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Carney on the Iranian warships: ‘Is Fox reporting that?’
Most other-directed national leadership in human history.
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More sex(y) fatwas from the Muslim world
“A Gay Or Lesbian ‘May Be Burned Alive, Pushed From A High Wall, Or Beaten Publicly With Stones...'” As recently…
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Under secret deal, ‘commission’, not U.S., verifies Iran nukes
We have favored military action against Iran’s ruling Islamist-terror-regime mullahs before their nuclear arms program was uncovered and even before…
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Euphrates corridor: Jihadis, and territorial gains, metastasizing
Geographizing the fight.
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Fleeing the Gulf, aligning with Hezbollah and Iran
You thought Jimmy Carter was bad? Carter at least continued decades-old American policies – if on a sort of “less…
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Missiles for Hezbollah; a dilemma for U.S., Saudis, Israel?
An interesting juncture is shaping up for three national policies: a juncture that will see its interactions played out on…
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The crown in the gutter: Saudis, Lebanon, and Middle Eastern realignment
The end of the year is a hard time to write about developing trends. There’s a lot to say, long-term…
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Taqiyya and Hudaybiyyah: The non-deal Iran ‘deal,’ Week 5
When we left our story last time, Iran hadn’t agreed to anything except further negotiation (if she felt like it),…
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Best terror-related headline of the year: 33 terrorists die in gun battle between terrorists
The Daily Star, one of the oldest and most respected newspapers in Lebanon, reported on Dec. 24 that a bloody…
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Shocker: South Sudanese faction that shot at U.S. aircraft supplied by Iran, China
Three U.S. Osprey aircraft were hit by rebel fire in South Sudan on Saturday during an evacuation operation for American…
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So, what they’re saying is: We skeptics were right about the Iran ‘deal’
A fresh lament has emerged in the languid saga of the non-deal Iran “deal.” Suddenly the spin is off the…
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Obama administration admits to Israel that they lied about Iran deal
When P5+1 nuclear deal with Iran was first announced, two different reports about the amount of sanctions relief Iran would…
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Great news: U.S. has security plan for the West Bank!
One has to be sparing with exclamation points, but this one’s a lollapalooza. A dilly! A doozie. A big honkin’…
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Iranian news: ‘at least 34 sites have already been designated for future nuclear power plants’
Iran’s Tasnim News Agency reported today that “the head of atomic organization, Ali Akbar Salehi, has asked the government to allocate…
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Iranian navy takes another big step outward
A couple of years ago, the Iranian navy announced it had deployed a submarine to the Red Sea as part…
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The Geneva deal and triggers for Israeli action (Part 2)
This is Part 2 of a two-part post. Part 1 is here. The consequences of Iran getting the bomb are…
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The deal that will launch a thousand attack sorties? (Part 1)
This is Part 1 of a two-part post. Part 2 is here. It’s hard to overstate the concern with which…
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Kerry tries desperately to force deal of century on Iran
Objectively, the deal being offered to Iran in the talks in Geneva is a very good one, for Iran. Iran…
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Obama’s Iran policy: The definition of insanity?
A few days ago, there were shouts of “Vive la France!” as la France Surcouf stepped in to stop the…
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Veterans Day honorees deserve non-appeasing Commander-in-Chief
President Obama’s Democratic Party-owned weakness makes wars more likely, frequent and deadly. Appeasement increases the likelihood that more vets will…
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Yet another reminder: Iran still closing in on bomb
So, who’s up for another round of graphs showing that Western diplomacy, sanctions, and technology have yet to out-maneuver Iran…
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Iran tortures Christians for daring to drink communion wine
Religious tolerance: If memory serves, that’s when you allow people to follow their faith without fear of persecution. It’s what President…
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