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None of the GOP presidential candidates have spoken out against religious intolerance towards Romney: He who has approved of wrongdoing is as guilty as he who committed it

Published in October 14th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, GOP, Politics
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The GOP presidential race is heating up and full of surprises: a Black, a Mormon, and more. The Republicans are a little lost, put in a position of electing a Mormon or putting another Black man in the White House. The front runner keeps switching — now Cain, was Romney, previously Perry. Mitt Romney, is [...]

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Women take the Noble Peace Prize: Pride and dignity would belong to women if only men would leave them alone

Published in October 10th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, foreign affairs
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Three remarkable women are sharing the Noble Peace Prize this year: Tawakul Karman — a Yemini human right activist — and Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf and Leymah Gbowee of Liberia. The news is very encouraging for those who are fighting for equality and peace around the world. This recognition proves the important role that women can play [...]

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Steve Jobs was a pioneer. The future belongs to the next generation: With a little seed of imagination you can grow a field of hope

Published in October 7th, 2011
Posted by in Business, Current affairs, Tragedy
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Sorrow is what all human beings share, no matter in which part of the world you live. The death of Steve Jobs, inventor and co-founder of Apple, has shaken the world like a violent volcano. We knew that he was sick. We were prepared for the bad news due to the seriousness of his illness. [...]

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NJ Governor Chris Christie should wait to run: If you are to jump a swamp, you need to make one long hurdle

Published in October 4th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, GOP, Politics
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New Jersey Governor, Chris Christie, is one of the still undecided GOP contenders for the 2012 presidential race. The popular governor is under a lot of pressure from his supporters. The governor is young and dynamic, certainly very capable to lead the United States. The question is, is it the right time for him to [...]

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US keeps making same mistakes in foreign policy and wonders why people are hostile: A hyena cannot smell its own stench

Published in September 30th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, foreign affairs
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The UN, Israel, and the United States are up against the wall. Mahmoud Abbas’ bid for Palestinian Statehood is a big move and a big test that exposes the biased attitude of the United States. If the UN was not a puppet of the West, Palestinians would have their own state already, living side by side with [...]

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Palin obsession is back: He who marries a real beauty is seeking trouble

Published in September 26th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, Politics, Sarah Palin, Strange stuff
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The Sarah Palin obssession is back. Allegations in a new book suggest that Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor and John McCain’s choice for vice-president, slept with Glen Rice, an African American man who was a college basketball star at Michigan State. America has lost its mind. Whether the allegations are true or false, what [...]

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President Obama is like a gypsy, crossing the whole country, asking for a second chance: The arrow that misses the head of its target will never hit the tail

Published in September 19th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, Politics
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The house of the Democrats is burning. There is no way to conceal the smoke. The Democrats and their leader President Obama have many reasons to worry about the next presidential election. After their big loss of the majority in the House of Representives and the loss of Anthony Weiner’s seat in New York, it [...]

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Liberal media and GOP attacking Perry: He who digs a pit for others must invariably fall into it

Published in September 15th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, GOP, Politics
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American politics is slippery. Since Governor Perry is leading the GOP candidates for the presidential nomination, more information is surfacing about his “record” as governor of Texas, including a sex tape of him. The liberal media seems afraid of this rising dynamic governor. So does his own political party. These two groups need to be [...]

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America needs to change its foreign policy to avoid another 9/11: The eye looking at the sun will not need an advisor to tell it when to blink

Published in September 12th, 2011
Posted by in Current affairs, US foreign policy
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The 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attack in New York has just passed. This anniversary was special because this time, Osama Bin Laden is dead. This anniversary is also a moment of meditation, a moment of thinking and asking the question: Why? American people don’t understand why Al-Qaeda is obssessed with seeing America fall. The root [...]

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9/11: Americans’ lives have been changed forever, but life continues: One cannot stop sleeping in fear of bad dreams

Published in September 4th, 2011
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Quietly but surely, America is facing the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Is Al-Qaeda planning a spectacular attack to “celebrate” their best success against “the country of great Satan?” No one knows. Every year, when we approach the infamous date of 9/11, the fear is symbolized by the controversial scanners that are supposed to prevent more attacks [...]

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