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The Greenblatt Peace Plan: The Anathema

By Unknown September 18, 2018

Israel Middle East Palestine Peace Plan US Foreign Policy

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Prince William's Middle East Visit: A Historic Inglorious Trip

By Unknown June 26, 2018

Fatah Great-Britain Israel Jordan Middle East Politics Prince William Royal Family UK

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The Steps in the US Middle East Policy Shift

By Unknown May 31, 2018

Kurdistan Middle East National Defense Authorization Act Peshmerga Scott Morgan Turkey Yazidi People

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Are Erdogan's Threats The Last Gasp of a Dying Bird? 4,3,2,1...

By Unknown May 29, 2018

Armenian Genocide Foreign Policy Hamas Iran Islamic Terrorism Middle East NATO Recep Erdogan Turkey

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Political Chess: Moving the Pieces Around Towards One Goal...

By Unknown November 21, 2017

Middle East Palestine PLO President Trump Saudi Arabia Zimbabwe

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Prince Charles' Anti-Jew Letter: Clash of Two Royal Houses?

By Unknown November 14, 2017

England Islam Israel Jew-Hatred Jews Middle East Prince Charles Royal Family

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Iran Sidelined by Russia: Interpreting the Smoke Signal

By Unknown April 04, 2017

Hezbollah Iran Israel Middle East Russia Syria USA

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What does Israel worry about?

By Unknown December 15, 2016

Israel Middle East Saudi Arabia-Israeli Relations Scott Morgan

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The Armageddon Will Make Strange Bedfellows

By Unknown October 11, 2016

Armageddon China Germany Iran Israel Middle East Qatar Russia Third World War Turkey UK USA

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Bibi Netanyahu's UNGA 2016 Speech: Israel's Powerful Future

By Unknown September 27, 2016

Human Development International Relations Israel Middle East PM Netanyahu Technology Terrorism UNGA

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By Not Normalising Ties With Israel, Arab Leaders Serve Their Foes' Interests

By Unknown April 26, 2016

Arab League Arab Policy Arab-Israeli Relations Israel Middle East

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President Obama: Duplicitous or Presumptuous?

By Unknown March 18, 2016

Arab-Israeli Conflict Foreign Policy Lenny Hannah Middle East President Obama

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Territorial Justice in the Middle East: Was the Forecast Right or Wrong?

By Unknown December 29, 2015

2015 Forecast Middle East

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Ethics: the Help and its Best

How much appreciation should be demonstrated towards someone who works under another one’s decree? Plenty, I’d say. The Help Vs its Best I find it rather distasteful when someone mistreats and disrespects the help. People should never forget what servants do for them: clean their bathroom(s) [and God only knows, that when they are unfortunate enough to work for a total pig, what it all encompasses]; clean their mess [when they drink and spill it all over; when they regurgitate the contents of their stomach; when they step into the house/flat with their muddy shoes etc]; clean their house; wash their clothes and underwear [I say, everybody should wash their own underwear – for the moment, I’ll excuse myself from explaining why]; put up with their rude children; wash their car; take care of their garden; keep them company; secure their family etc…Servants organise the life of the people they work for; they witness their miseries; they make sure that their home is the place that they long...

Graffiti is against Political Correctness

Political correctness is a self-imposed gag. Please allow me to explain: communist China came up with this “marvellous” concept (so that its regime and constant transgressions wouldn’t be openly critiqued) and the whole world adopted it; each individual swallowed it, self-imposing, thus, a gag. Political correctness is a carnival mask. People hide behind this mask (whose mouth is beautifully crafted and shut) in order not to say what they really think about “sensitive issues” and what they feel about certain situations. Picture a party: etiquette commands that 4 subjects are to be avoided (religion, politics, sports and sexual preferences) but there is always someone who breaks the rules and starts denying the holocaust, bashing gays, and saying that black people do not know how to govern themselves. Some of the present guest want to tell this person off; others want to agree with the individual and others want to see the circus set on fire; notwithstanding, under the flag of PC, every...

Chained

Imagine a brain, a heart and a soul all chained up...that is a woman. When a woman is born, the brainwash operation is launched: girls wear pink; girls play with dolls; girls play with kitchen sets; girls play with girls; girls must be nice and kind; girls smile all the time; young ladies must be careful with kissing boys; young ladies must remain pure; they must be virgins in order to find a good husband (as if virginity represented a safe collateral); women must have kids; women must have a husband; women must, must, must… Women have come a long way. They have battled through injustice, humiliation, disrespect and have conquered many rights, yet they remain under balls and chain. Yes, it sounds rather shocking…preposterous even; but if you look around closely you’ll realize how true it is. The female gender complains about sexism…who perpetuates it? Women do. How? By actively participating in the brainwash operation. Why do they do it? Because since they’ve been brainwashed, the...

Hookers and Strippers Legal and Moral?

Prostitution...what does this word mean? The oldest profession basically means "engaging in sex acts for hire" or more bluntly "exchanging sex for money" . When we speak of prostitution, we visualise women in utterly tasteless attires, soliciting somewhere in the streets; or we see women clad in designer garbs escorting highly successful business (yet unsuccessful in relationships) men. However there are other types of harlots: 1. The cocottes who date married men with the single purpose of obtaining presents; clothes, cars, have their household rent paid, etc. 2. The private bawds who legally unite themselves to rich men with the unique goal of satisfying their sexual needs in exchange for jewellery, fur on their backs, a fully loaded car, a phat [1] bank account, a luxurious home to dwell in, designer frocks & shoes etc... It could be argued that cocottes and private bawds are not prostitutes, but simply women who found an alternative way of life; however si...

Possible Things to Say...

It can't be easy being a parent. Before I commence, I'd like to pay my respects to all parents in the world: God bless you! I have always found it so cute when kids start saying what they want to be when they grow up (of course half of them end up by being something completely diverse of what they had initially planned): ballerina, fireman, police officer, doctor, singer etc. And parents always bear proud and shiny faces. However I wonder which look their countenance would bear, and what reaction they’d have, if their kids would convey their wish to be an undertaker, for example... But there is worse... Please allow me to share 4 unusual professional paths that kids could dream of pursuing; and the possible things their parents could tell them. I. “Mom, dad; I want to be a whore.” Possible reaction : oh sure, darling; if that is your dream job. Of course the family will support your decision...when you’re 60. Until then go to school, finish your education; get ...

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