Eastern Europe not feeling obama's love

In one of Sheana Kennealy's recent blogs, she summarized an article on how many European countries disagree with Obama and his plans. She also talked about how they did not agree with how Bush ran the country, but it was still better than what Obama is doing now. In her opinion, she believes that people are always looking for someone to blame for something, and in this case all the blame falls on the president. She also supports Obama, and believes that what he is doing will benefit all the world, and not just the U.S.A.
I would have to disagree that so many countries are disagreeing with Obama. I did an article earlier this month, and I found that America's status is actually improving in the world. Many countries approve how we are handling some of our bigger issues including, Iraq, Isreal, and other issues. But I do agree with Sheana that what Obama is doing now is benefiting everyone.

Search ends for missing after midair collision

After searchers scoured the Pacific ocean for 60 hours, authorities decided to call off the search-and-rescue mission for the nine people who crashed into the ocean after a Coast Gaurd C-130 plane collided with a Marine AH-1 helicopter on Thursday. The conclusion is that no one would have been able to survive this long, that the longest they could have survived was up to 20 hours. the Coast Gaurd had covered 644 miles, without finding a trace of anyone. the Coast Gaurd announced that a memorial service will be held at 11 a.m friday at the Coast Gaurd station in Sacremento.
I feel very bad for the families of the people who died in the accident. Its even worse that none of the bodies were found. I think that it is a very unfornunate, and unpredictable thing to have happen.

Mexico extradites record number to U.S.

Over the weekend 11 mexican fugitives were extradited to the United States, making the year 2009 to have the most total extradites ever. the current extraditions is now 100, topping last year's 95. Mexican President Felipe Calderon has emphasized extraditions to fight against drug dealers. Many drug dealers have been known to escape Mexican prison's, and continue to work inside them.
I think that it is good that Mexico is trying different tactics to stop the on-going struggle with drug dealers. I think that if the drug dealers are extradited to the U.S. it will put a halt to their business since they are so far away from their company. Also I'm sure that the prisons are more secure here in the U.S. than in Mexico.