Dear Mahmoud
Given that in almost every foreign policy issue that Obama will face, Iran will figure prominently, a response (or lack of one) to Ahmadinejad's congratulatory letter to Obama is of far more importance than one might ordinarily think.
Given that in almost every foreign policy issue that Obama will face, Iran will figure prominently, a response (or lack of one) to Ahmadinejad's congratulatory letter to Obama is of far more importance than one might ordinarily think.
Obama's vacation ends like many of ours have over the years. With pleasant memories behind and significant problems ahead.
As long as Hamas rules its Gaza roost with its iron fist, any hope for a two state solution is just not in the cards. Hamas plays with a crooked deck.
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With or without intention, Israel has incited millions across the Arab world to praise Syria and Iran, both dedicated to the Palestinian cause, and perhaps just as many to condemn Egypt and more moderate countries.
As the American dollar declines and bombs drop on Gaza, the likeliness of regional countries becoming drawn into the conflict are mounting.
Huntington theorized that, with the end of the Cold War and the removal of ideology as a source of conflict, it would be cultural and religious differences that would now propel history.
The proud towers of Wall Street have fallen, disgorging packs of thieves and fraudsters. The mighty US suddenly exposed as the proverbial king without clothes. Uncle Sam is bankrupt.
While it certainly is a new refrain for him, John Bolton's recent speech does not represent a shift in the neoconservative chorus on Iran. It is just the same old song, albeit with some different lyrics.
If the US had working relations with Iran, Iran could use its "good offices" with Hamas to help quickly bring about a "durable and sustainable" ceasefire, ending the assaults on Gaza.
Outing Valerie Plame may be yesterday's news, but the consequences of losing a counterintelligence operation in the middle east because of Dick Cheney's pique may be significant for a long time to come.
Bill Clinton kept us safe from al-Qaeda attacks on the US homeland for 95 months. He did not shred the Constitution to do it. Would Bush credit Clinton for protecting the country because of that record?
We see how Obama is easy to discuss all things domestic (such as bailouts, market forces, and more bailouts), but mum on how he poses to work it out abroad.
A nuclear attack on a nation of seventy million people (a great many of them innocent of the desire to wipe Israel off the map) is morally indefensible. How can Morris defend it?
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Shirin Ebadi received worldwide recognition and hero status when she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2005. The Iranian government has tried repeatedly to silence her, but to no avail.
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This was very informative, thank you! See, this is missing from the MSM - details!
Its not the American people who are complaining about his pick...It is the Washington insiders.Let our senators know we the people are fine with the choice of this fine public servant.
See William Bradley's Profile
Feinstein is falling into line.
There's such thing as a Liberal Republican?!!! Whoa, that is kind of weird!
See William Bradley's Profile
Was, was, was.
Reality can be weird.