tomder55
Oct 16, 2010, 05:36 AM
Good essay in American Spectator about the underlying strategic interests of Pakistan , Their interest in Afghanistan is what they perceive is their eternal existential conflict with India.
The American Spectator : Aftermath of the Great Game (http://spectator.org/archives/2010/10/15/aftermath-of-the-great-game)
The President will travel to India Nov 6 for an economic summit .However ,I doubt if his sole intent is to promote American /Indian business ties.
The question is ,who does the President trust among his dwindling circle of competent advisors ? I suspect that perhaps he is beginning to realize he has not been served well by the Obots and can only rely on the Bush team to pull his butt out of the fire (if Rice plays a role the President will now have tapped into Bush's Sec State and National Security Advisor,his Sec Defense ,and his top General).
Yesterday the President had an audience with former Sec State and National Security Advisor Condolezza Rice. For the purpose of public consumption ,the Rice visit was a courtesy to drop off a signed copy of her new book about her childhood;"'Extraordinary, Ordinary People: A Memoir of Family ' (she delayed her memoirs of her time in government to fast track this book).......but according to AFP they discussed "a range of national security issues" .
No doubt her public image will instantly change from a stereotyped parrot on the shoulder of President Bush to a statesperson with a wealth of knowledge and experience .
The American Spectator : Aftermath of the Great Game (http://spectator.org/archives/2010/10/15/aftermath-of-the-great-game)
The President will travel to India Nov 6 for an economic summit .However ,I doubt if his sole intent is to promote American /Indian business ties.
The question is ,who does the President trust among his dwindling circle of competent advisors ? I suspect that perhaps he is beginning to realize he has not been served well by the Obots and can only rely on the Bush team to pull his butt out of the fire (if Rice plays a role the President will now have tapped into Bush's Sec State and National Security Advisor,his Sec Defense ,and his top General).
Yesterday the President had an audience with former Sec State and National Security Advisor Condolezza Rice. For the purpose of public consumption ,the Rice visit was a courtesy to drop off a signed copy of her new book about her childhood;"'Extraordinary, Ordinary People: A Memoir of Family ' (she delayed her memoirs of her time in government to fast track this book).......but according to AFP they discussed "a range of national security issues" .
No doubt her public image will instantly change from a stereotyped parrot on the shoulder of President Bush to a statesperson with a wealth of knowledge and experience .