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Tag Archives: Barack Obama
Two States Are Not a Solution
When recently having read, with growing admiration, Shlomo Sand’s sober and, in essence, scientific analysis of ‘The Invention of the Jewish People,’ in which he reduces Jewish, largely ethnocentric, nationalism, or Zionism, to a great misconception and anachronism, I became … Continue reading →
Posted in Book Review, Israel, Palestine
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Tagged apartheid, Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, ethnocracy, illegal settlements, Mahmoud Abbas, peace talks, Shlomo Sand, Thilo Sarrazin, two-state solution
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Bushehr Power Plant
While, after Jeffrey Goldberg’s lengthy article last week, a heated debate at The Atlantic currently discusses pros and cons of bombing Iran and its nuclear facilities, and former Ambassador to the UN John Bolton warns that Israel and the US are going to … Continue reading →
Posted in IAEA, Iran, LEU
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Tagged Ali Khamenei, Barack Obama, Bushehr, George W. Bush, Israel, John Bolton, light water reactor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, nuclear tals, sanctions
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Much Ado about Nothing
Not even as an example of bad journalism, the rather warmongering piece by Jeffrey Goldberg in The Atlantic last week isn’t really worth of reading through all its fifteen printed pages. That there had been or will be a Point … Continue reading →
Posted in Iran, Israel, USA
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Tagged Ahmadinejad, anti-semitism, Auschwitz, bad journalism, Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, Fordow, Gareth Porter, Hitler, holocaust denial, Jeffrey Goldberg, Joshua Pollack, Natanz, Qom, Ray McGovern, Zionism
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PowerPoint is Not the Problem
When runaway General Stanley McChrystal resigned last month from his job in Afghanistan (I still believe that he actually craved for being fired by amateurish President Barack Obama when he gave his infamous interview to Michael Hastings of the Rolling … Continue reading →
Posted in Afghanistan, NATO, USA
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Tagged Barack Obama, David Petraeus, endless war, Isaf, misconception, Stanley McChrystal, surge
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Bullying Iran
See update below. When recently presenting the United States’ new nuclear strategy, largely narrowing the potential use of nuclear weapons, two exceptions were explicitly named by President Obama: ‘outliers’ North Korea and Iran. The former had left the Nuclear Non-proliferation … Continue reading →
Posted in IAEA, Iran, NPT, USA
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Tagged Barack Obama, Diplomacy, G20, Natanz, NIE, Nuclear Posture Review, Pittsburgh, Washington
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