Sarah Palin takes on foreign aid, funding, Egypt

Former Governor of Alaska may be kicked at the start of his campaign of 2012 potential at high speed with its new tour bus and a stop promoted in New Hampshire in the coming weeks, and who used his Facebook page to argue the announcement of the Obama President of the Conference of the G8 in Europe that we have offered $ 2 million for the "new Government" of Egypt. Palin says that there is no real basis behind the foundling organization and concerned "exactly that finance, in a brief note". Also expresses his contempt for the practice of "borrowing from Peter to pay Paul", as China often contributes to our financially struggling, and the United States and then give the money loaned to a variety of third-world Nations potentially corrupt. She also mentions his frustration with the current administration in the White House, and probably more speculation even more about their past political movements, saying that she cannot wait for the next election in years.

Should we be asking borrow money from China to turn around and give it to the Muslim Brotherhood?

Given that they have massive deficit and they are drowning in more than 14 billion dollars in debt, and despite not knowing who will rule to Egypt until the elections in this fall, this strange strategy may be the final result given the announcement of the Obama President who is committing $ 2 million for the "new Government of Egypt." It is part of a package of foreign aid of 20 billion dollars set out with the Group of 8 countries in Europe today.

Now, given that Egypt has a history of corruption when it comes to use the American help, it is doubtful that the money will really help people in need of Egypt. Couple that with the fact that the Muslim Brotherhood is organized to have a real shot to take control of the Government of Egypt and one has to wonder why we send money (not have) in the hands of Egypt unknown?

Throwing borrowed money is not a sound economic policy. And throwing money in the developing world is not a good foreign policy. Foreign assistance should go to American allies who need and appreciate and humanitarian when really can make a difference.

Whereas continuous foreign strategies of the administration of Obama in the economy and foreign policy have us counting the days for the forthcoming elections. November 2012 may not come soon.

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