The West was never bothered before that Mubarak wasn’t a democrat: If a dog offers to help you across the river, don’t ask if he is suffering from mange

Published in February 10th, 2011

Posted by in Current affairs, foreign affairs, US foreign policy

The way President Mubarak of Egypt has been dumped in the mud by his “friends” in the West is unbelievable. Only the state of Israel has been consistent in their support and show of gratitude to a man who, for thirty years, has been an important ally and prevented the destruction of Israel by Muslim extremists. In France, [...]

Palin needs to learn when to be quiet: He who talks incessantly, talks nonsense

Published in February 9th, 2011

Posted by in Current affairs, Politics, US foreign policy

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The former Alaska governor and Tea Party leader fights hard to stay in the news. Her latest “faux pas”, her call to the White House to ask the president about Egypt. It is laughable. I do not know if she has advisors to help her achieve her goals. Known for not being an expert in foreign [...]

President Bush will have to answer for Iraq war: If God gives you leprosy, look to your own past misdeeds

Published in February 7th, 2011

Posted by in Current affairs, foreign affairs, Justice, US foreign policy

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While America is celebrating the 100th anniversary of President Reagan‘s birth, President George W. Bush just cancelled a trip to Switzerland, fearing an arrest and charges of crimes against humanity. Human rights groups are actively building cases against the former US president and his entourage–including Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and Condoleeza Rice–over the mistreatment of prisoners in Guatanamo Bay. [...]

Mubarak doesn’t need outside pressure: Only the owner can free his home from mice

Published in February 5th, 2011

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It is difficult not to talk about Egypt again. President Mubarak reminds us of the former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. The call for more freedom and democracy in the Arab world by the West shows again that they do not understand the Muslim world. They are different than Westerners. Saddam Hussein reigned ruthlessly and spread fear among his countrymen. Some days [...]

Mubarak’s destiny is in his own hands: A sinking vessel needs no navigation

Published in February 2nd, 2011

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As human beings get older, we lose our strengh. Despite the loud calls of his people to step dowm, President Hosni Mubarak is still fighting to stay in power. Instead of instantly quitting, he promises that he won’t seek re-election. Reactions are mixed. As outsiders, the European Union and the US administration are limited in setting [...]

Republican party and Tea Party: Languages differ but coughs are the same

Published in February 1st, 2011

Posted by in Current affairs, GOP, Politics

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The Republican party and the Tea Party are like two viruses in the same petri dish; one is virulent and the other attenueted, but they both are still viruses. The latest polls suggesting that ninety percent of Republicans want the Tea Party to play a role within the GOP shows that the Tea Party and the Republican party [...]

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