This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Chavez’s cancer surgery worries his leftist club of nations North Korea threatens ‘sacred war’ against South Korea and U.S. Germany to send tax officers to Athens to help Greece collect taxes Two U.S. officers killed
Recently I wrote the sentence, “There was a vigorous anti-war movement that turned the [German] public against [World War I], and finally Germany was forced to capitulate — not because they were defeated on the battlefield, but because they were
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. ‘Friends of Syria’ conference to bypass U.N. Security Council 70% of Greeks express anger and revulsion at Germans David Cameron calls Somalia conference a ‘turning point’ S. Koreans rally against China for returning defectors
Chancellor Angela Merkel named Joachim Gauck, a pro-democracy activist from the former East Germany, as the unity candidate for the mainly ceremonial role of German president after the resignation of the incumbent amid corruption allegations.
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Syrian conflict spills over the border into Lebanon Jordan opening a refugee camp for fleeing Syrians Greece’s bailout may be approved on Monday German media become anxious about Greece’s growing hostility Joy in Libya
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Iran’s Ahmadinejad announces nuclear breakthrough with great fanfare Nicolas Sarkozy announces reelection campaign for president of France German Chancellor Merkel to campaign for Sarkozy Germany and Greece trade insults as bailout talks stall Private
ATHENS, Greece (AP) – Riots engulfed central Athens and at least 10 buildings went up in flames in mass protests late Sunday as lawmakers prepared for a historic parliamentary vote on harsh austerity measures demanded to keep the country solvent
Two breaking stories this evening cover the legal aftermath of two violent plots motivated by radical Islam–one foiled, and one unfortunately not. The first comes from Germany, where a man who killed U.S. servicemen, claiming Brian de Palma’s “Redacted” motivated
This week, crowds in Greece protested coming austerity cuts, chanting “There’s no more left to cut.” Meanwhile, Prime Minister Lucas Papdemos was looking for concession from his unity government so he could get more cash from France and Germany for
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Austerity negotiators in Greece fail to meet another deadline Greece’s jobless rate rises to a fresh record high China faces mass protests by Tibetans Argentine outrage when Falklands newspaper calls president Cristina Kirchner a
On MSNBC’s Jansing and Co. author Eric Metaxas compared the Obama’s administration’s encroachment on religious freedoms to Nazi Germany.
LONDON (AP) – Florence Green never saw the front line. Her war was spent serving food, not dodging bullets. But Green, who has died aged 110, was the last known surviving veteran of World War I. She was serving with
Throughout my lifetime, one historical question I’ve heard raised over and over again involved the Nazi Holocaust: How was it possible that ordinary Germans participated in the genocide of millions of perfect nice, loyal German citizens, simply because they were
Throughout my lifetime, one historical question I’ve heard raised over and over again involved the Nazi Holocaust: How was it possible that ordinary Germans participated in the genocide of millions of perfect nice, loyal German citizens, simply because they were
From The Local: Animal sex abuse is on the rise in Germany, with bestiality brothels being set up across the country, according to a state animal protection officer demanding stronger laws to protect mankind’s furry and feathered friends. Madeleine Martin,
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Greece appears to be close to meltdown Analysts ridicule Germany’s plan to control Greece’s budget Portugal’s slide towards becoming the next Greece accelerates Turkey denies that it’s aiding Hamas Imran Khan promises Pakistan a
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Germany openly backs plan to give EU control of Greece’s budget American embassy in Cairo shelters U.S. citizens threatened with arrest Competing Taliban peace talks begin in Qatar and Saudi Arabia Syria launches new
During an exchange with a Senatorial Aide, I received from him the link to a piece written by a Colonel Tony Pfaff, USA. The piece is entitled, ‘RISK, MILITARY ETHICS AND IRREGULAR WARFARE’. In this piece the Colonel details the
The latest taxpayer-funded boondoggle to emerge from the Obama Administration’s infamous Energy Department grant and loan program has cost taxpayers $118.5 million, new bankruptcy filings by electric battery maker Ener1 reveal. From Bloomberg News: The company listed assets of $73.9
It’s hard to imagine anyone would actually be surprised that Oliver Stone would champion Ron Paul. After all, the two both seem to look at politics through a lens that someone brought back from the Bizzaro World. For those of
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Euro crisis deadlock leads to finger-pointing and German isolation Private investors demand that Europe meet October commitments Demands that European Central Bank take a haircut too Germany becomes increasingly isolated in Europe over euro
The German Chancellor and French President have put together a plan to boost growth. Sounds like a good goal, but what specifically are they proposing? Some of the obvious ideas include: Lowering tax rates to boost incentives for productive behavior.
When HBO announced it was making a film based on the 2008 election chronicle “Game Change” conservatives imagined yet another GOP hit job from a network known for its liberal bias. The book painted a glowing portrait of Obama while
This story makes one wonder if Vice President Biden’s remark that “the Taliban is not our enemy” was really a gaffe after all. If “the opening of a Taliban office” in Afghanistan really is on the table, what role does
Germany’s Der Spiegel offers up a dose of economic reality: while France, Italy, Greece, Spain and other European countries are suffering amidst the debt crisis, Germany is doing great. Indeed, they are actually benefiting from the crisis. Recently, Germany actually
