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5 hours ago ago from The Absurd Report
The Bear on Dec 16 2009 at 4:15 am | Filed under: Need to Know Some Gitmo Detainees Headed to Illinois Prison, Obama Administration to Announce Tuesday Obama ‘Official’ Spews Horse Feces: Closing the detention center at Guantanamo is essential to protecting our national security and helping our troops by removing a deadly recruiting tool from the hands of al Qaeda, the official said. Tomorrow’s announcement is an important step ...
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16 hours ago ago from The Old Jarhead
I post articles because I think they are of interest. Doing so doesn’t mean that I necessarily agree with every—or any—opinion in the posted article. 2009 in Review: The Year of Obama http://www.stratfor.com/weekly/20091214_2009_review_year_obama?utm_source=GWeekly&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=091214M&utm_content=readmore Interesting analysis of Obama and Reagan. Excerpt: President Barack Obama’s speech in Oslo marking his receipt of the ...
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22 hours ago ago from Political Action
Blood on the Nobel On Words, Deeds, and Imperial Re-Branding* December 15, 2009 By Paul Street Paul Street's ZSpace Page Obama is an incredibly Orwellian character. He can make people think that war is peace. - Jeremy Scahill, Chicago, Illinois, Speech to the International Socialist Organization, June 2009 Cindy Sheehan sees war as war, whether the battle standard is being waved by a white moron from Midland, Texas or an eloquent ...
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23 hours ago ago from SOUTH LEBANON
Obama didn’t apologize for being a wartime president receiving a peace prize in Oslo—he laid the groundwork for battle, and outdid Bush in arguing for American supremacy. By Thaddeus Russell - Via AlethoNews Much was made about the irony of awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to a president overseeing one war while escalating another. But with breathtaking boldness, in his speech accepting the award, Barack Obama marched past the irony ...
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By Caroline Duffield BBC News, Lagos President Umaru Yar'Adua: No sign of his return from Saudi Arabia Senior lawyers in Nigeria are warning that a power vacuum in government is creating a constitutional crisis. Nigeria's president is ill in hospital in Saudi Arabia - without him, there is no-one to swear in the country's Chief Justice. ''Follow the rules. Don't mess around with what has been ...
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Back in 2003, when I put together the collection of essays Power Trip on the emerging foreign policy of the Bush administration, the big debate was over continuity versus change. Was the aggressive unilateralism of George W. Bush and his cohort a wholly new creation? Or was it simply business as usual for the most powerful country in the world? While acknowledging the sharp right-turn executed by the Bush administration, I emphasized the ...
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Search: Keyword Site Web | RSS + - Text Size Print Share This Obama gives strong peace prize speech, results still to be determined The Weekly Observer Published: December 15, 2009 President Barack Obama was faced with an interesting task last week when he accepted the Noble Peace prize in Oslo, Norway. On one hand, ...
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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 ...
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We are nearing the end of two weeks of climate negotiations and heads of state are starting to arrive, but we are leagues away from an agreement that will bring the developing and developed world together. On Monday, dozens of developing nations walked out of the talks because they don't believe rich nations are doing enough to reduce global warming pollution. Talks resumed later, but they could just as easily break apart again over ...
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