Actual News from the Middle East
Lindsey
GLORIA Center
Labels: Middle East, politics, War
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Labels: Middle East, politics, War
Labels: Iran, Islamofascism, War
Labels: American Society, rants, sex, War
FrontPage Magazine - The Threat of Iran
Labels: Iran, Islamofascism, War
As you know, I've come across a few blog posts that suggest that a war with Iran is clearly on the horizon, whether it is started by Israel or the United States. You can read my original posts on the subject here.
Labels: Iran, Islamofascism, War
Labels: Iran, Islamofascism, War
Labels: Iran, Islamofascism, War
Labels: Can-a-DUH, Freedom of Speech, politics, War
Labels: politics, Second Draft, War
Over the last few days, I've read some great materials regarding politics, the War on Terror (or as it is now being called, The Long War), Jihad, the increasing Muslim threat in the United Kingdom and mainland Europe, racism, and much more. It is deeply disconcerting to me that we in the United States don't pay more attention to what it is really going on in the wider world. We may be at War, but one would never know it. We are supposedly the great bastion of democracy in the world (and have been since World War II), yet now we have a large portion of our population actively working to hinder our efforts to defend our very existence.
Labels: blogging, Freedom of Speech, Iraq War, politics, War, writing
Labels: Fitna movie, politics, UN, War
Labels: Fitna movie, Islamofascism, politics, War
I originally heard about this story yesterday, but at the time, I wasn't sure how I wanted to address it. For those who don't know, I spent a semester studying abroad in Ecuador, which is close to both Venezuela and Colombia. I really grew attached to my host family in Ecuador, but I have been unable to contact them since 2001. As the news of the mounting tensions between Colombia and Venezuela came out, Chavez (yes, THAT Chavez) stated that safeguards would be taken to ensure that Ecuador isn't affected. Let's just say that I trust Chavez about as much as I trust that tyrant who runs Iran (Ahmadinejad). I heard first hand what happened to Ecuador when it suffered an economic crisis in 1999. I sincerely wish Ecuador luck. Ecuador is a beautiful country that deserves better. The same could be said for much of Latin America. I have little hope that things will change for the better.
Labels: Latin America, politics, War