The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Hot Topics AA: European Statebuilding Through Hard And Soft Power 10/25/09 AA: Gaddafi: Disarm Israel or let Arabs develop nukes 10/26/09 AA: In the Cybersecurity War, Collaboration Is Key 10/26/09 AA: Iran plans to file ‘gas complaint’ against Turkey 10/24/09 AA: More diplomatic confusion between US and Poland 10/27/09 BY: Crime prevention is among priorities …
The disastrous mid-east strategy of Mad King George put the interests of Israel before all the interests of all others, including ourselves. It destroyed Iraq, alienated Turkey, countenanced the destruction of Gaza, placed Jordan in an impossible situation, and opened the door to the expansion of Iranian influence, among other things. One reaction to this …
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Assuming there is no fraud among the buyers and sellers in a market exchange, Caveat Emptor — the principle that the buyer alone is responsible for determining the quality and suitablity of goods or services before a purchase is made — is the cornerstone of free market ideology. Implicit in this belief is the necessary …
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Hot Topics AA: Balkans Press Freedom Report 2009 10/20/09 AA: From Russia with disdain10/16/09 BY: Military enlistment office denies alternative service to believers 10/20/09 GE: The Tagliavini Report: A Road to Peace? 10/20/09 IL: Israeli defense chief rejects probe into Gaza war 10/20/09 KV: Kosovo Press Review – October 20 10/20/09 RS: Russsia’s Medvedev appeals …
Hot Topics AA: Debating the dragon-bear duet 10/13/09 AA: Iran to ‘blow up the heart of Israel’ if attacked 10/09/09 AA: EU should tell Czechs enough is enough 10/13/09 BA: Diplomats Downplay Immediate Hopes on Bosnia Talks 10/09/09 BG: Right-wingers to back GERB’s Fandukova to be mayor of Sofia 10/13/09 GE: Is Georgia Safe From …
Lack of Mid-East peace deepens water crisis By Natalia Antelava, BBC News, Berui, 13 October 2009 For the last two years Iraq, Syria, Jordan and parts of Turkey and Lebanon, have suffered from the devastating effects of the worst drought that the Middle East has experienced in decades. In addition to human suffering, the security …
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Hot Topics AA: Mubarak urges Israel to resume peace talks 10/04/09 AA: Old dispute could yet upset Armenia, Turkey peace 10/06/09 CZ: The Czech Year of Adjustments 10/02/09 GE: An Invasion by Any Other Name 10/06/09 IL: Lieberman wants ‘new Israeli foreign policy’ 10/07/09 IL: UN report has Israeli officers concerned they could be arrested …
