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Gulf states launch joint military force for security
20 hours ago ago from Planet-Iran.com
December 15, 2009 Source: Al Arabiya GCC summit rejects Iran war, moves towards one currency KUWAIT (Agencies) Leaders of the six Gulf Arab states wrapped up their two-day summit where they agreed to create a joint force for quick intervention to address security threats, announced they were opposed to any military action by the West against neighboring Iran and moved closer to a monetary pact. Kuwait's emir on Monday ...
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15 hours ago ago from WHEN HISTORY ATTACKS!
Jim Tankersley in Copenhagen, with Christi Parsons in Washington write for the Los Angeles Times, President Obama will not arrive at the Copenhagen climate summit until Friday, its final day, but he worked the phones Monday to push world leaders to cut a deal on a new global-warming agreement. “The president’s been very engaged on this issue,” Todd Stern, Obama’s special climate envoy, told reporters at the summit Monday. White ...
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13 hours ago ago from Villagers with Torches
And all other problems, no doubt. Including Islamism since if we had been a good anti imperialist nation all along, and we were a Ron Paulian foreign affairs nation and a Spenglerized socialist domestic nation, none of this bother would have occurred. Just ask Matt Damon. GUARDIAN: For the second time in just over a week, Barack Obama is on his way to Scandinavia, his mission once again to confront impossible expectations with a cold ...
Related contentWhy the majority of the country doesn’t agree with Obama’s policies
14 hours ago ago from Al\'s Conservative Political Views
Why the majority of the country doesn’t agree with Obama’s policies Al Ritter Citizens of the United States whose families have been here for many generations see things differently than the first generation children of parents who have seen oppressive regimes. I speak about Barack Obama’s father who viewed the world in a light very much unlike the rest of Americans view the very same system. A very interesting article written by a ...
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14 hours ago ago from Conservative Blogs Central
Earlier this year North Korea snatched two American journalists on the Chinese border, put them on trial for espionage, fired test missiles over Japan and eventually got President Obama to appease them with bi-lateral talks. Iran recently grabbed 3 American hikers on the Iraq border, announced that they will be put on trial for espionage, and fired test missiles this morning capable or reaching Israel and parts of Europe. What is ...
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Jessy Tolkan: Dashed Hopes: Unless Obama Steps Up, My Generation's Future Is In Peril
11 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
As I write from Copenhagen, it's hard to imagine that the rest of the world is wrapping up lose ends and holiday gifts, preparing to start a new decade with resolutions and resolve. It is hard to be inspired right now, having waited so patiently with all the others demanding a clean and just energy future for budget crises and health care bills to give our issue the attention it demands, only to see that the United States is unlikely to ...
Related contentHouse Votes To Expand Sanctions On Iran, Focuses On Oil
23 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
WASHINGTON The House voted Tuesday to impose new economic sanctions on Iran as lawmakers cast doubt on Iran's willingness to respond to diplomatic efforts to curtail its purported nuclear arms program. The legislation, approved 412-12, would end access to U.S. markets for foreign companies selling refined petroleum products to Iran or helping that country develop its petroleum capacity. While Iran is a major crude oil producer, its lack of ...
Related contentBrendan DeMelle: Youth Leaders Talk Truth to Power in Copenhagen
7 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
Students, youth environmental advocates and other YOUNGO interests are busy here this week in Copenhagen , pressing world leaders and delegates to reach a real deal to protect their future against climate change. More than 1,000 young people from over 100 countries are attending the UN Climate Summit to call for bold climate leadership. They have spent the past ten days tracking down powerful players in the COP15 process and reminding them ...
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22 hours ago ago from U.S. News
AP source: Obama writes letter to NKorean leader WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama has written a personal letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il as part of an intense effort to draw the reclusive nation back to nuclear disarmament talks, a senior State Department official said Tuesday. The letter was delivered to North Korean officials last week by Obama's special envoy for North Korea, Stephen Bosworth, during a visit to ...
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8 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
The man who said he was going to challenge the system, fight corporate lobbyists and change the system now appears to be fighting for the status quo and corporate America at every turn. I call the Republican Party a wholly owned subsidiary of corporate America, but now Barack Obama is not far behind. Let me explain. On health care reform, Obama on the surface appears to be challenging the status quo in a major way and fighting for universal ...
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