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Qadaffi’s End? And What Will Replace Him? By | August 23, 2011
The Libyan people are going to be denied freedom and democracy before too long by the very people who have effected this liberation.
The China Threat By | August 23, 2011
Checking the China Scorecard – Friend or Foe?
The End of Normal By | August 23, 2011
Arab Spring: Swapping out a handful of dictators for their more obscure henchmen and Islamist allies
Churches nationwide to open doors for National Black Ribbon Day By | August 22, 2011
Central and Eastern European Council of Canada
21 House Church Leaders in Inner Mongolia, Ningixa Criminally Detained By | August 22, 2011
The detainees would be sent to labor camps or would be criminally prosecuted.
Slip-Up in Chinese Military TV Show Reveals More Than Intended By Matthew Robertson & Helena Zhu | August 22, 2011
Piece shows cyber warfare against US entities
CUBA:  Inhumane acts committed by paramilitary forces against Ladies in White, worsen By | August 22, 2011
"Every Sunday the beatings are worse, but they will have to kill us because we will continue going to mass.”
What’s Next in Libya By Mike Brownfield | August 22, 2011
"Even if Qadhafi soon departs from the scene, Libya is likely to remain a turbulent snake pit with heavily-armed political factions for many years to come.”
Iran Attacks Israel Using Palestinian Proxies By | August 21, 2011
The Arab Spring is being manipulated by the Iranian ayatollahs whose goal of destroying Israel
Burying the Arab Spring By | August 21, 2011
Arab Spring is becoming a dangerous embarrassment to the foreign policy experts
Blood in the Streets By | August 20, 2011
By Thursday afternoon, seven Israelis had been killed and 26 had been wounded by unidentified attackers who entered Israel from Egyptian-ruled Sinai and staged a four-pronged attack.
Brutality against women in the streets of Havana By Laida Carro | August 19, 2011
Their clothes were ripped off and they were dragged half naked by a paramilitary mob that beat, kicked, spit, scratched, pushed, and pulled their hair
Poor Cybersecurity in Health Devices a Life-threatening Problem By Joshua Philipp | August 19, 2011
The issue sounds a bit sensational—hackers can breach your insulin pump and kill you—but Radcliffe gave a pretty clear explanation of how it works.
Prophecy: The Rock that Cannot Be Moved By | August 19, 2011
Prophecy promises that the God of creation will appear to deal with his creation in a final and decisive way
Israel & UN Double-Standards: Durban III By | August 19, 2011
Legitimacy of anti-semitism , United Nation
Palestine - Jerusalem Challenges The United Nations By | August 19, 2011
Will the UN rise to the challenge and defend the unity of Jerusalem against the latest attempt to divide it again?
Christian killed, others injured in mob attack in Egypt By | August 18, 2011
Persecution and Prayer alert, Voice of the Martyrs
It is Islam, Dummy! By | August 18, 2011
Muslims are taught to lie. They lie when they have to and they lie when they don't have to, just to stay in practice.
Petroleum R&D Receives Provincial Government Funding By | August 18, 2011
GeoEXPLORE Program
Petition for the Rights of a Christian Prisoner in Vietnam By Jeff King | August 17, 2011
Persecution and Prayer alert
U.N. ‘Anti-Racism’ Conference Bringing Unseemly Characters to New York By | August 17, 2011
The United States and Israel walked out of the notorious 2001 anti-Semitic hatefest, and ever since, the U.N. has been trying to legitimize it.
Iran-Aided Syrian Crack-Down Extends to Palestinians By | August 17, 2011
Iran helping to brutalize Palestinian refugees living in Syria
Pessimistic Optimism, Optimistic Pessimism and Judaism By | August 17, 2011
Pessimism and optimism are best deployed as perverse qualities
Infighting Among Iran’s Mullahs By | August 16, 2011
“Peace is boring, war is exciting,” is an old saying. And Islam has never been boring.
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The Left’s Faustian bargain By | August 16, 2011
Expressions of Zionism and patriotism are increasingly demonized as racist or insensitive.
History, Demographics, and Law Favor Israel’s Annexation of Judea and Samaria, Not a Two-State Solut By Matthew M. Hausman | August 16, 2011
Regardless of the methods to be employed, Israel certainly has valid historical and legal claims to Judea and Samaria. How she chooses to express those claims are matters to be determined by her and her alone
Arab Spring:  Coming to Free Jerusalem By | August 16, 2011
Tahrir Square, Egypt. The message this week: Coming to free Jerusalem from the Jews
Ladies in White are brutally attacked once more By | August 15, 2011
Threatened with German shepherd dogs during their detention
History Lesson for Candidate Ron Paul By | August 15, 2011
Ground Control to Candidate Paul: according to figures from the U.S. Department of Commerce the U.S. has transacted almost $4 BILLION in trade with Cuba over the past decade
The Palestinian September to Remember At The United Nations By | August 15, 2011
UN-hosted hatefest known as Durban III, No right of return, No claim on East Jerusalem