Epstein Secrets

f anything resembling a grand strategy, the Obama administration seemed, and still seems, primarily animated by a desire to reduce its footprint in the Middle East. It is in Syria that the puzzling absence of American leadership has served to confirm just how important the United States still is. Without U.S.

mselves are joining the chorus of those declaring the country's decline. "I had to catch a train in Washington last week," New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, whose columns are read worldwide, wrote last April. "The paved street in the traffic circle around Union Station was in such poor condition that I

tterflies and pollen off Bt-corn is killing monarch butterfly larvae. So it is not a surprise that 75% of the monarch butterflies are gone from the Midwest as they have migrated to Mexico. Animals is the same. And trees don't exist in industrial agriculture. Because with chemicals and largest scaled mon

rrently doing well but because of their inherent fundamental differences we can't copy their practices to enjoy similar success. As noted economist Thomas Friedman says, the history that we need to reread is our own and the country that we need to rediscover is America because we didn't become the richest and m

our destiny at the mercy of events," Mr. Romney said. As The Washington Post Editorial Board pointed out in Talking tough — without specifics — on the Middle East, the weakness of his speech lay: It was hard to detect what tangible new steps the challenger would take. On Syria, Mr. Romney said he would "ensure

ind a way to abandon their WMD ambitions without losing face. And this can can be accomplished without starting another war in the Middle East. As Thomas Friedman wrote in the New York Times this week in his article, It's Not Just About Us, "Mitt Romney gave a foreign policy speech on Monday that could be boil

ot ready for prime time." And neither is Mitt Romney "It would be funny if it weren't so dangerous. At a time of multiple geopolitical crises, with the Middle East a literal powder keg, we just had the presumptive presidential nominee of a major party making his international debut like the worst caricature of

t like the worst caricature of the ugly American"..... William Bradley EFTA00712198 Echoing William Bradley is an article in the New York Times by Thomas Friedman, WHY NOT IN VEGAS... As Thomas Friedman says, "The observation is this: Much of what is wrong with the U.S.- Israel relationship today can be found