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  • McCain's "League of Democracies"

    07/24/2008 6:05:37 PM PDT · by rightwinghour · 10 replies · 167+ views
    Here’s a quote from the “League of Democracies” speech by McCain back in June: "Since the dawn of our republic, Americans have believed our nation was created for a purpose. We were, as Alexander Hamilton said, a people of great destinies.' In the Revolution, the Civil War, in World Wars One and Two, and in the many struggles of the Cold War, our forebears met and overcame threats to our nation's survival and to our way of life. They believed they had a duty to serve a cause greater than their self-interest. They kept faith with the eternal principles of...
  • McCain and Soros: The Most Dangerous Man in America, Bankrolled By the Most Evil Man in the World

    06/28/2008 8:12:20 AM PDT · by Ravnagora · 62 replies · 274+ views
    Chronicles Magazine ^ | July 2008 issue | Srdja Trifkovic
    “While the natural instincts of democracy lead the people to banish distinguished men from power,” Tocqueville wrote in Democracy in America, “an instinct no less powerful leads distinguished men to shun careers in politics, in which it is so very difficult to remain entirely true to oneself or to advance without self-abasement.” Some 170 years and 36 presidents later, the choice presented to the American people at this year’s presidential election does not merely confirm the correctness of the Frenchman’s assessment; it amplifies his verdict in an absurd, almost surreal manner. Among America’s presidents—many of them impressive and some great,...
  • McCain Favors a 'League of Democracies'

    05/01/2008 3:50:27 PM PDT · by BGHater · 52 replies · 78+ views
    AP ^ | 30 Apr 2008 | AP
    Republican presidential candidate John McCain envisions a "League of Democracies" as part of a more cooperative foreign policy with U.S. allies. The Arizona senator will call for such an organization to be "the core of an international order of peace based on freedom" in a speech Tuesday at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif. "We Americans must be willing to listen to the views and respect the collective will of our democratic allies," McCain says, according to excerpts his campaign provided. "Our great power does not mean we can do whatever we want whenever we want,...
  • McCain’s Incoherent New World Order

    03/30/2008 2:40:08 PM PDT · by BGHater · 86 replies · 1,230+ views
    AIM.org ^ | 28 Mar 2008 | Cliff Kincaid
    In his March 26 speech to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, McCain never mentioned the need to preserve American sovereignty. He could have reassured conservatives by stating his forthright opposition to Senate ratification of the U.N.’s Law of the Sea Treaty, which provides for international control over billions of dollars worth of oil, gas and minerals and undermines American claims to North Pole riches. But he chose not to. Instead, as the Washington Post put it, McCain promised “a collaborative foreign policy,” conducted in coordination with other nations. The New York Times said he distanced himself from “unilateralism” in...
  • A 'New World Order' for Conservatives?

    03/27/2008 8:52:59 AM PDT · by AuntB · 66 replies · 1,262+ views
    GOPUSA ^ | Mar. 27, 2008 | Bobby Eberle
    Last week, I focused on Sen. Obama's speech about his "former" pastor. I thought the speech was both fascinating and scary in how it revealed so much of what the senator actually believes. Who would have thought that in such a short time, there would be another speech that seems equally revealing and that has conservatives grumbling. Though not given all the advance billing of a "major address" like Sen. Obama's speech, the comments delivered by Sen. John McCain on Wednesday have conservatives such as myself up in arms. To Sen. McCain.... when you give a speech like that --...
  • Remarks By John McCain To The Los Angeles World Affairs Council (Today's foreign policy speech)

    03/26/2008 10:26:42 AM PDT · by calcowgirl · 195 replies · 2,158+ views
    JohnMcCain ^ | March 26, 2008 | John McCain
    ARLINGTON, VA -- U.S. Senator John McCain's will deliver the following remarks as prepared for delivery today at the World Affairs Council in Los Angeles, California: When I was five years old, a car pulled up in front of our house in New London, Connecticut, and a Navy officer rolled down the window, and shouted at my father that the Japanese had bombed Pearl Harbor. My father immediately left for the submarine base where he was stationed. I rarely saw him again for four years. My grandfather, who commanded the fast carrier task force under Admiral Halsey, came home from...
  • A league of Democracies ???

    03/26/2008 9:31:31 AM PDT · by knarf · 44 replies · 691+ views
    Television broadcast | March 26, 2008 | knarf
    And I've counted three times, the word "collective"
  • John McCain in bid to heal rifts with Europe - ‘America needs a better image’

    03/16/2008 9:35:19 AM PDT · by calcowgirl · 88 replies · 989+ views
    The Sunday Times (UK) ^ | March 16, 2008 | Sarah Baxter
    WHEN Senator John McCain, the Republican presidential candidate, arrives in Britain this week, he will start the job of presenting a new face of America to Europe. “We need to do a better job on America’s image,” he said, citing the many differences he has had over the years with President George W Bush, from the conduct of the war in Iraq to the importance of climate change. Once he reaches British soil, he intends to adopt a more neutral tone. It is against diplomatic protocol to criticise your country abroad. In any case, McCain is grateful to Bush for...
  • McCain suggests "New Global Order” for Democracies (Bush 41 supports, so does George Soros)

    03/18/2008 5:20:37 PM PDT · by flattorney · 30 replies · 1,095+ views
    PR-Inside ^ | February 8, 2008 | Staff
    WASHINGTON - Sen. John McCain suggested Friday that the trans-Atlantic alliance join with democracies around the world to forge “a New Global Order of peace” that would last throughout the 21st century. The Republican candidate for the U.S. presidency said the process should begin at the alliance's April summit meeting in Bucharest, Romania. Stepping up the NATO commitment to Afghanistan is one priority, he said, but that must lead to greater change around the world. McCain expressed his views in a statement distributed by his campaign on the occasion of the 44th annual Munich Conference on Security Policy in Germany....