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Home » 2011 » October (Page 3)
Obama helps Uganda, does what’s morally right
The tentacles of the United States of America’s military extend to all corners of the world. On 14 October, United States President Barack Obama informed Congress that he dispatched about…
Western Republican Presidential Debate Las Vegas Nevada October 18, 2011
Western Republican Presidential Debate at the Venetian and Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada featuring Minnesota Representative Michele Bachmann, businessman and talk radio host Herman Cain, former…
Targeted for assassination by NATO? Will Seif al Islam Gadhafi survive to have his day in court?
During the late evening of October 20, the White House, the Office of the Secretary of State, the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and the Libyan Embassy in Washington, DC…
The End of History
Now that the CIA’s proxy army has murdered Gadhafi, what next for Libya? If Washington’s plans succeed, Libya will become another American puppet state. Most of the cities, towns, and…
Gaddafi, Imperialism and Western Hypocrisy
David Cameron’s statement regarding the killing of Moammar al-Gaddafi will go down as another piece of brash hypocrisy, which would be breathtaking if it was not so expected from the…
The Role of Parliamentary Diplomacy in Foreign Policy
During the last years, Parliaments have dramatically extended their circle of interest in the foreign field. Issues of foreign policy have frequently been subject of discussion, either in committees or…
The Plot Behind the ‘Iran Plot’
A great deal of time in my adolescent years was spent with my father’s books. I was introduced to some of the finest names in Urdu and Western literature in my…
Provoking a Path to Persia
In June 2009, the Saban Center for Middle East Policy published “Which Path to Persia?—Options for a New American Strategy toward Iran.” Writing in a tone strikingly reminiscent of the…
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