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Ending Abuse of Organ Transplantation in China By | August 17, 2010
Nobel Nominee David Matas to address XXIII International Congress of the Transplantation Society in Vancouver on Tuesday August 17
Palestine - One Arab, Two States, Three Hats, No Jews By | August 17, 2010
Continuing to deal with Abbas whilst he wears three hats has proved to be - and will continue to be - a recipe for disaster
Influencing Public Opinion By | August 16, 2010
If a day passes without news, then it is manufactured
Pipsqueaks with Nukes are still Pipsqueaks By | August 16, 2010
North Threatens South Korea
Philanthropic Foundations and Albertan Environmentalism By William Walter Kay | August 15, 2010
Environmental Grantmakers Association, The Canadian Environmental Grantmaker's Network
A Sad Day for Christianity and Western Culture By | August 14, 2010
Political Corectness, No place for God
Fidel Castro’s Birthday (August 14th) By | August 14, 2010
Castro regime -- with firing squads, forced-labor camps and drownings at sea -- has caused an estimated 102,000 Cuban deaths
Guide to the perplexed By | August 13, 2010
The US risks losing all credibility as a strategic ally to the Sunni Arab states in the area.
Speaking in bombs By Jorge Luis Pardo | August 13, 2010
FARC sent a video through al jazeera
It’s Not the Hasbara, It’s the Reality By | August 12, 2010
Politics, PR, Jews and Muslims, and the legitimacy of terrorism
Palestine - Obama Can’t End The Racist Rant By | August 12, 2010
Recognition of Israel as the Jewish State by the Palestinian Authority
Car bomb explodes in Bogota By Jorge Luis Pardo | August 12, 2010
Bogota’s Financial Center
Only Israel can make its fateful life or death decision By | August 9, 2010
Israeli Pre-emptive strike
Political Disloyalty By | August 7, 2010
Former Minister Haim Ramon, Kadima
Our government forgot that attacks call for military response, not diplomacy By | August 6, 2010
How many Israelis will have to die before the Israeli government will act?
Wanted:  A Few Good Mossad Agents By | August 5, 2010
If their spies are so smart, so feared, and so capable, why is Israel losing the war?
Castro Prepares for a U.S. Bail-Out By | August 5, 2010
Stupidity or dishonesty of claiming the U.S. embargoes all commerce with Cuba
Britain’s new export: Islamist carnage By | August 4, 2010
Domestic British terrorists display a dismaying pattern of normality.
Better education on lack of abortion law needed, says League By | August 4, 2010
Two-thirds of Canadians do not know that Canada has no abortion law
The Palestinian Problem: A Real Solution By | August 3, 2010
Throughout the Arab world, the Palestinians are subject to blatant discrimination with regard to employment opportunities, property ownership, freedom of movement, and acquisition of citizenship.
The UN is terminally ill By | August 3, 2010
Human Rights Council contributed to the spread of anti-Semitism
Post-Cheonan dilemma: how to deal with China By | August 3, 2010
“The big problem in South Korea is nobody knows how to deal with China,” Sorman said in an interview with The Korea Times.
Lights, camera, peace process! By | August 3, 2010
Kadima-led leftist government will happily give them what they want: Israel on a platter
Israel Over The Moon With Ban-Ki By | August 3, 2010
United Nations organ - the Human Rights Council, Gaza Flotilla
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The past as a forbidden place, Atrocity in Ukraine is 21st century warning By | August 3, 2010
Lying to the dead: Stalin's terror famine on the Ukraine
Saul Alinsky at work, Rama Indian Reservation, Canada By | August 2, 2010
A rare glimpse of Alinsky at work
Why Gush Katif still matters By | August 2, 2010
Five years after Gaza withdrawal, it’s clear that policy of retreat accomplished nothing
Albion and Israel - In the Same Boat, or Running Aground By | August 2, 2010
The British press is naturally outraged that Shimon Peres dared suggest that the British political establishment was pro-Arab and anti-Israel
The hardest life: surviving Cuban jail By | July 31, 2010
During their seven years in Cuban prisons, former prisoners say they were confined to tiny windowless cells, fed inedible food and abused psychologically.
Russia today: Victm or spy nation By | July 31, 2010
Russia is, indeed, a spy nation