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Post fall revelations justify the overthrowing of Khaddafi: When the big tree falls, the goat eats its leaves

Published in August 31st, 2011
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It is difficult to resist talking about the fall of Moammar Khaddafi. Like any other fall, the big revelations follow. The exposure of a dictator’s life justifies the actions of those who overthrew him. As head of state, the leader of a country has a different life, as shown by revelations of Khaddafi’s wealth, secret [...]

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How will former IMF director Dominique Strauss-Khan deal with women in the future? A man bitten by a snake is afraid of lizards

Published in August 27th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, foreign affairs, Justice
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Former IMF director Dominique Strauss-Khan got his passport back after the case against him was dismissed. What lesson should we learn from this bizzare story? Society crucified the man before the final verdict. Strauss -Khan was a victim of his own reputation as a ladies’ man. Despite the humiliation, the man is still very popular [...]

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Rebels in Gaddhafi’s Lybia are puppets guided by the West: If you see a turtle on top of a fence post, you know he had some help

Published in August 24th, 2011
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Deja vu. The fall of Mouammar Kadhafi shares many similarities with the fall of Saddam Hussein. Mouammar Kadhafi was “defeated” by the colonists (France, Italy, England, and the US), not by the Lybian rebels. Like a predator, the quartet hid behind weak and inexperienced fighters to claim the uprising is of the Lybian people against [...]

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Prime Minister Cameron punishing London rioters and looters harshly: A chief of village should not create a new law when he is angry

Published in August 22nd, 2011
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Rioters and looters in London have been punished severely, according to the British opposition and human rights groups. Sentencing has been inconsistent. Prime Minister David Cameron is a supporter of harsh punishment for those who have broken the law. However, here is the problem: the British prisons are crowded. Long sentences for looters who have [...]

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CNN’s respected Piers Morgan and Christine O’Donnell: He who has got experience can milk a running cow

Published in August 19th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, Politics, Strange stuff
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The images of Christine O’Donnell walking away from the Piers Morgan interview is an illustration of the broken side of politics in America. The Tea Party movement, a terrorist movement for some people, is certainly the last political movement that the Unites States needs. Can you imagine that this woman was very close to be [...]

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Michele Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll: A chicken that hatches a crocodile’s eggs is looking for trouble

Published in August 16th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, GOP, Politics
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Michele Bachmann won the straw poll in Iowa. It is good news for her campaign. The race for the presidential GOP nomination is on. So far, she is the only woman against male contenders. Her road will be long and full of obstacles. Michele Bachmann will face influencial candidates such as Mitt Romney and Rick [...]

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Ghaddafi and Ahmadinejad critize UK over response to unrest in London: Truth and morning become light with time

Published in August 13th, 2011
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Theories of global conspiracy are true. The Arab world is on fire, but it is unclear who is the pyromaniac: the West or the Arab people themselves. For sure, international laws are unjust. Imagine if England was an Arab country. The revolt of youth in London would be called an uprising of the people of [...]

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Americans should turn their anger over the debt crisis towards their politicians, not Standard & Poor: When the music stops, a deaf person continues to dance

Published in August 11th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, Economy, Politics
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Democrats and Republicans have picked their representives to the bipartisan debt committee. The unpopular US congress will have to find a way to show to the American people that they are ready to work together to solve America’s debt problem. The debt ceiling debate is a national embarassment, especially for a country that is so [...]

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Retreat and let the Afghans neutralize themselves: It makes no sense to try to forge the iron while it is still cold

Published in August 8th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, foreign affairs, US foreign policy
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Bad news brings worse news sometimes. After the economic bombshell this week, the US has lost a SEAL team, its elite force, in a helicopter attack in Afghanistan. The mood in the country is somber. It is a sad day for the nation, and a sad day for the families of those who have lost [...]

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Mubarak abandoned by the West as he goes on trial: If you choose to make friendship with a pig, you must be prepared to live in the mud

Published in August 5th, 2011
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The trial of Hosni Mubarak has began in Cairo. The former Egyptian leader is in a cage like a monkey. Mubarak is the latest former ally of the West to be abandoned after many years of serving the interests of peace.This trial is certainly a lesson to any world leaders who believe that they are [...]

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