This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Bosnia commemorates the 1995 Srebrenica massacre Egypt’s opposing factions plan rival demonstrations on Friday in Cairo Paranoid Russian agencies are seeking old-style typewriters Bosnia commemorates the 1995 Srebrenica massacre A Bosnian Muslim survivor of
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Egypt shifts Mideast power from Qatar to Saudi Arabia and UAE Russia tries a ridiculous sarin gas scam for Syria Egypt shifts Mideast power from Qatar to Saudi Arabia and UAE The ouster of
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, posted an editorial/call to arms in The Guardian that once again promotes his view of America as the oppressor of the world while remaining noticeably silent on the draconian new threat to free speech
(AP) Boston bombing suspect pleads not guiltyBy DENISE LAVOIEAP Legal Affairs WriterBOSTONHis arm in a cast, Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges Wednesday in his first courtroom appearance since his capture at the end
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Jihadist attack on India’s Buddhist Temple in revenge for Burma atrocities World fault lines Millions of Egyptians protest in rival demonstrations Jihadist attack on India’s Buddhist Temple in revenge for Burma atrocities The Bodhi
Let’s take stock: Egypt is in flames, and both sides of the bubbling civil war hate Barack Obama and his foreign policy team. Turkey is descending into an Islamist sinkhole on a more controllable glide path, which means the Islamists
The Russian government’s fingerprints are apparent on the recent decision by the government of Kyrgyzstan to “denounce” a pre-existing agreement with the U.S. military to use the Manas Transit Center, an airbase vital to U.S. military reach in Afghanistan and
(AP) Russia official: Venezuela last chance for SnowdenMOSCOWAn influential Russian parliament member who often speaks for the Kremlin is encouraging NSA leaker Edward Snowden to accept Venezuela’s offer of asylum. Alexei Pushkov, who heads the international affairs committee in Russia’s
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Angry ‘Day or Rejection’ protests in Egypt lead to dozens killed Egypt’s coup deals a blow to Syria’s Muslim Brotherhood U.S. employment shifts from full-time to part-time Britain’s National Health Service moves in opposite
Much debate surrounds President Barack Obama’s refusal to label the Egyptian coup a “coup.” Doing so would have legal implications for U.S. aid to Egypt, which is one of the administration’s few remaining points of leverage. The Egypt case contrasts
(AFP) – A high-ranking North Korean official with long experience in nuclear talks began a series of meetings in Moscow on Thursday aimed at reviving the stalled six-party process after months of tensions. Russian officials said North Korea’s first vice
On Wednesday, Anna Chapman, the Russian spy who was exposed in 2010 as part of a sleeper cell in America, asked NSA leaker Edward Snowden to marry her on Twitter. Snowden, will you marry me?! — Anna (@ChapmanAnna) July 3,
In a July 3 editoral for the Wall Street Journal entitled “What the Snowden Acolytes Won’t Tell You,” authorMax Boot counters fears of the National Security Agency by making the historical argument that a dictatorship that emerges slowly “would be
On July 1, Barack Obama was left scratching his head after Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested Russia might grant asylum to NSA leaker Edward Snowden after all. Snowden made the request, and rather than deny it right out, Putin
Since I am considered by many to be a “little guy,” you’d think I’d always be “looking out” for him–the proverbial little guy. You could not be more wrong. The little guy bugs the crap out of me. But let
(AP) UNITED NATIONS–The U.N. women’s agency is teaming up with Academy Award-winner Geena Davis to support a global study analyzing the depiction and representation of women and girls in family film. Lakshmi Puri, acting head of UN Women, says it
In a press conference on Monday, President Vladimir Putin said that leaker Edward Snowden would not get political asylum unless he stopped leaking classified information. “If he wants to go somewhere and they accept him, please, be my guest. If
Doubling down on her criticism of NSA leaker Edward Snowden, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said NBC’s Meet the Press that Snowden wasn’t a hero, and that furthermore, he may not have any more crucial material to released. “We
(AP) Penguins’ Bylsma to coach US Olympic team in SochiBy WILL GRAVESAP Sports WriterDan Bylsma has never coached hockey at the international level. The Pittsburgh Penguins coach does, however, know how to win while juggling a roster dotted with superstars.
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Jihadists from Russia join opposition fighters in Syria Russia withdraws forces from Syria as tensions escalate Terrorist attack in Iraq kills 19 Sunni ‘traitors’ Southern Europe gives up the siesta, thanks to German demands
There’s a lot of weird creative decisions in the new submarine thriller Phantom that could end up splitting audiences. First, everyone speaks with their normal American accents despite playing Soviets out of Mother Russia. Another decision that seems a bit
President Barack Obama, traveling abroad in Africa, dismissed concerns about Edward Snowden, who leaked details of National Security Agency surveillance programs and is seeking asylum in Ecuador. Obama said he was “not scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker” and
In press conference in Africa, President Obama said today that he won’t be “wheeling and dealing” to extradite Edward Snowden calling him a “29-year old hacker.” “I’m not going to have one case with a suspect who we’re trying to
America’s largest Socialist conference, “Socialism 2013” will kick off today in Chicago. According to their website, Glenn Greenwald, the left-wing writer for the Guardian, who has recently come under fire for his role in breaking Eric Snowden’s claims of NSA
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Edward Snowden is still at the Moscow airport, but that he won’t be arrested or expelled. The White House has asked that Snowden be returned to face criminal charges.
