Analyst's note: Can personal charm stop a dictator? That's what Neville Chamberlain thought he was going to do, when he implemented "Plan Z." Of course it didn't work, and World War II happened in spite of Chamberlain's charisma and personal likability. It was Winston Churchill, the pompous and grumpy stalwart, who actually fought the war.
In this Afterburner, Bill Whittle uses this lesson from history as an allegory to discuss how President Obama assumes he can handle foreign relations. We had best find our real leaders, and quickly, if we are going to survive as a nation. See Dr. Edwin Vieira: Self-governance is NOT a spectator sport
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