As long as the tunnel vision persists, those inside the Beltway who do more than
lift a finger to counter the sage advice of Michael Ledeen, they will continue to miss the dynamic within the Greater Middle East of the rivalry between KSA, and its allies on the GCC, on one side, and Iran, and its clients and allies on the other.
Mubarak, before he was retired, was on the side of the KSA, for Egypt and KSA were having war games about what happens if Iran sweeps into KSA. Well, those plans are, at best, on the shelf. Therefore, be prepared for a bumpier ride thanks to the deformed souls, scoundrels, scalawags and other reprehensible ilk
who are following in the footsteps of British Prime Minister Baldwin, who established the course that Chamberlain followed.
So, expecting to find a Churchill in today’s US is the same as trying to find
a black guest of honour at the next grand gathering of the KKK.
