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Category Archives: Foreign Affairs
projecting prejudice
Obama must really have a distain for the average Israeli citizen. In a recent interview with the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, when asked why he thought so many Israeli’s felt anxiety toward him, he responded, “some of it may just be … Continue reading
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on european economics
Some Europeans are finally starting to realize that cradle-to-grave social programs and high debt are unsustainable: “We can’t finance our social model anymore — with 1 percent structural growth we can’t play a role in the world,” European Council President … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Affairs
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worthwhile interview
I can’t think of a person I respect more than Victor Davis Hanson (well, maybe Charles Krauthammer). Here is a segment from a great interview he did with Robert Baer and Peter Robinson. (You can also read most of Hanson’s … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs
Tagged National Review, NRO, Uncommon Knowledge, VDH, Victor Davis Hanson, video
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The Israeli double-standard.
Human Rights Watch (HRW) just got their a**’* handed to them last week in the New York Times. It turns out that Human Rights Watch is so blinded by their hatred for the state of Israel that even the founder … Continue reading
critiquing Obama’s speech
I have long been a critic of Obama’s speeches… and the more of them he gives, the more unbearable they are. His recent address to the U.N. may be the epitome of Obama’s naiveté and narcissism. Without giving too much … Continue reading
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Tagged nonproliferation, obama, speech, UN, United Nations
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America Alone – A discussion
Mark Steyn is really an interesting character. Whether its discussing rather obscure points of british cultural humor on national radio or just zinging one-liners at liberals… he is one of the most enjoyable personalities in media today. He’s the kind … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Books, Arts, Foreign Affairs, arts/entertainment, humor
Tagged America, Europe, Islam, mark steyn, terrorism
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The Honduran non-coup
Miguel Estrada has a very thorough legal analysis in the Los Angeles Times regarding the Honduran “coup”…. It turns out it really wasn’t a ‘coup’ after all… but a proper, judicially-ordered removal of President Zelaya resulting from his activities in … Continue reading