Obama Foreign Policy Adviser:“Winnie the Pooh seems to be a fundamental text on national security.”

Campaign Spot ^ | 06/17/2008 | Jim Geraghty

[JRochelle]

I had to shorten the title, here is the original.

Obama's 'Key' Foreign Policy Adviser: “Winnie the Pooh seems to me to be a fundamental text on national security.”

[Carley]

Channelling Admiral Stockdale?

May he RIP.

[avacado]

...and this is not Scrappleface?

[JRochelle]

Sadly it is all too real.

[avacado]

Okay... it's making sense now. Richard Danzig seems to be enamored by furry cartoon animals.

[Sacajaweau]

And we’d all be speaking German....(No offense to Germans goes without saying)

[ssaftler]

Sadly it is all too real.

Sadder still is that the Soros-soaked sheeple will find such tripe to be "true enlightenment" as we seek change in our diplomatic dealings with the rest of the world.

[LibertyRocks]

Mr Danzig told the Centre for New American Security: “Winnie the Pooh seems to me to be a fundamental text on national security.”

Oh, bother!

Everything is rainbows and giggles in the Hundred Acre Woods! We'll just give honey to all the terrorists and they'll be so happy they'll have to stop killing us!



Is she SERIOUS??? God help us if this is the Democrats plans for foreign policy! And, how dare she co-opt Winnie-the-Pooh for her dastardly plans!

[NativeNewYorker]

He was SecNav when the Cole was struck.

[ClearCase_guy]

The wheels on the bus go round and round
Round and round
The wheels on the bus can't touch the ground
Touch the ground, touch the ground
The campaign workers under the bus are piling up, piling
Early in the morning

[LibertyRocks]

OOPS - “she” should be “he”

[MrB]

Just read part of the “heffalump trap” story to my 3 yr old.

Pooh and Piglet fall into a pit trap that they think a heffalump set to capture them. Pooh tells piglet how he’ll handle it when the heffalump comes to get them.

Basically, when the heffalump triumphantly proclaims his victory, Pooh will just ignore him until the heffalump becomes so disconcerted that he leaves.

Yep, sounds like how the Dhimmirats want to handle terrorist attacks.

[wildbill]

If the Obamaites are going to start using fictional characters for foreign policy metaphors, I wish they’d start reading the old Jack Armstrong, the All-American Boy transcripts from wartime radio.

[Billthedrill]

Hey, if your political world is no deeper than a bumper sticker anyway, Pooh has to sound pretty profound. I’d humbly suggest to Danzig that instead of the troops learning about terrorists from Pooh, that he learn about terrorists from the troops. But that’s just me...

[Paladin2]

Oh, bother.........

[SueRae]

Good grief, could he really be that stupid?
(rhetorical question)

[Thinkin]

I’m at a loss for words...
Even the phrase “Houston we have a problem” is lame.........

[inkling]

[rightwinggoth]

And we’d all be speaking German....(No offense to Germans goes without saying)

nah, german seems appropriate

after all, germans in 1932 faced the same dilemma: elect a senile, has-been war hero or a racist, fanatical extremist who was bent on pursuing his destructive policies at whatever the cost to his own people. it turned out not to matter in the end.

[McGruff]

This is not the former Navy Secretary Richard Danzig I knew?