Condi signed off on these judgements.<\/p>\n
Friend<\/a>.<\/p>\n Enemy<\/a>.<\/p>\n Friend<\/a>.<\/p>\n Enemy<\/a>.<\/p>\n Now she wants $75 million for “democracy building<\/a>” in Iran. What achievement in her resume suggests she’s good at choosing democracy building friends<\/a>?<\/p>\n According to Atlantic Review<\/a>, NRO<\/em> is posting results from a survey that claims Germans are 46 percent in favour, 45 percent against a limited NATO strike against Iran, as opposed to no strike even if it “emerges Iran is on the brink of developing a nuclear weapon.”<\/p>\n However, the Welt am Sonntag<\/a> quotes the respectable Forsa polling institute, which found out that only 23% of Germans are in favor<\/strong> of using military measures to force Iran to give up its nuclear program, if diplomacy fails. 72% are against it.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Merkel’s image could be plastered on placards sooner than I’d predicted<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Condi signed off on these judgements. Friend. Enemy. Friend. Enemy. Now she wants $75 million for “democracy building” in Iran. What achievement in her resume suggests she’s good at choosing democracy building friends? According to Atlantic Review, NRO is posting … Continue reading