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Tag Archives: Saddam Hussein
Muslim Refugees in Perspective
In a companion essay, “Hypocrisy!” (https://factsmatter.wordpress.com/2015/09/14/hypocrisy/) I pointed out that there was a good fit of preferences between the current crop of refugees from Syria and from Iraq and the countries one would reasonably expect to be giving them asylum. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Eritrea, Europe, Eurostat, fertility rate, Germany, Greece, hijab, Iraq, Islamic, Islamic Republic, Islamic Republic of Iran, Islamists, Kuwait, migrants, military age, Muslim unemployment rate, Muslims, refugees, Saddam Hussein, Senegal, Somalia, Syrians, Yemen
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Doubts About Danger from ISIS, the so-called “Islamic State,” (“IS”) and the Long War Ahead
I am sure that ISIS, the “Islamic State, ” (IS) needs destruction, through extermination or through any other means. That entity is one of the several clear manifestations of dire evil in my lifetime and since Nazism. If it’s allowed … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged beheading, decapitation, Iraqi army, ISIL, ISIS, Islamic Republic of Iran, Islamic state, jihadists, Kurds, Saddam Hussein, Sharia, Syria, terrorism, war in Iraq, western recruits
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Secession and libertarianism – Ukraine IV
The most basic rule of schoolyard behavior is this: Don’t challenge the school bully if your knees are buckling under you. Mr Obama keeps ignoring the rule, with predictable results: One tyrant, one despot after another receives his confirmation … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Socio-Political Essays
Tagged Belgium, Bosnia, Catalonia, Catalunya, Chinese Communist Party, Crimea, Crimean secession, Czech Republic, Czechoslovakia, Fleming, Flemish, invasion of Crimea, Iraq, Kosovo, Kurdistan, Libertarian, pax americana, President Obama, Putin, Russia, Saddam Hussein, Scotland, Scottish independence, secession, Sevastopol, Slovak Republic, Tibet, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Walloon
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Bush’s War – 2
The primary reason given by the Bush administration for the attack on Hussein’s Iraq was to search there for weapons of mass destruction. We now know there were no such weapons on any significant scale. I keep arguing on this … Continue reading
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Tagged Gulf War, Iraq war, Saddam Hussein, UN inspection, weapons of mass destruction
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Bush’s War
“Since March 1996, Iraq has systematically sought to deny weapons inspectors from the United Nations Special on Iraq Commission (UNSCOM) access to key facilities and documents, has on several occasions endangered the safe operation of UNSCOM helicopters transporting UNSCOM personnel … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Pres. Clinton, Saddam Hussein, United Nations Special Commission, UNSCOM
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Debating Leftistanis on Radio
Before I presented on my radio show the essay entitled: “Journey Into Leftistan,” also available on this blog, a man I stage in the essay contacted me through Facebook. John Wolfe offered to debate me on my radio show. ( … Continue reading
Posted in Socio-Political Essays
Tagged Israel, John Wolfe, KSCO, Leftistan, Palestinians, progressive, Saddam Hussein, Santa Cruz, Zionism, Zionist atrocities
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Obama’s Wars ( and Not-Wars)
This is kind of a dry blog season for me. First. I live in Santa Cruz, California where other people go on vacation. The sun sets late. The sea is beautiful, the wind warm most evenings. Second, I am suffering … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged Afghanistan, Bin Laden, fascism, General Petraeus, Iraq, Iraq withdrawal, Islamic Republic of Iran, Islamist Turkey, Kursdistan, Middle-East, North Korea, President Bush, President Obama, Saddam Hussein, Stalinism, Taliban, trip-wire troops, US foreign policy, war of choice
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