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This is a story about several things. One is the re-opening of the Baghdad Museum. Another is the tens of milions of dollars, from foreign, Western, donors, that apparently went […]

Kamal Ahmed writes in the BBC: In his seminal work on the role of high-frequency traders in global stock markets, Michael Lewis quotes Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett’s right hand man. […]

Whatever else may be said about Andreas Lubitz, the pilot who deliberately crashed his Germanwings jet into the French Alps, killing himself and 149 passengers, he did not lack medical […]

Here. But they won’t be if the “framework” is allowed to blow up — didn’t Ayatollah Khamenei just set the depth-charge himself, having made two impossible demands about sanctions being […]

Here. Or, rather, it is not just that they refuse to accept their minority status and loss of power, but that they refuse to believe that they constitute a minority, […]

Observations from the Reclaim Australia on the Gold Coast and in Perth A couple of friends invited me to attend the Reclaim Australia rally at Bundall on the Gold Coast […]

An article by one who was there, a woman who I know to be sensible and knowledgeable.  A few years ago the Australian Defence League, a group inspired by the […]

As dutifully and unquestioningly reported by Rachel Olding for the Islamophile “Sydney Morning Herald”.  It boggles my mind that the slimy Keysar Trad – who I am sure walks down […]

by Jerry Gordon and Mike Bates (April 2015) On a sun-splashed afternoon in the White House Rose Garden, April 2, 2015, President Obama announced a framework of a possible agreement […]

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Here. The Administration has chosen not to make clear what everyone knows: that sanctions, and sanctions alone, brought Iran to negotiate. And there are two corollaries to that: first, that […]