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President Obama should hand his peace prize over to someone who deserves it, namely this guy
neocon hit with shoe at horrible sounding speech
to his sort of credit may mentions it in his awful columnQuote:
As more NATO trucks were being torched in Peshawar last week, a Karachi student managed to fling his shoe at warmongering US journalist Clifford May during his address to the Department of International Relations on “Pakistan ’s Role in Countering the Challenge of Terrorism.”
They're going to start confiscating shoes haha
Pakastani Student 1
Neo-con 0
That was a terrible article.
Not everyone has Bush's reflexes, apparently.
Is this neocon crook travelling on his own or on tax payers dime?
His organization is "Foundation for Defense of Democracies".
That's nice and all, and good for you, but where is all that in the U.S. Constitution?Quote:
Who We Are
The Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) is the only nonpartisan policy institute dedicated exclusively to promoting pluralism, defending democratic values, and fighting the ideologies that threaten democracy.
FDD was founded shortly after 9/11 by a group of visionary philanthropists and policymakers to support the defense of democratic societies under assault by terrorism and militant Islamism. Our Leadership Council of Distinguished Advisors includes former FBI Director Louis J. Freeh, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former National Security Advisor Robert “Bud” McFarlane, former Ambassador Max Kampelman, Sen. Joe Lieberman (ID-CT), and former CIA Director R. James Woolsey.
Those affiliated with FDD come from many backgrounds and political perspectives, but all believe:
• No one should be denied basic human rights, including minority rights, women’s rights, and religious freedom.
• Free and democratic nations have a right to defend themselves and an obligation to defend one another.
• Terrorism, the deliberate use of violence against civilians to achieve political objectives, is always wrong and must never be condoned.
An activist think tank with a solid track record of transforming ideas into actions that get results, FDD uniquely combines policy research, counterterrorism and democracy education, strategic communications,and investigative journalism.
The Foundation for Defense of Democracies focuses its efforts where opinions are formed and, ultimately, where the war of ideas will be won or lost: in the media, on college campuses, in the courthouse, and in the policy community, both at home and abroad.