awaits the Middle East.

The President's policy is clearly on the ropes and even he seems to be backpedaling. The Baker Commission is working to pull the remaining piece of rug from underneath U.S. policy and everyday we see some other lukewarm (RINO) Republican join in the undermining as they jockey for position to run for President in 2008 (Brownback and Hagel this week). Daily we see Iran rushing to fill the vacuum by meeting with regional co-horts and entertaining the hapless President of Iraq (Talibani) as he pleads for mercy from the forces intent on destroying the democratically elected government in Iraq. Syria and Iran, bear more responsibility for the chaos in Iraq that any other, including Al Queda and the calls for the U.S. to engage them into the process of quieting the instability is the biggest fool's rush any of us has seen since the 1930's.

The parallels to the appeasement that took place in that era towards the Nazi's should make us all shudder and take immediate attention to the increasing danger to the peace and stability of the world at large. The cascade to open and violent confrontation on a global scale is rushing forward at an increasing pace and the eruption of violence on a global scale is not far away in historical measure.

Only the return of moral clarity to the pierce of American Foreign Policy is likely to stave it off. Only the emergence of a true statesman on the level of a Churchill will likely break the stuttering of Western interests. I have yet to see anyone tread to the front of the issues to assume that mantle. The U.S. leaving Iraq will not quell the violence, it will just embolde

tion now and they expect a deluge of collapsing will as a a result. Time will tell in short order what fate awaits the Middle East.

The President's policy is clearly on the ropes and even he seems to be backpedaling. The Baker Commission is working to pull the remaining piece of rug from underneath U.S. policy and everyday we see some other lukewarm (RINO) Republican join in the undermining as they jockey for position to run for President in 2008 (Brownback and Hagel this week). Daily we see Iran rushing to fill the vacuum by meeting with regional co-horts and entertaining the hapless President of Iraq (Talibani) as he pleads for mercy from the forces intent on destroying the democratically elected government in Iraq. Syria and Iran, bear more responsibility for the chaos in Iraq that any other, including Al Queda and the calls for the U.S. to engage them into the process of quieting the instability is the biggest fool's rush any of us has seen since the 1930's.

The parallels to the appeasement that took place in that era towards the Nazi's should make us all shudder and take immediate attention to the increasing danger to the peace and stability of the world at large. The cascade to open and violent confrontation on a global scale is rushing forward at an increasing pace and the eruption of violence on a global scale is not far away in historical measure.

Only the return of moral clarity to the pierce of American Foreign Policy is likely to stave it off. Only the emergence of a true statesman on the level of a Churchill will likely break the stuttering of Western interests. I have yet to see anyone tread to the front of the issues to assume that mantle. The U.S. leaving Iraq will not quell the violence, it will just embolde

hapless President of Iraq (Talibani) as he pleads for mercy from the forces intent on destroying the democratically elected government in Iraq. Syria and Iran, bear more responsibility for the chaos in Iraq that any other, including Al Queda and the calls for the U.S. to engage them into the process of quieting the instability is the biggest fool's rush any of us has seen since the 1930's.

The parallels to the appeasement that took place in that era towards the Nazi's should make us all shudder and take immediate attention to the increasing danger to the peace and stability of the world at large. The cascade to open and violent confrontation on a global scale is rushing forward at an increasing pace and the eruption of violence on a global scale is not far away in historical measure.

Only the return of moral clarity to the pierce of American Foreign Policy is likely to stave it off. Only the emergence of a true statesman on the level of a Churchill will likely break the stuttering of Western interests. I have yet to see anyone tread to the front of the issues to assume that mantle. The U.S. leaving Iraq will not quell the violence, it will just embolde

he world at large. The cascade to open and violent confrontation on a global scale is rushing forward at an increasing pace and the eruption of violence on a global scale is not far away in historical measure.

Only the return of moral clarity to the pierce of American Foreign Policy is likely to stave it off. Only the emergence of a true statesman on the level of a Churchill will likely break the stuttering of Western interests. I have yet to see anyone tread to the front of the issues to assume that mantle. The U.S. leaving Iraq will not quell the violence, it will just embolden the very dangerous ambitions of the Iranians.