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I now sit and wonder: did anyone ask the ordinary American John Doe if he wanted his money to be used to pay for the yachts, private jets, personal islands and bear bellies of those high up in prestigious firms on Wall Street?

In the current conflict, the strong men of the Kremlin, President Dmitri Medvedev and his Rasputin and executing arm, Vladimir Putin, have patiently waited for the moment to avenge the affront that the decisive support by Bush for the unilateral independence of Kosovo represented.

Almost three years after U.S. withdrawal, Obama returns to Iraq against all of his instincts and deepest convictions.

There, only a few are successful in overcoming the invisible walls of their intellectual ghettos; only a few make it into the world of universities, steady jobs and guaranteed earnings.

What could possibly justify such destruction and so much damage?

With Kennedy’s death, the Democrats lose their majority in the Senate with which they can dominate opposition Republicans.

[R]enaming a street in honor of a Russian saint is an unexpected ray of light.