Now this is an honor that the Father of Our Country would be proud to hold.The American was voted the winner in a contest run by the National Army Museum to identify the country's most outstanding military opponent.He was one of a shortlist of five leaders who topped a public poll and on Saturday was selected as the ultimate winner by an audience of around 70 guests at a special event at the museum, in Chelsea, west London.In second place was Michael Collins, the Irish leader, ahead of Napoleon Bonaparte, Erwin Rommel and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
Trita Parsi, a U.S.-based expert on Iranian relations with the West said the attacks were very worrisome development.2011 has become 1979,with the exception that their is no Reagan waiting in the wings to set things right.
"It is yet another sign that rather than permitting diplomacy to de-escalate the situation, tensions between Iran and the West are on the rise with Iran's continued nuclear work, sabotage, assassinations, sanctions and now the attack on the embassy," he told Reuters.
From ABC News; The violence and arson attacks that have rattled north London since the weekend have now moved across all parts of the capital and are spreading on a smaller scale to other British cities, the first time the recent unrest has flared outside the U.K.'s capital.This is what will happen in this country,either right before the election on November 6,2012-Obama and company will stop at nothing to gain reelection and rioting in the streets would be an ideal reason for Obama to cancel the election and declare marshall law-,or if Obama is defeated the rage of the left will be on display through out this country and our cities will burn.I hope I am wrong,but I don't see it.
In a sweeping and hard-nosed reorganization of priorities for its $10.6 billion multilateral foreign aid program, the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government of Prime Minister David Cameron has pulled the financial plug entirely on four U.N. agencies at the end of next year, put three others judged merely “adequate” on notice that they could face the same fate unless they improve their performance “as a matter of absolute urgency;” and issued pointed criticisms of almost all the rest.
