Bombs and Dollars – American Foreign Policy Blog – China, Afghanistan, Pakistan

* Copenhagen Climate Talks: Epic Fail…

* A field day for Islamic terrorists, and suicide bombers, who successfully killed scores of Muslims, in Afghanistan and Pakistan…
Killing People!

Muslims Dead!

* After U.S., it’s Britain, who is destroying it’s relations with time-tested ally, Israel. U.K., apparently under the influence of radical elements in the socialist Labor govt., and to appease the growing Muslim vote bank Continue reading

Today was the 8th anniversary of the attack on the Indian Parliament, which almost sparked a war between India and Pakistan. Lots of things happened, as usual. Media, as we know, loves anniversaries. So do politicians. (Apparently so does Bombs and Dollars.) But the question still remains: Are we safer? Is the security setup of our notoriously forgetful countrymen and it’s leaders improved? Most importantly…was justice done?

Leader pay tribute

For the uninitiated, here’s a brief case history…

and the official statement…
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* Finally, The Barack has come back, to Oslo…to layeth the Nobeleth down on stupid protocol loving Norwegians…
The arrival of the “chosen one”
He he he, a bit of humble modesty.
I am the “humble” president of U.S. of Americstan, you stupid Norwegians!

* While actually the Nobel peace prize should have gone to Israel… Continue reading

* The question that’s bothering humanity since the birth of civilization, and the answer of which is Pakistan…
Where the freak are you, bin Laden? Have you really been having that much fun in a cave for so long?

* Gen. Sarath Fonseka, the man behind probably the only successful operation against rebels in the entire world, which ended the quarter century long civil war in Sri Lanka and the death of rebel leader Velupillai Prabhakaran (a “most wanted” in U.S. (most wanted by the spelling bee police, too) and known as the the father of suicide bombings), is now on a short visit to neighboring countries, before his election debut…
Time for being a President

* Time for a payback. Brazil reciprocates to the Iranian love bites…
Some more of Latin communist porn

* Syria, another gem of the Middle East, with a beautiful relationship with U.S. and Israel, and Hezbollah, and Hamas… Continue reading

Wow! Germans and Brits at last were able to bury their differences… …in one respect!

Barry Hussein Obama is a clown to both…

Yesterday, I was inspired by our Managing Director’s research of conservative blogs from U.S., which he meticulously presented here. So I kept on searching the net for what the conservative brethren across the World had to say about Our Great Comrade (Well, Managing Director’s Great Comrade, anyway.).

Apparently Hugo Chavez’s beloved comrade was lambasted by a German website, which had some choice words for the present U.S. president…absolutely ornaments…and which was ratified by a U.S. conservative blog…

1. We’re Waiting Mr. President: Obama Must Provide Better Leadership on Afghanistan

2. Obama’s Mr. Nice Guy Act Gets Him Nowhere
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OBAMA-MAO-OBAMA all week long!

* Everyone remember Muammar Gaddafi? The cartoon who went on to record the longest and most depressingly boring speech in the United Nations general assembly a couple of months back? Also the “chief” of Libya, that man is…this time on a record to depress beauties across Italy…He got a chance to spend a night with lots of babes and he spoiled all by reading Koran! The man’s hilarious…
Gaddafi’s night in with ‘500 attractive girls’ – and the Koran
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Sometime old people are known for their wisdom. But mostly they are known for their capacity to bore people with genuine gold-standard cliched and old news analysis.

Such is the case of former French investigative magistrate Jean-Louis Bruguiere, (don’t ask me to repeat the name again) a man undoubtedly of immense intellect, but terribly grumpy and headmaster type.

He presently is busy blasting Pakistan, an “ally” (hahaha, what a joke!) in the war on terror. Continue reading

India, a country with a ever passive and successive pacifist government, where the government officials always talk to press on conditions of anonymity, and where citizens are used to ministers not keeping promises about talking with Maoists and Islamists, has put it’s nuclear plants on high alert after intelligence reports of an attack.

This comes after a man, was arrested in the U.S. who was found to have done a reconnaissance of the places. Continue reading

In a recent development of strife, which has been going on for eons…an Iranian (Yea, again Iran…) embassy worker in Pakistan, was shot dead by some unknown gunmen, while he was leaving for office. Mr. Jaffery was a well-known journalist and an Iranian consulate worker.

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Obama should realize that, with Mehsud dead, this is the best time to deal the deadly final blow to the depleted Taliban.

The “War on Terror,” if we can still call it a war, drags on to its ninth year, with the most recent development being the killing of Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud by an unmanned U.S. Drone attack. The holy war of “sacrifice, martyrdom, and pride”, waged by the mostly, militia type “non-state” factors against the mighty war-machines of United States, NATO, or the Israeli army also saw the evolution of post-modern wars, which is more of a war of attrition and endurance, than of brute force. Now, we should keep in mind, that, in these kinds of wars, the chance of an overwhelmingly decisive victory is small and tricky. Because if these so called non-state factors, can even create a perception of victory, the kind Hezbollah did in the 2006 Israel war, which for all practical purposes they do by simply enduring the assault, it plays on the psyche of the people, which in turn, opens up lock gates for new recruitment, for the “divinely victorious” force.

Now coming to the main theater of this drama, the question that was unanswered for all these years is where did the Taliban vanish after their caves were smoked out, their communication and military destroyed and their cities liberated? The answer almost came as a shock to the people of the world, early this year, when Pakistan plunged into a civil war with the Taliban, after an initial unsuccessful policy of appeasement.
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