In case you missed this tid-bit… ========= WSJ 4/4/2017 Days ago, the U.S. newspaper Wall Street Journal of the right conservative forces hurled mud at the DPRK again. The March 27th issue of the paper let out such flurry of nonsense that the U.S. should set a regime change in the DPRK as a clear-cut policy target. . . . For the DPRK this... Read more
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Syrian Chemical Repeat
April 5 | Posted by mrossol | Middle East, Obama, Syria, The LeftOps, can’t bring that up… ====== WSJ 4/5/2017 Just when Western leaders think they can forget about the Syrian civil war, Bashar Assad drags them back in. A suspected poison gas attack widely blamed on the Syrian regime killed at least 58 people in opposition-held territory Tuesday, including 11 children. Syria’s army denied using chemical weapons, but then that’s what the regime said in... Read more
A ‘Pentagon Papers’ on Russia?
March 30 | Posted by mrossol | Liberal Press, Russia, The LeftAlong with the Imprimis article on Putin, this piece is also insightful. ==== WSJ – 4/25/2017 By Holman W Jenkins The American media needs to get a grip. News in essence is about how today differs from yesterday, a corollary of which is that yesterday was different from today. Reporters commit the fallacy of anachronism out the wazoo with their treatment of a report... Read more
The Ultimate Trump-Putin Deal
March 12 | Posted by mrossol | RussiaRussia: the forever mystery. ====== WSJ 3/11/2017 By Mikhail Khodorkovsky Russia went glaringly absent from President Donald Trump’s speech to Congress last week. Although Russians expect relations with Washington to change, they are anxiously asking how. Will Mr. Trump confront Moscow with the brash rhetoric he has directed at others? Will he be President Vladimir Putin’s lap dog, as many American critics and Kremlin... Read more
Egyptian Christians Fearing Terror Flee
February 26 | Posted by mrossol | Middle East, Radical Islam, Religious PersecutionNotice who is protesting?? ===== Feb. 26, 2017 AP ISMAILIA, Egypt—Egyptian Christians fearing attacks by Islamic State militants fled the volatile northern part of the Sinai Peninsula for a fourth day on Sunday, after a string of sectarian killings there sent hundreds packing and raised accusations the government is failing to protect the minority. More than 100 families from the town of el-Arish and... Read more
