is iran close to getting a nuke? breaking news with richard grenell
grenell discusses the obama administration’s iran policy
Entries for the ‘National Security’ Category
grenell and tony benn debate iraq on cnn, a shortened version
shortened version of a CNN discussion on Iraq with former British MP Tony Benn
un security council discussion with the langley intelligence group
Obama team fails to lead United Nations Security Council
breaking news: qaddafi faces rebels entering tripoli
I love it when liberals go crazy over what I say
bring home u.s. ambassador to syria robert ford
This week, United States Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford participated in a tour sponsored by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s government in the Northwest province of Idlib. The propaganda tour was organized to show the devastation caused by what government officials described as “foreign outlaws” and “radical Islamists”. The excursion included Syrian officials who explained to Ford that Islamic extremists were responsible for the more than 1,500 deaths that have occurred since anti-government protests began on March 15. Government officials also told Ford that there have been no peaceful freedom marches, as has been reported by the international media, only foreign radicals looking to destabilize Syria. Ambassador Ford dutifully attended the government’s tour but has since failed to respond or react.
obama’s silence on syria helps iran
May.19, 2011 in
Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, Iran, National Security, President Obama
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It doesn’t seem like a gutsy call to put sanctions on a head of state who has jailed protesters and shot peaceful demonstrators since early March. President Barack Obama’s overdue call to add Bashar al-Assad to a sanctions list restricting his travel outside of Syria is a slow start to one of the greatest U.S. foreign policy opportunities of our generation. And today’s Middle East Speech did nothing more to push Assad.
bring back the french fries!
Mar.19, 2011 in
Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, National Security, President Obama, Susan Rice, United Nations
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So it turns out that French fries are really freedom fries after all.
From the moment Moammar Gaddafi started his vicious military campaign against his people, French President Nicolas Sarkozy spoke of confronting the Libyan madman. While President Obama thought about what to do, Sarkozy met with members of the Libyan opposition at the Elysee Palace on March 10 to support an overthrow of the Libyan leader.
southern california npr radio debate on bradley manning: richard grenell vs. daniel ellsberg
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http://www.scpr.org/programs/patt-morrison/2011/03/14/manning/
Grenell on Fox News: “Susan Rice acts like she doesn’t want to be U.S. Ambassador to the UN”
Susan Rice skips another UN meeting
any republican senator voting for START should get a primary challenger
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There are some issues that are too important to overlook on Election Day. Defending our national security is one of them. Voting to implement the new START treaty in its current form is not only dangerous for Americans’ security but will send a strong signal to President Obama that he can continue to dilute U.S. defense capabilities. Make no mistake about it, Senators voting for the new START treaty give their support and acquiescence to President Obama’s weak national security policies.
american medical entrepreneurs can help respond to a biological attack
http://www.newsmax.com/US/hemopurifier-aethlon-jim-joyce/2010/12/08/id/379360 my piece in newsmax.com about how american entrepreneurs could help local and federal government officials respond to a biological attack.
Richard A. Grenell has nearly two decades of experience in all aspects of communications and public affairs. Grenell has served as the primary communications advisor for public officials at the local, state, federal and international levels, as well as for publicly traded Fortune 500 ranked companies.