Regarding today’s meeting of EU ambassadors
mentioned this morning: It resulted in some
new sanctions on individuals and institutions, and an
announcement that an oil embargo is being considered. Some
diplomats are
saying an embargo could be approved next week. Here’s
hoping.
Meanwhile, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies
sent a letter to Obama today with 32 mostly (but not entirely)
right-leaning signatories, suggesting further steps to take in a
diplomatic push against Assad (you will notice that getting the
Europeans on board is critical to several of their suggestions).
Leaning forward, Michael Rubin
considers what would come after Assad’s fall.
Oldefarte| 8.19.11 @ 3:52PM
What that moron-in-chief and his equally moronic Democrat-administration should do [but won't since it would be too intelligent] would be to embargo the whole middle east and their combined oil supply, by simply opening up all three of our adjorning oceans to our domestic oil drilling/production and dedicating same to our exclusive supply needs [and thereby negating the supply dependency that we now have with middle eastern oil]!!!!!!!!!
Oldefarte| 8.20.11 @ 4:01PM
PS: Even though that US embargo of imported Syrian oil will mostly effect Europe's supply, expect our gasoline prices to creep back towards $4/gallon as a result. This administration's policies resemble a 'CHINESE FIRE DRILL' !!!!
C Bowen| 8.19.11 @ 4:20PM
Neocons, Council on Foreign Relations guy and Soros guy write letter calling for more wars...yawn.
Who were the right leaning ones who signed?