February 04, 2008
An Endorsement that Matters: Walid Phares Endorses Mitt Romney
By 2012 the Jihadists may recruit one million suicide bombers and could align two nuclear powers. By 2016 they would deploy 10 million suicide bombers and seize five regimes equipped with the final weapon. In the next eight years, NATO’s European membership and US interests worldwide could be battling urban intifadas. To avoid these prospects of apocalypse, the offices on Pennsylvania Avenue must catch up with lost opportunities before next winter.
And that potential hyperdrama hinges on the mind and the nerves of the next President of this country.
I am looking at the most terrifying item on any Presidential agenda: national security. Here is what I’ve found so far.
Read it all here.
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Dr Walid Phares recommendation of Mitt Romney is based on his analysis of the candidates' perception of the War on terror. Phares sees that Romney understood the global dimension of the Jihadist threat, while McCain wants to simply fight on the current battlefield in Iraq. That is the difference between the two men and the two doctrine. McCain doesn't seem to have advisors who are updating him on the Jihadi threat. Romney sounds more aware of the ultimate objective of these forces and is preparing to confront them worldwide with good allies. Romney seem to be a man who learned from the previous mistakes of the Bush Administration and will be changing the direction towards better. McCain will be sitting in the same square. The other candidates from the Democratic Party have a disastrous agenda: they want to lose the war.
Posted by: Debra Hunter at February 4, 2008 01:58 PM
