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Tag: White House

  • The Realistic Threat Of North Korea: a different approach

    Tonight once again, once again the same old discussion. The discussion being heard so many times but so little effective action being taken. The discussion about the pending and increasing dilemma’s as how to deal with North Korea. North Korea perceived as an increasing threat, – North Korea being an increasing threat. North Korea, with…

  • US Presidential profiles in violations of justice. (Part 10 – former President G.W. Bush)

      Image via Wikipedia The 43rd US President   This article will focus in particular on the background and the lead up to the wars in both Afghanistan and Iraq during the G.W.Bush Administration, including the triggering reason which we know as the September 11 attacks.   Behind the scene there were powerful persons like the US…

  • US Presidential profiles in violations of Justice. (Part 6 – former President Carter, the exception)

    The 39th Us President James Earl (“Jimmy”) Carter”   “Human rights  is  the  soul  of  our  foreign  policy, because  human  rights  is  the  very  soul  of  our  sense of  nationhood.”  – Jimmy  Carter. – The 39th US President was James Earl Carter born on the 1st of October 1924 in Plains,Georgia. After his graduation from the US…

  • US Presidential profiles in violations of Justice (Part 4 – former President Nixon)

    The 37th US President Richard Milhouse Nixon “I am not a crook” – R.M Nixon:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sh163n1lJ4M&feature=player_detailpage RICHARD   NIXON’s   VIOLATIONS  OF  JUSTICE Richard Milhouse Nixon (1913-1994 was born in Yorba Linda (California) in a lower middle class quaker family of an Irish background. After his degree at Duke University he worked for 5 years as…

  • US Presidential profiles in violations of Justice (Part 3 – former US President Johnson)

    The 36th US President Lyndon B.Johnson – “I am making a collection of the things my opponents have found me to be, and when this election is over I am going to open a museum and put them on display”  -LBJ. Introduction Perhaps Lyndon Baines Johnson neither needs a museum to put his assumed actions by his opponents  on display,…

  • Profiles In US Presidential Violations of Justice – Front page (Part 1 of 11)

    Front page of  “Profiles in US Presidential Violations of Justice”. Part 1. – Introduction: – “Profiles in US Presidential Violations of Justice” gives an overview of some previous US Presidents from the perception of  violations of Justice,  the last including both the law and/or  US Constitution. The facts are actually somewhat sobering perhaps and offer an insight at the Executive…

  • Interim assessment of a President

    Introduction. With the 2012 US Presidential elections in sight, we are now slowly closing in on the first 1000 days in Office of the current 44th US President Barack Hussein Obama, – borne the 4th of August 1961 in Hawaii. Upon taking office Barack Obama was seen as a refreshing alternative for his predecessor  President  George…