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Being Gay in Brazil
This should be sobering for all the culture warriors in our own country. In light of this essay published by the Daily Beast, America by comparison, continues to be light years ahead of every other country when it comes to … Continue reading
Syrian Regime Forces Deliberately Targeting Children
The Syrian regime is using an an age old tactic of utter and unspeakable brutality to break any will of resistance. Think, here, of the type of siege warfare found in the Old Testament Bible. Historically, men have been willing … Continue reading
Qaddafi Is Raping Libya. Literally.
This is pretty chilling stuff. It is well documented proof that the Libyan dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, has meted out retribution against those who are fighting against his regime. He’s employed conventional arms such as tanks, jets, and attack helicopters against … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, War
Tagged human rights, Libya war, Libyan rebels, Muammar Qaddafi, NATO, War Crimes
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A look at North Korean prison camps.
by Jason According to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Democracy Index 2008, there are 30 countries that are full democracies, 50 that are flawed democracies, 36 that are hybrid regimes and 51 that are authoritarian regimes. That means that authoritarian regimes … Continue reading
Differences in Democracy
(Although some of the developing countries/third world have in recent decades experienced transition to democracy/democratization, still many have not yet attained democracy. Here are a few explanations as to why that is.) A sweeping and broad reason given for the … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Foreign Affairs, Political Thought, Western Society
Tagged Africa, Arab World, Democracy, Democratic Theory, Dictatorships, Founding Principles, human rights, less developed countries, Political Theory, Representative democracy, Third World Countries, Third World Democracy, Western Democracy, Western world
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Typical hand-wringing and Liberal moral relativism on full international display
Ladies and gentlemen, this here is a stunner. Even by the standards of a liberal administration such as the one Obama and his operatives have created. Since he has assumed office, the man has apologized for just about everything under … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Foreign Affairs, Opinion
Tagged anti americanism, Authoritarian rule, Democracy in America, Democracy in China, freedom of the press, human rights, Leftist, liberal guilt, Michael Posner, moral relativist, Obama Administartion, President Obama, radical liberals, the United States of America
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Democracy, human rights good for some, not others?
It’s not often around here that we ask you to turn your attention to events in the far-flung Central Asian of Kyrgyzstan. But recent comments made by that nation’s President speak to the larger issue of whether the values of … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Foreign Affairs, Political Thought, Western Society
Tagged Bakiyev, Democracy, Freedom, human rights, individual, Kyrgyzstan, selfishness, values, Western culture
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How do we stop this? — Child abuse in Islamic culture
by Jason Fox News | Saudi Child Bride Turned Back Over to 80-Year-Old Husband A Saudi Arabian father forced his 10-year-old daughter to return to her 80-year-old husband Sunday, after she was found hiding at the home of her aunt … Continue reading
Killing People. The Secular Left’s tale
This was just too good to pass up. An awesome site called the Wintery Knight Blog, which I have featured here before and have had wonderful correspondence with its operator, pushes out awesome stuff on a regular basis. This latest post is … Continue reading
Syria Until Sunup: Is there any reason to believe Damascus-Washington relations can improve?
(Photo: Portland Tribune) An important Middle East test for SOS Hillary Clinton and President Obama is now underway from their decision to send two officials to Syria to try to encourage Damascus to change course. However, trying to turn the … Continue reading
