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Tag Archives: Obama
AUTHORIZATION
Generally speaking, as I have expressed herein numerous times, I am opposed to the use of force to deal with international conflict. I have roundly criticized the use of drones, which has markedly increased since I last wrote. Also, I … Continue reading
Posted in Social Ethics, War & Peace
Tagged Diversionary tactics, Obama, Russia, Syria, Tomahawk missiles, Trump
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EXTENSION OF MILITARY PRESENCE IN AFGHANISTAN
The extension of U.S. troops in Afghanistan comes as no surprise, for the Taliban and al-Qaeda have ramped up their terrorist efforts in that war-torn country. The governmental troops have had some recent success, but they are still ill equipped … Continue reading
OBAMA AT THE NATIONAL PRAYER BREAKFAST
All the negative hoopla about President Barack Obama’s remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, February 5, 2015, should stop. First of all, it was a brief reference to the Crusades and the Inquisition, to which Obama alluded in … Continue reading
Posted in Social Ethics
Tagged beheading, Christianity, evil, Humility, Isis, Islam, morality, Obama, prayer breakfast, pundits, torture
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