America's place in
the world has been the subject of much discussion since President Trump took
office. His pledge of “America first”
has been dubbed jingoistic—a belligerent nationalism—by mainstream media
serving as an arm of the Democrat Party and more specifically the Obama
Administration.
For eight years
America’s standing in the world was obliterated by a community organizer who
was routinely criticized for not waging war robustly enough against terrorist
groups like ISIS and a pledge not to commit ground troops to the cause. The result is a world far more dangerous than
we could have imagined just eight years before.
The same diplomat who
negotiated the ill-fated 1994 nuclear deal with North Korea under President
Bill Clinton was also the chief negotiator for the nuclear deal with Iran under
President Barack Obama. Wendy Sherman,
Obama’s Undersecretary of State, led the talks with Iran.
As counselor to
then-Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, Sherman worked with former defense
secretary William Perry on a 1999
review of U.S. policy toward North Korea. That review warned that the team
had “serious concerns about possible continuing nuclear weapons-related work in
the DPRK.” The review also viewed with
alarm the North’s continued efforts to improve its long-range missile
capability.
Just as North Korea
found a way to cheat, so has Iran.
The USS Carl Vinson was
spotted sailing north offshore Nagasaki, Japan on Saturday local time
in a show of force after North Korea’s latest test fire flop of a KN-17
ballistic missile.
Must see from earlier today! #USSCarlVinson & other #USNavy ships transit #PhilippineSea with Japan Maritime Self Defence Force destroyers. pic.twitter.com/PqARWcgnR7— U.S. Navy (@USNavy) April 28, 2017
The reported launch came
hours after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called on China, and the rest of
the world, to help force the dictator-led country to give up its nuclear weapons
during his address to the UN Security Council.
On Thursday,
President Trump warned a 'major, major conflict' with North Korea was possible
over its nuclear and ballistic missile programs, while China said the situation
on the Korean peninsula could slip out of control.
Former UN Ambassador
John Bolton noted in his USA Today op-ed
from Friday, “For 25 years U.S. presidents, Republican and Democratic alike,
have tried persuasion (through diplomacy) and coercion (through economic
sanctions) to induce North Korea to abandon its nuclear-weapons and
ballistic-missile programs. All these efforts have failed. A 26th year
will also fail. North Korea sees
deliverable nuclear weapons as its ace in the hole, synonymous with regime
survival.”
The gutting of our
missile defense capabilities by The World’s Most Dangerous Community Organizer
has made pre-emptive action against the hermit kingdom the most likely strategy
for ending this evolving crisis. Bolton
points out only one non-military alternative now exists: convincing China that reuniting the Korean
peninsula with South Korea peacefully absorbing the North serves both our
interests.
Does anyone remember the 2004 marionette movie “Team America World
Police”? It was a light-hearted
lampooning of air-headed, left-wing Hollywood celebrity activism and said
something about America’s historic role as watchman of the world.
The primary villains
in Team America are a consortium of Islamic terrorists and the
now-deceased North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il. Together, they plot to set off
nuclear weapons across the globe in order to reset the world's balance of
power. The only thing standing in their way is Team America who must win battles
against the terrorists as well as public opinion wars against the international
community and Hollywood pacifists led by the likes of Alec Baldwin, Michael
Moore, Tim Robbins, Sean Penn and Susan Sarandon.
We need a sequel to
Team America World Police with Trump.
NOTE: Coarse language contained in
the embedded video below.
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