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America's Anti-Jihad Strategy: Building More Islamic "democracies" - Will it Work?
18 hours ago ago from Islamic Danger to Americans
. First, we look at the immediate--the local--situation in Afganistan, as portrayed by The Captain's Journal : Advocating disengagement from Afghanistan is tantamount to suggesting that one front against the enemy would be better than two, and that one nation involved in the struggle would be better than two (assuming that Pakistan would keep up the fight in our total absence, an assumption for which I see no basis). It’s tantamount to ...
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19 hours ago ago from ALAIWAH!
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21 hours ago ago from Antisense Propaganda
Ralph Nader gives an antiwar speech in front of the White House on December 12 2009. In it he succinctly summarizes a number of the inconsistencies and obvious logical fallacies made by president Obama in pursuit of his current Afghan policy. I would add, it is getting a bit tiresome to hear propagandists, including Mr. Obama in his West Point speech, lecturing us about the necessity of having to contain illiterate Afghan tribesmen, who ...
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20 hours ago ago from VoteGlobal Blog
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23 hours ago ago from Musings of a Vast Right-Winger
The article below is from the U.K.Telegraph. The leaders of the Church of England have lost their minds. A more sympathetic approach my foot. We need to put the hammer down on these murdering scumbags. They need to get the impression they are facing the wrath of God. In other words"Kill them all and let God sort them out. The Taliban can be admired for their conviction to their faith and their sense of loyalty to one another, the ...
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Despite aid, hunger still stalks Afghan children
1 hour, 7 minutes ago ago from U.S. News
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4 hours ago ago from FOX News
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