Too much honey can be sickening.

Published in June 30th, 2009

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The war of words between President Obama and President Ahmadinejad continues after a series of violent protests about the elections. First, the President of the United States condemned violence against the people of Iran. Then, the new re-elected President of Iran accused President Obama of interfering in Iranian affairs. This situation has forced the Obama [...]

God does not love evil.

Published in June 29th, 2009

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The White House audio recording released this week showing that President Richard Nixon was a supporter of legal abortion in circumstances that would result in interracial babies gave me chills. Abortion itself is a very sad experience for any woman. But to discriminate based on race is indescribable. It is shameful. But God is not [...]

Tell a lie Saturday and you will be ashamed on Sunday.

Published in June 27th, 2009

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The “missing” South Carolina governor, Mark Sanford, has finally ended the mystery over his bizarre week-long disappearance by confessing on live television to an affair. Seen as ultra-conservative and a potential GOP candidate for the 2012 presidential elections, he definitely has ruined his chances. (Ironically, he was a strong attacker of Bill Clinton‘s affair with [...]

Death is like an eagle that snatches away a chick and leaves its mother in tears.

Published in June 26th, 2009

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The death of Michael Jackson has stunned the world like an atomic bomb. Death is always news; but, the death of the King of Pop makes you feel like you’ve lost a family member or a close friend. He certainly was one of the greatest performers in music history. He was a genius, a true [...]

The best way to eat the elephant standing in your path is to cut it up into little pieces.

Published in June 24th, 2009

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The world is watching what is going on in Iran, powerless to stop it. It is frustrating to see a young woman on the ground, bleeding and dying, and people being shot. The more violent the terrorists — in this case, the Iranian police and revolutionary guard — the more determined the people are. Riot [...]

Nothing wipes your tears away but your own hand.

Published in June 22nd, 2009

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Health care in America is the debate of the moment. Most Americans agree that there are problems with the existing health care system. Despite his ambitious plan to make health care affordable to the millions of Americans without health care, the president is facing big opposition within his own political party. There is no hope [...]

Silence is an attribute of the dead; he who is alive speaks.

Published in June 21st, 2009

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Sometimes it is difficult to be silent when facing a complex situation. President Obama has sent a strong message to the Iranian regime about the use of force against their own people. It is a good thing to say something at this moment when the opposition in Iran needs some moral support from the rest [...]

If you know the beginning well, the end will not trouble you.

Published in June 18th, 2009

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The news from Iran is dominating the headlines. A revolution in that country can have a big impact in world affairs, from the war against terrorism to a true dream of peace with the West. Like any other revolution, the protests started slow and have been gaining momentum. Nobody can predict what will happen in [...]

Cactus is bitter only to him who tastes it.

Published in June 17th, 2009

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Definitely, the Islamic Republic of Iran will not be the same country after days of successive protests over the disputed election. How can the rest of the world not believe that this election was rigged if all communications have been cut off and all foreign press banned from reporting? It seems that the determination of [...]

If you throw a handful of stones, one at least will hit.

Published in June 15th, 2009

Posted by in Current affairs, Politics

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CIA director Leon Panetta says it’s almost as if former vice president Dick Cheney would like to see another attack on the United States to prove that he is right in criticizing the Obama administration for abandoning the harsh interrogation of terrorism suspects. It is not shocking news. Rush Limbaugh, a dear friend of Dick [...]

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