A Weak and Frightened President v. Four Power-Crazed World Players

BALTIMORE, Maryland October 8, 2015 - Whatever misplaced hope some had that the final months of President Obama's utterly failed presidency would pass without incident has to be gone, now.  The news last weekend that Obama wants the United States to accept some 200,000 Islamic refugees, at least 160,000 of which are said to be single men of "fighting" age, even though there is virtually no way of vetting these potential ISIS plants and no certain way of regulating their behavior, is the last straw in any argument that Obama is anything but an Islamic sympathizer bent on turning the United States into another Islamic outpost.  And yet all of Washington will sit and mumble, the press will act like nothing has happened, and Obama will continue marching on to his next uber leftist target.

What's worse, the truly dogmatic dictatorships and Marxist regimes of the world are circling these United States and its misfit President like vultures circling a dead cow.  Obama is both weak and completely ill-equipped to handle the treatment he is about to undergo on the world state, where both the Chinese and Russians are flexing their revamped military muscle even as this time's Benedict Arnold slashes the USA military to the utter bone.  In the South China Sea, those fun-loving Red Chinese have built manmade Islands equipped with air strips and military bases, and informed the world that they now claim 12-mile national water rights around each Island.  Supposedly, our Navy has a plan to challenge that claim that will entail sending a fully armed battleship into the 12-mile zone, but Obama has yet to sign off on it.  Don't hold your breath for that approval.  It took Obama forever to give the go ahead to kill Osama bin Laden; the eventually successful attack was delayed many times by Obama's bumbling.  Of course, when he finally did give his OK, he marched around the world bragging like he himself had pulled the trigger.  Perish the thought.

The Russians, meanwhile, have been regularly flaunting the United States' and NATO's territorial claims, both in the seas off of Alaska and in the English Channel.  So far, neither the United States or NATO have challenged Putin's warriors.  The huge problem with this so-called restraint is that with a guy like Putin, restraint equals reluctance to confront, which only invites even more brazen territorial violations.  Obama and Kerry's ideas that the road to world peace can be achieved through unilateral pacifism will never work when the other players include nations still striving for world domination.  Right now there are at least four such players on the world stage: Putin, the Chinese, ISIS and Iran.  Any and all of them are swarming now, and their next move promises to be even more brazen and provocative than any we have yet seen.