Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Hagel says draft may be unavoidable.

This is what I was worried about when old Joe Biden dropped the bomb about needing to support our new president in the first days of his administration. I thought then he was talking about reinstating a selective service system.

If Chuck Hagel, "Republican" Senator from Nebraska becomes Secretary of Something, this is great way to start his propoganda campaign "for" a draft by slowly frontloading the "bad" news.

I wonder how the Obama kids will feel then.

Unfortunately, the world is heating up more as governments now want to test the changed America. Russia has thumbed its nose at Obama, which must say volumes about Medvedev's (Putin"s) regard for our new prez. Meanwhile, Hugo Chavez and the Russians are new best friends; Cuba's waiting to get their land back (Gitmo); and if Obama doesn't renew the free trade agreement with Colombia, the open door to socialism is bound to occur there because of the fall of their economy.

That's just the beginning.

There's also the matter of continuing Bush's plans to have anti nuclear defense missiles in Poland. Obama states he doesn't want to have them there if they're not working. (They are working.) So, what will he do when Putin starts flexing more Russian muscle? Will he back down?

He won't have to cancel that Polish facility if he can start a new military draft. He won't have to worry about the troop level problems, he thinks, and he can start anew. Too bad he want to cut 25% of the Military's budget. That may have been a campaign lie.

Today is Veteran's Day.

Thanks for the read.

2 comments:

Osher Doctorow said...

Andrea, this is very interesting stuff!

A draft would be hysterically funny coming from Obama! He'd promptly be besieged by all the young Dunces who voted or campaigned for him, almost all the Republicans, almost all the Far Leftists of his own party, almost all the people already worried about their Jobs (the majority of the Electorate), and he'd only get at most support from some "Centrists" in Congress or his top advisors. We could basically write him off as President of the USA.

Actually, I don't regard a Traitor during Wartime who promises if elected to almost immediately withdraw from the War as President of the USA even if he's Elected.

Osher Doctorow

Andrea Margot Hall said...

The irony is so horribly...well, IRONIC. Yes.