Op-ed:
History Will Prove the Haters Wrong
By: Diane Sori / The Patriot Factor / Right Side Patriots on CPR Worldwide Media cprworldwidemedia.net
“You think the Middle East is chaotic now? Imagine what it looks like
for our grandchildren. That’s how Americans should view the deal.”
- Former President George W. Bush's words that
the pending Iranian nuclear deal would be bad for the U.S. long-term
Thank you George W. Bush for saying what needed to be said and needed to
be said by a person of influence...by a person who garners respect and
honor.
And so our 43rd president...a man who has always stood staunchly behind
our ally Israel...had a closed-door meeting with the Republican Jewish
Coalition this past Saturday night in Las Vegas...a meeting NOT
televised but one transcribed by an attendee...a meeting where Bush harshly and
rightfully criticized Obama by lambasting America's traitor-in-chief on
foreign policy. Calling Barack HUSSEIN Obama naive about Iran; naive
about his eagerness to execute a nuclear deal that was NOT only bad for
American national security but a deal that showed a lack of
understanding of the Iranian leadership; and naive about America's
losing the war against ISIS; George W. Bush made it very clear that
Obama was placing the U.S. in
"retreat" around the world.
Making these remarks even more stinging is the fact that Bush rarely if
ever criticizes Obama...or anyone...in public...and that in and of
itself is the sign of a true leader. But even a true leader can sit back
only so long and watch our beloved country being destroyed by a man who
is doing everything to make sure that America is NOT only a joke on the
world's stage, but also is a man who wants to demote her to a second
class power through the continuation of an agenda that sells her out to
the enemy.
Saying to the audience that Obama was
“misreading” Iran’s intentions
while at the same time too easily relaxing sanctions on Tehran, Bush
also pointed out the absurdity in Obama's words that he could
“snap”
the sanctions back in place at any time. Most definitely NOT true as
Obama knows damn well there are 'procedures' that must be followed in
putting back the sanctions...'procedures' that would still afford Iran
the time needed to move forward with its nuclear program all while we
waste time with 'procedures.'
And Bush also went into details...after all the devil is in the details.
Details like pointing out Obama's naivete in believing that the
'so-called' moderate and oh-so slick Hassan Rouhani's taking over of the
Iranian presidency signaled a policy shift with the West when in
reality it is NOTHING but a change in spokesperson, for while Rouhani
may appear more moderate in public than his predecessors, his true
intentions are more likely to be just as radical as those very same predecessors.
Details like Bush's saying that Obama's withdrawing all US troops from
Iraq in 2011 was a
“strategic mistake” that directly contributing to the
rise of what he called the Islamic State. And Bush is one hundred
percent correct for remember that while he did sign an agreement with
the Iraqi government to withdraw our troops, he was also trying to
negotiate a new 'Status of Forces Agreement' to keep U.S. forces in place
past 2011...forces that would have strengthened the Iraqi military’s
ability to prevent the rise of the Islamic State. And now remember that
the Obama administration tried and failed to follow through on
negotiating such an agreement, because if truth be told Obama did NOT
want such an agreement to ever be put in place because it would mean going back on his campaign
promise of ending the war and thus tarnish his 'it's all about me'
legacy.
Also of note in his remarks is that Bush in referring to the Islamic
State as al-Qaida’s
"second act”...which indeed they are for like Bush
said they may have changed their name but that murdering innocents is
still their favored tactic...NEVER once did he let the word ISIL cross
his lips for Bush knows well that Obama and his administration always
use word ISIL when referring to the Islamic State (or as some call
ISIS) is their way to give a shout-out and thumbs-up to Obama's islamic
brethren and the Levant...to signal their approval of Iran's goal of
wiping Israel off the map.
And you have to love when Bush called to task Obama's complete and
total lack of a strategy in dealing with said Islamic State. Saying that
Obama promised to degrade and destroy the Islamic State's forces but
then did NOT develop a strategy to complete that mission, Bush added
that,
“In order to be an effective president... when you say something
you have to mean it...you gotta kill 'em.” Translation: you've got to
kill the enemy before the enemy kills you. It really is that simple
because if you have a specific military goal and you mean it as Bush
said,
“you call in your military and say ‘What’s your plan?’” Adding
that
“When the plan wasn’t working in Iraq, we changed it,” proving that a change in plan will many times result in success just as it did with
the troop surge in 2007...which allowed Bush to win the war that
unfortunately led Obama to lose the peace. (See video
analysis 'When You Say Something, You Have to Mean It': Bush 43 Rips Obama Foreign Policy' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEbhpN5d2j
And Bush was also quite harsh...and again rightly so...when he defended
his own administration’s handling of terrorists in comparison to Obama's
codding of those out to kill us all. Bush in pointing out that Khalid
Sheikh Mohammed...the man who confessed to beheading Wall Street Journal
reporter Daniel Pearl...was captured on his watch...basically
'b*tch-slapped' Obama with his words,
“Just remember the guy who slit
Danny Pearl’s throat is in Gitmo, and now they're doing it on TV,” a
direct alluding to Obama's releasing GITMO detainees to kill again.
But Bush also showed his humorous side when he said that his
“old
friend” Vladimir Putin's domestic popularity at home comes from his
control of the Russian media.
"Hell, I'd be popular, too, if I owned NBC
news," he said with a wink for Bush knows well that Obama is sitting
where he is simply because the media is under his control...hell...they
'anointed' Obama both times before the first ballot was even cast.
And in finishing his speech, Bush touched upon his brother Jeb's
potential run for the presidency saying that the Bush name can be used
against him, and that the American public does NOT like family
dynasties. He also said that foreign policy is going to be especially
important in this presidential campaign cycle and that the test for Republicans
running will be who has got the
“courage” to resist isolationist
tendencies...to which I will add tendencies that Rand Paul is espousing.
Lastly, in regards to Hillary, Bush said she will have to choose between
running on the Obama policies or running against them. He said if she
defends them she's admitting failure, but if she doesn't defend them she's blaming
the president...and Bush is right on both accounts.
So in closing, one can see by his words that George W. Bush is indeed a
man of honor, courage, and fortitude...a man who loves our country and
loves our troops...a man who will be judged by history in a positive light
much to the chagrin of the liberal left who continue to try to paint him as both a
warmonger and as a stupid man. Instead, this is the man who time has proven was
right about Iraq having WMDs and was and is anything but stupid.
And how I wish this man was our president now...sigh.
Let's see if we can contextualize this for you: You already know
that the Clinton Foundation failed to report tens of millions in
foreign donations in their tax documents, a revelation that has forced
the organization to re-file at least five years' worth of returns. You
also already knew that some of those many undisclosed donations (which
violated Hillary's transparency pledge) were related to a troubling transaction in which (a) the Russian government obtained the rights to a large chunk of US uranium interests, (b) investors and magnates connected to the deal profited handsomely, (c) the Clinton Foundation (and the Clinton themselves) pocketed millions, and (d) Hillary's State Department signed off on the whole thing -- before "repeatedly breaking" promises to mitigate national security concerns. Bloomberg and Fox News are reporting that a Clinton Foundation-tied group led by a man at the center of the uranium deal didn't disclose more than 1,000 foreign donors:
