Picture: Strauss-Kauhn in custody of New York City Police
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
IMF Chief must go: Geithner
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said yesterday at Harvard University Kennedy School of Government that IMF Managing Director Dominique Strass-Kauhn must go after being arrested and charged with sexual misconduct.
Picture: Strauss-Kauhn in custody of New York City Police
Picture: Strauss-Kauhn in custody of New York City Police
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Mike Huckabee a No-No for 2012
Former Alaska Governor Mike Huckabee announced on his Fox News program Saturday that he will not seek the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Huckabee was the 2008 Iowa caucus and had early support in South Carolina. "All the factors say go, but my heart says no," Huckabee said on his show Saturday.
A prominent social conservative, he ranks high in national popularity polls who would have been a serious contender for the party nod with instant support.
A prominent social conservative, he ranks high in national popularity polls who would have been a serious contender for the party nod with instant support.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Arnold and Maria separate!!!!
So much for California love!
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-mew-arnold-maria-separate-20010510,0,961258.story
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-mew-arnold-maria-separate-20010510,0,961258.story
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Osama Bin Laden Dead: What next?
Regarding the news this week that the most wanted man in the world is dead, everyone, especially members of the military and the White House, have to ask themselves, what's next for the America? What is next regarding our foreign policy agenda? How much longer are we going to stay in Afghanistan fighting the Taliban and Al Qaeda? There are so many questions every citizen of the United States is going to be asking themselves up until the 2012 election.
I'd personally love to see the United States leave Afghanistan right now or in the coming weeks and months, but we obviously need to think about the safety of the Afghani people. What would happen if the U.S. leaves Afghanistan? Not only would the Taliban retain power, but they would implement this same radically strict Islamic law towards their people. Al Qaeda but continue their influence without Osama Bin Laden and continue to plot terrorist attacks throughout the world.
After seeing videos released by the Pentagon this weekend, it is easy to conclude that Bin Laden was still a key member who was leading attacks throughout the world. He also seemed to have an obsession about his public image in foreign countries.
But in the end, the mass murderer of over three thousand men, women, and children on September 11, 2001 is finally gone. The United States should enjoy this moment as long as we can.
By Sardar Hedayati
Email: sarhed1@gmail.com
Follow me on Twitter @sarhmoney
I'd personally love to see the United States leave Afghanistan right now or in the coming weeks and months, but we obviously need to think about the safety of the Afghani people. What would happen if the U.S. leaves Afghanistan? Not only would the Taliban retain power, but they would implement this same radically strict Islamic law towards their people. Al Qaeda but continue their influence without Osama Bin Laden and continue to plot terrorist attacks throughout the world.
After seeing videos released by the Pentagon this weekend, it is easy to conclude that Bin Laden was still a key member who was leading attacks throughout the world. He also seemed to have an obsession about his public image in foreign countries.
But in the end, the mass murderer of over three thousand men, women, and children on September 11, 2001 is finally gone. The United States should enjoy this moment as long as we can.
By Sardar Hedayati
Email: sarhed1@gmail.com
Follow me on Twitter @sarhmoney
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