Selig Harrison loses no opportunity to show that Pakistan’s disintegration is only around the corner and prove that Sino-Pakistan relations threaten US interests.
Obama’s “end of Iraq war” speech must have shattered any remaining belief in him.
Things the American government and media don’t let go of. And neither do I.
In mass media coverage, the economic roots of the conflict that has plagued the Democratic Republic of Congo for over a decade is frequently eclipsed.
Even in one of the world’s richest countries, a significant percentage of the population slips deeper and deeper into debt.
The fact is, no one has won this war. And the occupation is anything but over.
The European decline is already history. It has already been.
Americans now have all the evidence they need for a reasonable and morally-sound conclusion, that Zionism produces a cruelty and truculence that they bankroll with their taxes and legitimize with either silence or consent.
The controversy over the right of Muslim Americans to build community center and mosque a short distance from the site of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks is both strange and outright inappropriate.
America needs balanced trade. Three years ago, the imbalance reached almost one trillion dollars per year. The latest numbers show the imbalance is getting worse again, now at $600 billion per year.
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