To read this important article for yourself visit http://article.nationalreview.com/436058/the-myth-of-irans-isolation/charles-krauthammer. Tweet
Friday, June 11, 2010
Tim Pawlenty vs. Jon Stewart On "The Daily Show"
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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Hezbollah Praises Helen Thomas
The AFP reports that "Hezbollah on Wednesday saluted veteran US reporter Helen Thomas's 'courage' for her controversial comments against Israel, which sparked a furor and forced her to retire."
"Respected American journalist Helen Thomas's answer shows ... a courageous, bold, honest and free opinion which expresses what people across the globe believe: that Israel is a racist state of murderers and thugs," Hezbollah MP Hussein Moussawi said in a statement.
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Obama Meets With Mahmoud Abbas And Says Gaza Blockade Is "Unsustainable"
The Jerusalem Post reports that the "US is pressing for a new strategy for increasing the flow of goods to Gaza and is boosting aid to Palestinians there while seeking to portray the moves as achievements for the Palestinian Authority rather than Hamas. US President Barack Obama said he was looking for a 'new conceptual framework' for handling the Hamas-run Gaza Strip, at a press conference following his meeting with PA President Mahmoud Abbas Wednesday."
“There should be ways of focusing narrowly on arms shipments, rather than focusing in a blanket way on stopping everything and then in a piecemeal way allowing things into Gaza,” he said, rejecting the current Israeli model for controlling trade and supplies into the Strip. "In implementing a new approach," he continued, “it seems to me that we should be able to take what has been a tragedy and turn it into an opportunity to create a situation where lives in Gaza are directly improved.”
The Jerusalem Post reports that to "that end, the White House announced Wednesday that it was contributing an additional $400 million to Palestinians. While the largest chunk is allocated for mortgage assistance in the West Bank, several smaller projects were dedicated to rebuilding schools, agriculture facilities and sewage systems in Gaza."
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Poll Shows Conservatives And Libertarians Score Best On Basic Economics Test, Liberals Fail
Daniel B. Klein writs in the Wall Street Journal: "Who is better informed about the policy choices facing the country—liberals, conservatives or libertarians? According to a Zogby International survey that I write about in the May issue of Econ Journal Watch, the answer is unequivocal: The left flunks Econ 101. Zogby researcher Zeljka Buturovic and I considered the 4,835 respondents' (all American adults) answers to eight survey questions about basic economics. We also asked the respondents about their political leanings: progressive/very liberal; liberal; moderate; conservative; very conservative; and libertarian." To read more about this survey visit http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703561604575282190930932412.html?mod=WSJ_Opinion_LEADTo. Tweet
Former US Ambassador To UN John Bolton: "Obama Is Abandoning Israel"
To read this very important article by one of the finest and most clear thinking foreign policy minds our nation has to offer visit http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/letting_israel_hang_F5zJfknQYINIa2q0tBMC1K/1. Tweet
Monday, June 7, 2010
Most Americans Place The Blame On The Flotilla Organizer And Not On Israel
Rasmussen reports that forty-nine percent (49%) o"f U.S. voters believe pro-Palestinian activists on the Gaza-bound aid ships raided by Israeli forces are to blame for the deaths that resulted in the high-profile incident. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just 19% of voters think the Israelis are to blame. Thirty-two percent (32%) more are not sure. But 51% say Israel should allow an international investigation of the incident. Twenty-five percent (25%) agree with the Israeli government and reject the idea of an international probe. Another 24% are undecided." Tweet
Sunday, June 6, 2010
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