Tag Archives: Hosni Mubarak
Egypt Ethics: Integrity Deficit on the Right
In any battle between the forces of entrenched authoritarian power and the people who no longer are willing to be dominated by it, the United States is morally, ethically, and historically bound to favor the cause of freedom. Continue reading →
Filed under Around the World, Citizenship, Government & Politics, History, Leadership, U.S. Society
Tagged as "Liberty and Tyranny", alliances, Chris Plante, conservative talk radio, core values, Declaration of Independence, democracy, dictators, diplomacy, Egypt, Egyptian uprising, ethics, Glenn Beck, Hosni Mubarak, human rights, inalienable rights, integrity, Josef Stalin, liberty, Mark Levin, Mike Huckabee, Muslim Brotherhood, Newt Gingrich, revolution, Sarah Palin, tyrants, World War II
Unethical Comment of the Week: Vice-President Joe Biden
Whichever of these applies to Biden’s quote, it is remarkably silly, unethical statement.
Filed under Around the World, Government & Politics, Leadership, Professions, Quotes, U.S. Society
Tagged as competence, deceit, dictatorship, Egypt, honesty, Hosni Mubarak, lies, power, trust, Vice-President Joe Biden
