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Inside China’s gated communities for the poor By | July 21, 2010
Once a symbol of affluence, gates are now used as a form of ‘sealed management’ for low-income villages.
The draft Conversion Bill explained By | July 21, 2010
My point was reinforced this week with the furor that erupted over a bill meant to organize the conversion process in Israel.
The Jewish Temple in Present Day – Outside the Walls of the Temple Mount By | July 21, 2010
A Holy War – Part II
Departing U.N. official calls Ban’s leadership ‘deplorable’ in 50-page memo By | July 20, 2010
"Your actions are not only deplorable, but seriously reprehensible. . .
Mugabe ‘shows SADC the finger’ By | July 20, 2010
Mugabe administration in contempt of the Tribunal's ruling to make all possible efforts to return land seized illegally from South African farm owners in Zimbabwe under the pretence of "land reform"
British is the New Un-British, Islam is the New British By | July 20, 2010
Taliban heads, London Burqas
The Al Aqsa Mosque on Temple Mount By | July 20, 2010
A Holy War – Part I
Confucius Institutes: Getting Schooled by Beijing By | July 20, 2010
Spymaster Fadden warns Confucius Institutes aim to teach more than language
Stop the Inhuman Persecution of Falun Gong in China By David Kilgour | July 19, 2010
We call for the government of Canada to urge the government of China to end the persecution of Falun Gong
More than 60 killed in India train crash By | July 19, 2010
Government minister suggests railway may have been sabotage
Britain faces years of blackouts and soaring energy bills By | July 19, 2010
Expert warns of banking-style collapse in power industry
Cameron Raids Dormant U.K. Accounts as Minister Attacks Banks By | July 19, 2010
Israel - Negotiating With Naysayers Needs Nous By | July 19, 2010
How the Media, the UN and the Diplomats Saved Hamas 18 Years Ago By | July 19, 2010
Israel was forced to submit to Islamic terrorism. Hamas' path to victory was paved by two US administrations and a press corp
Kick North Korea Out Of The U.N. By | July 19, 2010
North Korea did not meet the criteria for membership then, it never has since, and it certainly does not now.
Anniversary of a Castroite Massacre By | July 15, 2010
People dying to leave Cuba
Groups Call for Expulsion of Chinese Diplomat for Role in Foreign Interference By | July 15, 2010
Requesting the government of Canada to declare Liu Shaohua, first secretary of the education section at the Chinese Embassy in Ottawa, to be persona non grata
China Has Been Covertly Funding A Housing Bubble Five Times Larger Than That Of The US By | July 15, 2010
65 Million Vacant Homes Uncovered
Why peace won’t happen By | July 15, 2010
Palestinian state alongside Israel would contradict essence of ‘Palestinianism’
ANC’s open toilet shame By | July 15, 2010
“It is a Cape Town phenomenon, which to me is ­surprising and strange.”
UN: Vatican child rights report 13 years overdue By | July 15, 2010
The Vatican has failed to send the United Nations a report on child rights that is now almost 13 years overdue, the head of a U.N. panel has told The Associated Press.
Beijing starts gating, locking migrant villages By | July 14, 2010
"In some ways, this is like the conflict between Americans and illegal immigrants in the States.
UN Moves Forward to Implement Goldstone Report By | July 14, 2010
New UN committee members and UN staffer have anti-Israel connections.
Somali Terrorists Blast Their Way Onto World Stage By | July 14, 2010
Terrorist bombings that killed 76 people and wounded hundreds of soccer fans
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UN eyes private help in $100 billion climate aid By | July 14, 2010
The panel also includes billionaire George Soros, White House economic adviser Lawrence Summers, the president of Guyana and ministers from Britain, France, Mexico, Singapore and South Africa.
What is the legal basis of United Nations peacekeeping operations? By | July 14, 2010
The majority of the later United Nations Missions have operated ‘intra-state’ and seemingly in violation of the principle of the the domestic jurisdiction of states.
A war on who’s terms By | July 13, 2010
Iran: The regime is teetering on the brink of collapse, Merchant strike
Norway’s Welcomed News & Wake-up Call By | July 13, 2010
Global War on Terror from the Land of the Midnight Sun
Kofi Annan’s Holocaust Problem By | July 13, 2010
Perhaps almost as shocking as Annan's sudden attack on Holocaust education is the text of the article itself.
Mugabe: diamonds are Zimbabwe’s best friend By | July 12, 2010
But debate over Marange field and indigenisation policy threatens to be a spanner in works