Category Archives: Foreign Policy

My Contribution to World Peace

I’m in the mood today to solve some of the world’s political problems. Having Israel sitting smack-dab in the middle of Arab country has been a constant problem ever since some genius came up with the idea about 60 years ago. And the accelerating Islamization of Western nations has more recently been seen as building toward a dramatic confrontation between two very different cultures. My solutions to these problems are simple in theory but difficult to implement — which seems to be a prerequisite for world-changing ideas these days (democratize the Middle East, end world hunger, stop the use of illegal drugs, invent a thermostat for the earth). I expect some resistance to my plans, but here goes:

Israel: Move all the Israelis to Wyoming. Let the Arabs fight over what’s left behind for the next hundred years or so. We can stay out of it because we won’t have a dog in the fight (and neither will Michael Vick). We can forget about Iran for several more years because they will be busy developing the capability to deliver their nukes to Wyoming. By then our missile defense system should be able to take them out anyway.

But what about the people now in Wyoming you ask? No problem; there aren’t that many there. They can choose to stay and become Israelis or move to neighboring states and remain Americans. Those cowboys aren’t likely to organize and start lobbing rockets and mortars across the border. Some (most?, all?) of them will resist but they will have to just suck it up and take one for the Gipper.

The Israelis can rename Cheyenne to Jerusalem and Casper to Bethlehem. I think they should leave Chugwater, Ten Sleep, Tie Siding, Bar Nunn, Crowheart, Gas Hills, Lost Cabin, Point of Rocks, Bill and Cora alone. But these names might not sound as colorful in Hebrew.

With Israel located in the heart of the USA it should be a lot easier and less expensive to protect them. And it would take away one of the biggest gripes that the Middle Easterners have with us.

With the implementation of my next plan there will be no Muslims in the USA to bother the Israelis.

Islamization: Turn Europe over to the Muslims. Move all the non-Muslims in Europe to the USA, Canada and Israel* — liberals to Canada, conservatives to the USA, Jews to Israel. Move all the Muslims in the USA and Canada to Europe. Require all Muslims that want to leave their hopeless countries to emigrate to Europe.

Some of the European countries are projected to go majority Muslim within the next few decades anyway. When that happens non-Muslims aren’t going to want to stay there and the Muslims will be glad to see them go. This will give the Muslims an opportunity to establish the Caliphate that they seem to want. They can just pretend that Europe and Asia constitute the world.

Besides heading off a tragic clash of cultures, this can become a gigantic socio-economic experiment. I’ve always wondered, if an Islamic society is so great, why do so many Muslims want to go live amongst the infidels. I’ve come to suspect that it is because an Islamic society is simply not conducive to strong economic development. But then it might be just part of a grand plan to Islamize the world. Anyway, turning Europe over to the Muslims will give us a chance to see what they will do with it. Will they send its economy into the crapper or will they prosper? Some, though, might argue that this won’t be a fair experiment because Europe’s economy is already headed for the crapper.

If you have a better plan, tell me about it.
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*Remember, Israel is now where Wyoming used to be.

Jimmy Carter: Bush is Worst President

According to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and MSNBC, Jimmy Carter believes that the George W. Bush Administration is the worst in history. He’s probably very happy about that because before Bush his Administration was generally thought to be the worst. Many people might disagree that Bush has replaced him as the worst president. Currently I’m on the fence, but if Bush succeeds in granting amnesty to all the illegal immigrants and fails to secure our borders, I will have to agree with Carter for the first time.

They report that Carter also said:

“We now have endorsed the concept of pre-emptive war where we go to war with another nation militarily, even though our own security is not directly threatened, if we want to change the regime there or if we fear that some time in the future our security might be endangered,” Carter said.

Did Carter sleep through the Korean War, the Vietnam War, Operation Desert Storm, and the operations in the Balkan States? None of these represented a direct threat to the USA and all but Operation Desert Storm were initiated by Democrat Presidents.

The White House says that Carter has become irrelevant. I think he is more than irrelevant; I think he is getting a little soft in the head.

Carter later admitted that his comments were careless.  Now that becomes the first time I have agreed with Carter.

Putin at Odds with Democrats and Terrorists

Russian President Vladimir Putin told a security forum attracting top officials that “we are witnessing an almost uncontained hyper use of force in international relations” and that “one state, the United States, has overstepped its national borders in every way.”

Putin shouldn’t fret so much. He should just relax and wait for the situation in Iraq to deal a crushing blow to our influence in the international arena. That is, if he believes the Democrats. He might also consider the assessment of the terrorists that we are weak willed and cowardly.

But no, Putin is not the one hyperventilating about the magnitude and application of our military strength. It’s the Democrats and terrorists. The Democrats will say anything in their zeal to elect more anti-Americans to office. The terrorists are just delusional.

Pat Buchanan on Foreign Policy

Pat Buchanan makes good sense in a column on Townhall.com.  He argues that Americans’ disposition to sacrifice for altruistic ends is waning.  The people, if not the government, are ready to pull back and let the rest of the world manage on its own.  He says:  “Interventionism has failed us. Americans are groping toward a new foreign policy that puts America first and a trade policy that puts Americans first.” 

I tend to agree with him.  I’m fed up with our endless sacrifices and their constant carping.  If they hate us so much let’s just come home and let them stew in their own juices.  In the process we should leave the United Nations and kick them out of the country.  Think of the money we could save.