Analyst's note:  My first reaction to this article was - "What?"  Then after some thought, we've known for some time that this is the same group (AFL-CIO) who's leader frequently visits our White House. 

This is simply more evidence of a community organizer gone global -- most would say "gone wild."  And we are paying for this meddling in national affairs and foreign policy?  But how does one explain the involvement in world affairs of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce?  More George Soros money no doubt.  Yes, the same man that likely almost $1billion at odds of 10/1 last month that the U.S. would lose its AAA credit rating.

"[....] In a statement last week, the AFL-CIO praised the role of unions and workers in what it called the "popular mobilizations against corrupt, oppressive regimes in Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain and throughout the Middle East and North Africa."

The statement was carried by People's World, an online magazine directly descended from the Daily Worker, the publication of the Communist Party USA.

The AFL-CIO statement said: "After enduring decades of repression exercised by governments with the support of the West, including the United States, the workers and people of Tunisia and Egypt have mobilized by the millions for democracy and fundamental rights."

"The AFL-CIO and the global labor movement salute the independent trade union movements in both of these countries and support their aspirations for social justice," the statement continued.

The AFL-CIO called on the U.S. to be "responsive to the demands of the people for political and economic reform."

Analysts have pointed out the Mideast and North African revolutions have been ushering Islamist parties to political power.[....]"