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Rooting for the enemy

THE Honduras mess is going to heat up, not cool down. Will President Obama keep rooting for the side that rallies to the cry "Yanqui go home"?
- Friday, July 3, 2009

Free tuition offered for fallen soldiers’ kids

Four Canadian universities will be covering the cost of tuition for the children of soldiers killed in the line of duty to help them complete undergraduate degrees starting this fall.
- Friday, July 3, 2009


Obama stands with tyrants

Dictators and demagogues can rest easy on President Obama's watch. When thousands of Iranians flooded the streets of Tehran protesting a rigged election and were beaten and shot down by pro-regime thugs, the president bided his time before making a series of noncommittal statements. He seemed to hope it would all just go away. However, when a socialist demagogue was ejected unceremoniously from Honduras on Sunday by his own government for trying to establish a presidency for life, Mr. Obama instantly sprang to his defense.
- Thursday, July 2, 2009

US suspends military relations with Honduras

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration said Wednesday it has suspended joint military operations with Honduras to protest a coup that forced President Manuel Zelaya into exile. The U.S. withheld stronger action in hopes of negotiating a peaceful return of the country's elected leader.
- Thursday, July 2, 2009


O CANADA DAY!

O CANADA DAY! IT'S AN ALL-CANADIAN DAY THROUGHOUT THE LAND AS THE STRAINS OF O CANADA WAFT ON THE SUMMER AIR.
- Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Burma’s military regime: Digging the tunnels

June 24, 2009 (DVB)–New images have emerged that show North Korean and other foreign advisers in Burma consulting with officials on what now appears to be an extensive network of some 800 underground tunnels across much of the country.
- Wednesday, July 1, 2009






Bush was right after all

- Ashok Malik In diplomacy, messages are often not direct or straightforward. Sometimes lessons from one theatre have relevance for another. The belligerence of North Korean dictator Kim Jong II over the past few weeks is a sobering reminder of how things can go wrong if a paramount power decides to speak softly without waving a big stick.
- Saturday, June 27, 2009


It might save their lives: Tips to defend against Basij

This is a document that a friend of mine who is an Iranian-American police officer has put together. He is the member of the SWAT team and he's an expert on anti riot tactics. he has been watching and studying the videos and the tactics that basij has been using and he put the document together. It would be great to spread this document and pass it on to the kids in Iran. It might save their lives. -- SB
- Friday, June 26, 2009

France - What happened to little Typhaine?

Everyone surely remembers the case of Madeleine McCann, the British girl who disappeared in May 2007, a couple of days short of her fourth birthday, while on holiday with her parents in Portugal.
- Thursday, June 25, 2009



‘Blood everywhere’ in fresh Iran crackdown

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Unmoved ... Mahmoud Ahmadinejad smiles during a meeting in Tehran with a Belarussian parliamentarian. (AFP: Behrouz Mehri)
The reports suggest thousands of police and pro-government militia have used firearms, clubs and teargas to suppress another opposition rally. There is even one account of a nine-year-old girl being shot.
- Wednesday, June 24, 2009

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