PFYT2It’s interesting to see those that called out the heavy handed censorship of those who challenged the covid narrative now demanding this exact from of censorship for those who criticize Israeli policy and/or call for ceasefire- Politico Artforum’s top editor David Velasco was fired by his publisher, Penske Media, after posting an open letter on […]
Link Given the historical horrors associated with eugenics, it should be unsurprising that criticisms of liberal eugenics – whether regarding permission or obligation – are numerous and varied. Proponents have tried to address some of those criticisms in more or less convincing ways. In this section, we discuss some of the most significant criticisms that […]
Cause it’s a “smart investment”- So all the dead children, collateral damage, that’s all. Pays dividends… Barron’s via Archive.ph Geopolitical risks are mounting and Biden said the funding–expected to be around $100 billion–was a “smart investment” that would pay dividends for American security for generations. He said he plans to send an urgent budget request […]
Savvy diplomat- I don’t care what any one says. Erdogan is spot on. He negotiated well with Ukraine/Russia. On peace and the grain deal. In both cases the US interfered. Again we see the US antagonizing the situation. While other parties call and push for diplomacy. My understanding is Turkey’s leadership has been busy, busy, […]
MEMO Biden said during his meeting with leaders of the Jewish community at the White House: “I never really thought that I would see and have confirmed pictures of terrorists beheading children.” The Washington Post quoted a White House spokesman as saying that neither President Biden nor any US official has independently seen any photos or verified […]
The world does NOT need more war. Interesting and probably correct- Israel Conflagration Opens Potential New Path to Aid Ukraine In August, when President Joe Biden’s administration proposed sending $24 billion in additional aid to Ukraine, it looked like it would once again breeze through Congress, albeit with a few more dissenting voices than previous […]
Did his plan to preserve Hamas in Gaza as a tool for keeping the strip separate from the West Bank and the Palestinian Authority weak finally backfire? ResponsibleStatecraft Is what happened a backfire? I’m not 100 percent sold on that idea This fact is not just a historical anecdote; it has a direct political meaning. […]
Cui Bono- Who benefits? The biggest beneficiary is most assuredly the perpetrator. Read entirely at link included. A year after the Nord Stream pipeline attacks, European energy markets are shaken – and the Americans are happy Just the facts.. Oh the culprits can be figured out quite easily when we think of which party benefits […]
Archive.ph Surveying the wreckage of a neighbor’s bungalow hit by a Palestinian rocket, retired Israeli official Avner Cohen traces the missile’s trajectory back to an “enormous, stupid mistake” made 30 years ago. “Hamas, to my great regret, is Israel’s creation,” says Mr. Cohen, a Tunisian-born Jew who worked in Gaza for more than two decades. […]
2014- Washington Post All signs indicate that the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is prepared to wage a protracted battle in the battered Gaza Strip as it seeks to crush the capabilities of the Islamist militant group Hamas. The ongoing conflict has already exacted a bloody toll, with the Palestinian death count approaching the total […]