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The January/February issue of Foreign Affairs featured the article "Time to Attack Iran: Why a Strike Is the Least Bad Option," by Matthew Kroenig, along with commentary about other ways to contain the Iranian threat.
This is a tale of two political scandals. Both strike at the heart of our democracy.
The last time US President Barack Obama met Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, it was obvious that the two men distrusted and despised each other. This time (5 March), their mutual dislike was better hidden, but the gulf between them was still as big, especially on the issue of Iran's alleged desire for nuclear weapons.
Daniel Pipes, the anti-Arab Islamophobe is reportedly spooked these days. "Actually he has become an almost terrified man", so says a colleagues at Pipes Islamophobic Middle East Forum (MEF) and the MaCartyesque Campus Watch Organization.
Taking a stand against the agricultural takeover of the United States and worldwide, a group of Occupy DC members began to protest outside the offices of Monsanto.
There are innumerable good reasons for Syrians to revolt against the Asad regime. The country is saturated with corruption, nepotism, favouritism, bribery, lawlessness, and inept economic policies that have impoverished a lot of people. But the overwhelming cause for the Syrians to revolt is to win back their DIGNITY.
As predictable as the tides, the visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brings out the worst of the Ottawa Press Corps.
Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, celebrated Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) by denouncing it as an effort to "demonize and delegitimize the State of Israel."
Antisemitism Real and Imagined: Responses to the Canadian Parliamentary Coalition to Combat Antisemitism, edited by Michael Keefer. Waterloo. Ontario, Canada: The Canadian Charger, 2010, $22.00. Pp. 286.
If the corporate media is successful in drumming up support for war against Iran, the only predictable outcome will be enormous suffering for ordinary people, according to Dr. Michael Keefer, recently retired professor of English at the University of Guelph.
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