I must confess that I am being driven crazy by Obama's bald-faced lies. He does seem to be consistently inconsistent. Afganistan's war with the Taliban begs the question "Where is the national interest of the USA?" On the home front the increasing security measures of face recognition technology significantly improved and implemented in Iraq and the present drone flyovers, make it more improbably that any move gathering dissidents to one of the 800 FEMA prisions (some reported to house gas chambers) in this country would allow escape, public outcry, or even revolt successful. So Afganistan may not exactly align with left wing radicals' foreign policy, but it does butt up with domestic expectations.

I must confess that I am being driven crazy by Obama's bald-faced lies. He does seem to be consistently inconsistent. Afganistan's war with the Taliban begs the question "Where is the national interest of the USA?" On the home front the increasing security measures of face recognition technology significantly improved and implemented in Iraq and the present drone flyovers, make it more improbably that any move gathering dissidents to one of the 800 FEMA prisions (some reported to house gas chambers) in this country would allow escape, public outcry, or even revolt successful. So Afganistan may not exactly align with left wing radicals' foreign policy, but it does butt up with domestic expectations.

I must confess that I am being driven crazy by Obama's bald-faced lies. He does seem to be consistently inconsistent. Afganistan's war with the Taliban begs the question "Where is the national interest of the USA?" On the home front the increasing security measures of face recognition technology significantly improved and implemented in Iraq and the present drone flyovers, make it more improbably that any move gathering dissidents to one of the 800 FEMA prisions (some reported to house gas chambers) in this country would allow escape, public outcry, or even revolt successful. So Afganistan may not exactly align with left wing radicals' foreign policy, but it does butt up with domestic expectations.