Obama’s foreign policy incompetence

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Not indexed by Google Update: Putin and Nemtsov

The ability of Google and other search engines to index a blog article or web page gives them powers equivalent to those of a totalitarian…

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Obama’s foreign policy incompetence, and what to do about it

For background, see the following articles: Victor Davis Hanson, “Is Obama Still President? National Review Online, October 29, 2013 (3:00 AM). David Ignatius, “Pitfalls of…

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Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Crimes Against Humanity, Czechoslovakia, Deutschland, Ecuador, elections, extraordinary rendition, Mossad, Nuclear Proliferation, Serbia, Sudan, U.N. Charter, U.S. Intervention, United Nations Secretary General September 28, 2013

Not indexed by Google: Trenchant Observer article with text of Security Council Resolution 2118; the unregulated power of a totalitarian instrument of thought control (updated November 27, 2013

One would think that a post containing the text of the first U.N. Security Council decision on Syria mandating anything—here, the destruction of chemical weapons—would…