Monthly Archives: July, 2014

The Muslim world should support the truth instead of succumbing to the pressure of Western powers.

The biggest problem, however, is that the U.S. seems unable to answer one critical question: Whether it is still a country of immigration or whether it has instead become one of deportation.

The US hopes that relations between China and the countries with which it has territorial disputes, like Japan, Vietnam and Philippines, will remain in a state of incomplete conflict resolution — somewhere between war and political dialogue or reconciliation — because this would give the US a reason to continue getting involved in East Asian affairs.

Never go by the SPF listed on the package.

The idea of working toward 'reducing criminal activity and promoting greater social and economic opportunity' was too ambiguous for many.

Intelligence support, realistically, is the best thing the West can provide to Kiev without the dangers associated with direct military assistance.

They know what we want. Never before has an economic sector been so driven by the desires of its customers like the digital industry. That is not bad in general. After all, Google & co. have not produced new calamities like napalm or thalidomide.

Neither McCain nor his radical followers have the ability or desire to understand the part of sociopolitical education encompassed by the proposal to aid the [Central American] region so that it may develop.

What is going on now in Ukraine is the same effort of the special circles in London and in New York to get in control of Russian resources.

The United States should cooperate with Pakistan in its efforts to put an end to terrorism and help stop the movement and attacks of militants from across the border.