Tag Archives: U.S.
Quick 140ish for 16 March 2010, before moving on.
I missed my 140s posting yesterday. Not that there wasn’t anything going on; on the contrary, the fan was busier than ever with the sh stuff that was hitting it over the US-condemns-Jerusalem-future-construction flap. What ostensibly began as a diplomatic … Continue reading
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To believe, or not to believe – you always have to ask yourself the question.
I haven’t posted for a few days, largely because the major news surrounding Middle Eastern issues has been in more of a flux than usual, if that’s imaginable. You’ve got the al-Mabhouh assassination – the latest wrinkle appears to be … Continue reading
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140s for 24 and 25 Feb 2010
I just discovered a neat trick: whenever I miss a day, cover up, uh, I mean, make up for it by merely including the missed dates in the current post title. Cool, huh? Ok, so I’m not fooling anyone – … Continue reading
Can a young nation forget its heritage?
Unfortunately, yes. As an American descended several generations from citizens who fought in our national War of Independence, it bothers me how often we have to be reminded of what this country was founded on. Books and books and books … Continue reading
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Please step away from the edge of the cliff…
I WROTE IN in my last post about the serious danger posed if the US and European leader nations were to get sucked into the Palestinian plan for a unilateral declaration of statehood. I am somewhat relieved at this point … Continue reading
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Filed under Forward motion, Perspectives, World against Israel
