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Fair and Balanced – An Essential Quid Pro-Quo

February 4, 2010

How do we ensure that China gets on board with Western efforts – now, seemingly and finally, deserving of the term – to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran, the quintessential challenge of our time? If the Chinese will not even agree to sanction the Iranian regime’s ruthless Revolutionary Guard, our current approach appears dangerously inadequate.

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The Chinese Conundrum

January 20, 2010

China gives all of $1 million (that’s one-tenth of one cent per Chinese citizen) to the Haiti relief effort, while the United States gives a still-too-modest $100 million (plus materials, support, manpower). Even tiny Israel sent the only full-blown operating theater, pediatric ICU and hospital (including radiology and maternity wards) with 40 doctors and attached [...]

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Capitalist Truths & Capitalist Labels

October 22, 2009
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It is unfortunate that in media saturated America – with its sound bite obsessed spin-meisters and its attention deficit consumers – the truth behind our ever-present labels is everywhere perverted. “Capitalism,” for example, is condemned by (self-described) socialist-leaning leftists. Yet many on the American left have little in common with authentic Marxism or European Socialism.

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“An End to Dependence on Middle East Oil” by Janet Levy

April 8, 2009

Originally published March 29, 2006 American Thinker Over the last 40 years, the United States has become increasingly dependent on foreign oil and reluctant to develop domestic, fossil fuel resources. Today, America imports two-thirds of its oil at a cost of $300 billion per year, much of it from politically unstable, Middle East countries which [...]

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Incredulous U.N.

August 8, 2008

The Human Rights Council at the United Nations has now banned any criticism regarding Sharia Law and human rights in the Islamic World. According to President Doru Romulus Costea – and following the efforts of delegates from Egypt, Pakistan and Iran – the Council will no longer tolerate criticism of either Sharia or specific fatwas [...]

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Appeasement Politics – Again

July 18, 2008

Negotiating with terrorists and with authoritarian regimes is often in the news these days. Opinions fly fast and wide about the relative merits of sitting down with this or that unsavory character. Yet we have only to glance at the latest news to receive a litany of reality checks. Robert Mugabe came to power using [...]

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The Last Year of the Pig

June 23, 2008

We may have seen the Year of the Pig fully celebrated in accordance with the Chinese calendar for the last time. References to pigs were banned in China’s television advertising in 2007, the official Year of the Pig, to prevent offending the Muslim population. In Taiwan citizens were put on notice about using ‘pig’ postage [...]

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ACLU’s Dream Team

June 11, 2008

Just in. The ACLU has recruited a “dream team” of more than 30 lawyers, including powerhouse Janet Reno, Ex-President Clinton’s former Attorney General, to protect from conviction and execution all of the alleged 9/11 conspirators incarcerated at Guantanamo Bay. These defendants include Khalid Sheikh Mohammed who many view as the mastermind of the attacks that [...]

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Reincarnation Banned?

August 24, 2007

According to Newsweek (August 20-27, 2007 issue), “In one of history’s more absurd acts of totalitarianism, China has banned Buddhist monks in Tibet from reincarnating without government permission.” Al Queda too issues regular pronouncements on the limits and directions of its adherent’s thoughts and behavior in this current life as well as, more importantly, on [...]

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Prognosis for America

October 5, 2001

Some Suggestions and Predictions: Things will seem to change even as they stay the same Aviation: All pilots must carry firearms and be trained in their appropriate use. All planes must carry armed and well trained plain–clothed marshals. All planes can be easily fitted with double separated bullet proof and bomb resistant doors and walls [...]

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