Top-Secret Bush Foreign Policy Memo Revealed

Posted on February 24, 2011 by Peter

Ever wonder what the Bush Administration’s most brilliant thinking on foreign policy looked like? Now we know, thanks to this 2003 document that former Defense Sec. Donald Rumsfeld posted on Rumsfeld.com.

By the way, has there ever been a more delightfully vague memo title than “Issues w/Various Countries”?

Found by Peter on AmandaDobbins.com.


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  • Anonymous

    Hmm… I fail to see the problem with the letter.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_BNQRKCD4K5LAATFDTQQQW7CCQY Daniel

    What exactly is wrong with this letter?

  • Anonymous

    The problem with this letter is that Rumsfeld doesn’t specify *which* Korea: North, or South. That’s probably why Feith didn’t get things resolved.

  • http://statesmansentinel.com Classical Liberal

    “we need more coercive diplomacy”nnYeah, I think maybe there is something wrong right there.

  • Anonymous

    Well, South Korea isn’t much of a problem….

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Robby-Seager/1578480143 Robby Seager

    Funniest thing I’ve seen in a while

  • Anonymous

    what wrong with this letter? Other than it looks like it was written by a mean little 3rd grader who just learned the names of some countries, it looks fine.

  • Anonymous

    what wrong with this letter? Other than it looks like it was written by a mean little 3rd grader who just learned the names of some countries, it looks fine.

  • Anonymous

    Why do we keep electing the same old morons?? Like a mean 3rd grader is LOL! “Coercive Diplomacy” is “When and Where should I send the bombs and bullets this time?” Sure, nothing wrong with this – that’s exactly my point!

  • Anonymous

    “Coercive Diplomacy” is “When and Where should I send the bombs and bullets this time?” nnSure, nothing wrong with this if you like our aggressive policies!

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=794880339 Carol M Burnett

    I like other Americans are tired of the bickering between the Democrats and the Republicans. I want to see Term Limits on the House and Senate and put these people on the same Social Security System and Health Care we are on. Lets see if something gets done then.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Laing/653169585 David Laing

    CLUELESS!

  • Carol Davidek-Waller

    Rumsfeld was a super delagator. nHere Douglas, fix Syria, Libya and Pakistan and by the way Korea.nEven worse, it’s Rumsfeld’s mess. nWhy aren’t these people behind bars?!

  • Anonymous

    right on Carol! NO MORE Professional Politicians!nSillohed

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