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The Law of the Sea Treaty requires surrendering sovereignty and paying taxes to international bureaucrats and dictators.
Colin Powell
Split Ends
In March, the Syrian regime began slaughtering peaceful demonstrators in Deraa, a small city close to the Jordanian border. In August, the American president called for the man responsible for th...
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Beyond Farce
The following is not the outline of a rejected screenplay by an aspiring Hollywood writer trying to outdo 24. Nor is it product of a freshman political science student's imagination, concoct...
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Ud. Debe Recordar Esto
Hay un aniversario que puede nos haga bien recordar. El 29 de mayo de 1453 - hace apenas 555 añitos – las tropas lideradas por Mehmed II penetraron las murallas de la antigua c...
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You Must Remember This
There’s an anniversary this week we might do well to recall. On May 29, 1453 – just 555 short years ago -- troops led by Mehmed II broke through the walls of the ancient Christi...
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Would a President McCain Have Invaded Iraq?
A doubter's analysis.
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Destination: Durban II
'Tis the season to bankroll hatred of Israel and America.
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Symbolism and Realpolitik
Amid the complex dynamics of the Horn of Africa, the most significant national interest at stake for the United States is preventing Al-Qaeda (or any other like-minded international terrori...
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Nice Work: The Taxpayer is Being Stung So This Lord Can Live in Admiralty House
Co-Authored by James Forsyth Mark Malloch-Brown, the minister for Africa, Asia and the UN, was the most prestigious recruit to Gordon Brown’s ministry of all the talents....
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Time for U.S. to Reject U.N.’s Anti-Democratic Conference
If a group of despotic governments wants to organize a global mega-conference dedicated to fueling hatred of Jews, Israel and the United States, the United Nations might not be able to stop it. B...
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Durban III: The Good News and the Bad News
In the United Nations cosmos of Orwellian ventures, one of the prominent features has become the series of conferences named for an initial 2001 conclave in Durban, South Africa. That gathering w...
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Obama’s Reasonable Suspicion of Pakistan
In an interview with President Obama on Sunday night’s 60 Minutes, Steve Kroft asked: Right now, it certainly...the location of the compound just raises all sorts of question...
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On the NRO Libya Editorial, I Respectfully Dissent
I respectfully dissent from Wedesday’s NRO editorial, which urges that the United States go to war with Libya. The editorial doesn’t put it that way. Indeed, it doesn&r...
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Khartoum’s Denouement
On November 26, the South Sudan Referendum Commission extended by one week the time which southerners, both inside Sudan and abroad, have to register to vote in the self-determination plebiscite,...
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Time for a Tea Party at Turtle Bay
Foreign policy was a side issue in Tuesday’s election. But with crises in the making, from Venezuela to Iran, and points between and beyond, the wider world will be muscling its way into th...
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Al Qaeda in Iraq
In a campaign speech on July 14, 2007, Senator Barack Obama railed against the Iraq war and President Bush’s obstinate refusal to end it. “We cannot win a war against the terrorists i...
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A Tale Of Two Libyans
Note: The Libyan democratic dissident Fathi Eljahmi, one of the subjects of this column, died in Jordan just hours after it was published. Fathi Eljahmi gave his life for the cause of fr...
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FDD Praises President Obama for Withdrawing U.S. from U.N. Durban Review Conference
Washington, D.C. (February 27, 2009) - The...
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Obama The Appeaser?
Imagine Reagan tearing down 'that wall' with 'engagement.'
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Machiavelli on Modern Leadership
Niccolo Machiavelli, one of the eminent minds of the Italian Renaissance, spent much of a long and active lifetime trying to determine and understand what...