Global realignment: How Bush inspired a new world order
Ramzy Baroud - Sep 9, 2008, 00:12
The series of unfortunate and costly decisions made during the two terms of the Bush administration, combined with economic decline at home, might devastate the US’s world standing much sooner than most analysts predict.
What was difficult to foresee was that the weakening of US global dominance, spurred by erratic and unwise foreign policy under Bush, would reignite the Cold War, to a degree, over a largely distant and seemingly ethnically-based conflict — that of Georgia and Russia. Who could have predicted a possible association between Baghdad, Kabul and Tbilisi?
Tags: Georgia, New World Order, Russia
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September 14th, 2008 at 11:00 pm
If we stand togather we will overcome the fear that is being put in front of us and remain a free country under God. This needs to be expressed to our children and friends. Tell me how I can help.
Ben Orens
September 15th, 2008 at 11:08 pm
You must find the correlation between Daniel and Rev 13… America is the beast which rises as a lamb. We eventually will enforce the the mark upon the in-tire world.