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# Share Your Votes Blog/Website  Recent Posts                 
1 27%
Gwynne Dyer
Jun 11 GwynneDyer: Opinion: Imperial Guilt – by Gwynne Dyer - Tripoli Post http://t.co/5gSvoghToR: GwynneDyer: Opinion: Imperial Guilt – by Gwynne Dyer - Tripoli Post http://t.co/5gSvoghToR
Jun 11 GwynneDyer: GWYNNE DYER > Paris 1968, Istanbul 2013 - Hurriyet Daily News http://t.co/0XmaTH7YXZ: GwynneDyer: GWYNNE DYER > Paris 1968, Istanbul 2013 - Hurriyet Daily News http://t.co/0XmaTH7YXZ
Jun 10 GwynneDyer: Gwynne Dyer: Imperial guilt, denial, and delay - http://t.co/3g8PGxS2ox http://t.co/Jd9pkK8yYA: GwynneDyer: Gwynne Dyer: Imperial guilt, denial, and delay - http://t.co/3g8PGxS2ox http://t.co/Jd9pkK8yYA
2 18%
WikiLeaks
Jun 11 wikileaks: Spooky reading after #Snowden: Julian #Assange's call to take up arms against the surveillance state | Cypherpunks http://t.co/BpUQi2nzgG: wikileaks: Spooky reading after #Snowden: Julian #Assange's call to take up arms against the surveillance state | Cypherpunks http://t.co/BpUQi2nzgG
Jun 11 wikileaks: anti-WikiLeaks movie 'We Steal Secrets' flops at box office | Indiewire http://t.co/dFQn6wXlMN: wikileaks: anti-WikiLeaks movie 'We Steal Secrets' flops at box office | Indiewire http://t.co/dFQn6wXlMN
3 18%
UN Dispatch
Jun 18 Map of the Day: Where Children are Soldiers: The United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict Leila Zerrougui briefed the Security Council yesterday on her latest global assessment of where children are being used as soldiers. In all, 55 armed groups operating in 21 countries were included i...
Jun 18 Can President-elect Hassan Rouhani Fix Iran?: Iran has a new president, but it might not be as important as expected. Hassan Rouhani won the election on a moderate campaign, promising greater freedoms for the press and a retreat from the socio-poliitcal crackdown of the last four years. He had the sudden support of reformist figures in the p...
4 10%
Marc Lynch | FOREIGN POLICY
Jun 16 Sliding Down the Syrian Slope: President Obama's move to increase the public flow of arms to selected Syrian rebels is probably his worst foreign policy decision since taking office. It is basically the Afghan surge decision redux: long months of grueling internal deliberation about whether to escalate military commitments re...
Jun 13 New: the Syria intervention debate and an MB review:  Just some links to some new articles of mine which you may find of interest:   The Syria (Intervention) Strategy Vaccuum:  my weekly FP column looks at the policy implications of defining Syria's conflict as either a front in a regional war against Iran or a civil war and humanitarian catastr...
5 9%
STRATFOR: Geopolitical Weekly
Jun 11 Stratfor: Sitrep: None injured as bomb explodes under Italian diplomatic vehicle in #Libya http://t.co/vsmWdl8wqy: Stratfor: Sitrep: None injured as bomb explodes under Italian diplomatic vehicle in #Libya http://t.co/vsmWdl8wqy
Jun 11 Stratfor: A Taliban Delegation Visits #Tehran http://t.co/UjmcVDSmWY: Stratfor: A Taliban Delegation Visits #Tehran http://t.co/UjmcVDSmWY
6 9%
Global Issues - God's Politics Blog
Jun 18 Sojo Stories: Dirty Wars : Days before President Barack Obama's high-profile speech on drones and U.S. counterterrorism efforts, Sojourners sat down with investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill to take an inside look at U.S.-led covert wars and the drones that have become an integral part of our global “war on terror.”His th...
Jun 18 Competing … For the Greater Good: Despite the spiritual strengthening afforded by my monastic experience, this first episode of the show gave me a clearer picture of my inner, ongoing conflict. And this is what I see: in the midst of real life, when the motorcycle engines are lit and the race is on, I want to win. Regardless of w...
7 9%
The Mark - News and Perspectives Daily
May 17 Bombs, Plots, and Laws: First, the danger of the “enemy within”—supposedly “homegrown” terrorists who are simultaneously alienated and radicalized, often with the help of the Internet. Second, the difficult task faced by law enforcement and intelligence agencies in uncovering such low-tech plots in advance. After all, w...
May 3 May Day: What’s Left of the Left: We’re less familiar with the historic significance of May Day because in 1894 the Canadian government created Labour Day as an alternative holiday, which now marks the unofficial end of summer with a long weekend featuring back-to-school sales more than workers’ rights. We decided first to mark t...
8 0%
GlobalIssues.org (Anup Shah)
Mar 24 Austerity and Structural Adjustment for Europe: For a while now many European governments have resorted to austerity measures to deal with the recession and financial crises affecting them. This may have either been by choice, or pressured from the outside. However, as has been warned countless times, excessive austerity rarely ...
9 0%
International Issues | Understanding the global bala...
2012 Sep Morsi shows his true colours after just 100 days: Mohammed Morsi, President of Egypt, spent his 100th day as president of Egypt in the United States of America at the United Nations General Assembly. Mohammed Morsi was sworn in as president of Egypt on the Saturday 30th June 2012 with much pomp and fanfare. His electoral victory was a unique mom...
10 0%
SkyReporter.com
2012 May SLAIN AFGHAN PEACE MEDIATOR CAUTIONED U.S. AGAINST SURGE:
11 0%
Perspectives on Global Issues Blog
Jun 11 Site Redesign:
12 0%
Orato > World Affairs
2012 Apr Nobel Laureate Suu Kyi Leads Burma's NDL: April 1 Burmese Vote Ploy to Lift Sanctions?On April 1, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Suu Kyi lead her party, the New League for Democracy (NLD) in its first election in over 20 years in Burma. Kyi had been under house arrest for nearly 20 years, but BBC reported she won 40 out of the 45 available ...
13 0%
From Bosnia to Canada > World
Jun 19 Bosnia’s Bebylution continues strong and creates offsprings: Bosnia’s civic uprising against useless, incapable and dysfunctional government continues strong after almost three weeks and now even creates offsprings in other local communities on different issues. Sarajevo protests which started recently as I wrote that in previous article and explained in o...

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