Obama's Unusual Foreign Policy

Hot Air ^ | 06/29/2009 | Ed Morrissey

[fiscon1]

It’s difficult to make sense out of the foreign policy coming out of the White House under Barack Obama. On the one hand, Obama insisted that he could not interfere with the internal politics of the “sovereign government of Iran,” refusing for days to even condemn Iran for its flagrantly violent repression of dissent. When Honduras’ military staged a coup, though, Obama apparently had no such reticence in involving the US on behalf of deposed President Manuel Zelaya — a close ally of Hugo Chavez:

[TigersEye]

The military then handed power back to the legislature rather than keeping it for themselves, which makes this less of a coup and more of a military impeachment.

It's not even that. Not even close to that. This author doesn't seem to have a brain.

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[Bluebird Singing]

“It’s difficult to make sense out of the foreign policy coming out of the White House under Barack Obama.”

Not really. It’s in our face. His comrades are dictators and with mr. obama it is a priority to protect and advance the cause of marxism and diminish freedom.

[FreedBird]

Reckless with anybody in the world who loves freedom.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

This could be the Skowcroft policy of Stability....hmmm....

[Marine_Uncle]

Ed Morrissey, seems a bit confused:
"It’s difficult to make sense out of the foreign policy coming out of the White House under Barack Obama."
Communists support Communists along with Communist puppet states. Zero does exactly what one would expect of him.

[SunkenCiv]

On the one hand, Obama insisted that he could not interfere with the internal politics of the "sovereign government of Iran," refusing for days to even condemn Iran for its flagrantly violent repression of dissent. When Honduras' military staged a coup, though, Obama apparently had no such reticence in involving the US on behalf of deposed President Manuel Zelaya -- a close ally of Hugo Chavez...

The Honduran military removed the would-be dictator at the request of the Honduran supreme court.

[AdmSmith]

Spengler, as always, right on the spot:

Obama’s continuing obsession with America's supposed misdeeds - deplorable but necessary actions in time of war - is consistent with his determination to erode America's influence in the most troubled parts of the world. By removing America as a referee, he will provoke more violence than the United States ever did. We are entering a very, very dangerous period as a result.

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/KF30Ak02.html

This was written a few days ago, before Obama gave his support to left wing nut Zelaya, that wanted to make unconstitutional changes in his country!

[Marine_Uncle]

I’ll bookmark that article for deeper analysis. I have to get ready for work. Have a great day.