Ortega returns, Dubya ignores
USA Today reports that Daniel Ortega, the Communist of Nicaragua who was a PLO and IRA sympathiser, is trying to retake the presidency in Nicaragua. And where is Dubya, one might wonder? Apparently, he's uninterested in dealing with the problem, in sharp contrast to Reagan, who fought to get him removed from office, as Ortega was in 1990.
Then again, seeing how Dubya is also oblivious to slavery in Sudan, and also Castro's reign in Cuba, right on his front doorstep, I guess it's no surprise that he's content to ignore the return of Ortega.
Dubya may have started out promisingly in the war on terror during his first term of office, but now, in his second term, he certainly seems to be exploitative that so he can just lazy around and not do anything.
Then again, seeing how Dubya is also oblivious to slavery in Sudan, and also Castro's reign in Cuba, right on his front doorstep, I guess it's no surprise that he's content to ignore the return of Ortega.
Dubya may have started out promisingly in the war on terror during his first term of office, but now, in his second term, he certainly seems to be exploitative that so he can just lazy around and not do anything.
Labels: Africa, jihad, Latin America, terrorism, United States
