15/08/2006 |
Sellout
P. David Hornik | Front Page Magazine
If America got fed up with Israel and decided to accede to a UN “ceasefire” resolution, there were reasons for it. For a month an inexperienced Israeli prime minister who had said he was tired of fighting and wanted to turn Israel into a fun place, with a Peace Now, Marxist defense minister at his side, paraded Israel’s delusions in an effort to defeat Hezbollah on the cheap. ...
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14/08/2006 |
Paces hediondas
ABC Staff | ABC
Lo peor es que en seguida nos hemos puesto a mirar hacia otro lado, a hablar de paz sin saber en qué guerra estamos y a cifrar el supuesto proyecto en un acuerdo pactado con una banda de malhechores ...
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13/08/2006 |
London Bridges Are Falling Down
Debra Saunders | Real Clear Politics
Who is the real enemy? The Islamic fanatics who plotted to blow up airplanes carrying thousands of innocent men, women and children, or George W. Bush? ...
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13/08/2006 |
Latinoamérica, Israel y el terrorismo
Andrés Oppenheimer | Miami Herald
Una de las cosas que más me sorprendió en recientes visitas a la Argentina y otros países latinoamericanos es el creciente sentimiento antisraelí --y la tácita tolerancia con el terrorismo de Hezbolá-- en varias partes de la región. ...
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11/08/2006 |
Chemist Creates Safer Form of Ammo
A.P. | AP
A Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist has come up with a less-toxic explosive that has potential uses in hunting and in military ammunition. ...
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11/08/2006 |
Despite $28 billion program, U.S. remains vulnerable to bioterror attack
Greg Gordon | McClatchy Newspapers
The federal government's $28 billion crash program to defend against a bioterror attack is beginning to show up in cities across the country. ...
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11/08/2006 |
Dobbs: Bush spittin' in the wind at border
Lou Dobbs | CNN
There you go again, Mr. President. You just couldn't help yourself this weekend. For crying out loud, you did everything but declare "Mission Accomplished" on our southern border. ...
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11/08/2006 |
UNHCR urges armed groups to leave Colombia's indigenous people alone
Marie-Hélène Verney | UN
Until 1988 the outside world knew nothing of the existence of the Nukak, a small tribe of nomadic hunter-gatherers who have lived in the vast rainforests of south-east Colombia for centuries. ...
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10/08/2006 |
Al final, comenzaron a hablar de ''inseguridad''
Gustavo Lazzari | Fundación Atlas 1853
A principios de Julio de este año un informe[1] de la Fundación Atlas 1853 demostró que las palabras “inseguridad”, “secuestros”, “robos”, “hurtos”, “delitos”, “crimen” no figuraban en las 119.587 palabras que el Presidente Kirchner pronunció en los primeros 58 discursos de este año. (Del 1/1/2006 al 23/6/2006) ...
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10/08/2006 |
Invincible? Is Hezbollah really a permanent feature of Lebanon's political landscape?
Lee Smith | Weekly Standard
Yesterday I traveled to Tel Aviv University and met with Martin Kramer, who's been writing about Hezbollah since the '80s. "Their motto back then," he told me, "was, 'the Islamic revolution in Lebanon. ...
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