Monthly Archives: February 2011

I seriously question any U.S. intervention of Libia. The United States is strongly condemning the brutal response of Mr. Qadhafi in response to mass demonstration and their demand that Qadhafi step down from office. There is no question that this man … Continue reading →

While I am happy to see that there are people who are standing up for freedom and an end to repressive dictatorships, I am also concerned for the future of many of these Mid East countries in the midst of … Continue reading →

If what is going on today in Bahrain is an example of the trend of future response to demonstrations against repressive government, then we are watching the beginnings of a serious crisis in the Mid east that will have serious … Continue reading →

I sat in my study this morning doing as I usually do, monitoring the news and reviewing various reports that I had not had time during the course of the week. It is Friday, February 2, 2011.  Having watched the Egyptian situation … Continue reading →

The United states needs to avoid any further involvement in the Egyptian crisis. U.S. persistence in trying to manipulate the outcome of the demands of the people is not doing future relations with that nation any good at all. In fact, our … Continue reading →

For the last seven days Egypt has been embroiled in turmoil as citizens have come out into the streets in mass demonstrations in an open defiant effort to oust President Mabarack.  The president has been in office since the assassination of … Continue reading →