Thank You Mr President,Mr. Governor and all the liberal policies that contributed.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Hoping for some Change
The people in charge should be kicked out and required to personally pay this money back...
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers cannot produce about $1 billion of receipts for fuel and other supplies it bought in Iraq using Iraqi money, a government investigation has found.
The total amount of funds unaccounted for has now reached a staggering $7 billion, officials say — and they warn that the Iraqi government is likely to demand at least some of that money back.
The United States has been managing billions of dollars of Iraqi money through the U.N.-created Development Fund for Iraq (DFI)"
UN is running our policy?
"
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers cannot produce about $1 billion of receipts for fuel and other supplies it bought in Iraq using Iraqi money, a government investigation has found.
The total amount of funds unaccounted for has now reached a staggering $7 billion, officials say — and they warn that the Iraqi government is likely to demand at least some of that money back.
The United States has been managing billions of dollars of Iraqi money through the U.N.-created Development Fund for Iraq (DFI)"
UN is running our policy?
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
22 Cuban Missile Crisis: “When the Right Words Counted”
http://www.navalhistory.org/2012/10/22/cuban-missile-crisis-when-the-right-words-counted
H/T to Naval History Blog
On
22 October 1962, President John F. Kennedy delivered a televised speech,
arguably “the most serious speech delivered in his lifetime” and the
“most frightening presidential address” in U.S. history.’ Soviet
missile-launch sites had been discovered under construction in Cuba.
The response resuIted from deliberations among the President and his ad
hoc Executive Committee (ExCom).
Its
final draft was improved significantly by an unlikely person: the Chief
of Naval Operations (CNO), Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr.H/T to Naval History Blog
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