World welfare reform should be the order of the day. The success of welfare reform in this country suggests that its use would be advantageous to the citizens of the rest of the world. The amount of countries receiving welfare from the United States, the world bank and other countries is astronomical.

Dozens of countries throughout the continent of Africa and the rest of the world never make an effort to improve their lot locally, but depend on welfare extended by the United States and other countries for their subsistence. I would hazard to guess that 40 percent of this aid is used for their country’s citizens’ needs, and 60 percent for the governing hierarchy, such as: François “Papa Doc” Duvalier, and his son of Haiti, Charles Taylor of Liberia, and their minions - and the list goes on and on.

If polls were taken in all the countries that we give massive amounts of money or aid, and those that receive nothing from us, I would say the results would be very surprising. I believe that we should let Iran and Hezbollah expend all the monies for the rebuilding of Lebanon and get all the credit (which they would anyhow).

If you will remember, The Evil Empire was destroyed partly because of monies and aid they expended in propping up Cuba and North Korea. If efforts were made to boycott all trade with Iran, including the purchasing of any of their oil, they would very soon be unable to export terrorism, and there would be a regime change.

I know there are many people, especially politicians who would say we have to have their oil (don’t think so). Cooperation with oil exporting and importing countries could put an end to Iran’s troublemaking and terror exporting, leading to a quick regime change by reasonable people in Iran.