This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com: Australia’s court issues landmark judgment against S&P Ratings Agency Cyprus denies that its bailout money will go to Russian oligarchs Australia’s court issues landmark judgment against S&P Ratings Agency Regular readers of World View
With just one day left before the polls open, Democrats have settled on a closing message to the 2012 campaign that portrays the Obama presidency as a brief moment of enlightenment in America’s bleak past and future. America used to
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com After being called ‘traitor’, Abbas rescinds on ‘right of return’ Russia’s nationalists turn against Putin Egypt’s Coptic Christians select a new Pope at time of anxiety After being called ‘traitor’, Abbas rescinds on ‘right
Like most origin stories, “Casino Royale” makes for great storytelling. Unlike most origin stories, however, it is executed with near perfection. Bond. Daniel Craig. Talk about an introduction. Steely eyed. Brawler. Cold-blooded killer. Rugged good looks. A man’s man in every sense of the word. And in
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Chinese Communist Party prepares for an explosive Politburo election Putin’s disappearance may be related to his day as leader of the cranes Chinese Communist Party prepares for an explosive Politburo election Politburo Standing Committee
An investigation into the sinking of a South Korean trawler southeast of New Zealand with the loss of 22 lives two years ago has found the captain and crew to blame. The Insung I sank on December 13, 2010, in
A new poll shows Barack Obama defeating Mitt Romney soundly … in Europe. This follows polls showing Obama ahead of Romney in Russia. Obama undoubtedly wins the popularity contest in the Middle East. Romney only seems to be ahead in
Syrian warplanes pounded rebel bastions on Wednesday after a day of fighting that left more than 180 dead, as UN-Arab League peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi urged China to help end the violence. In a week that has seen unprecedented air
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Banksters desperately seek to save Europe’s carbon trading system Libor-rigging banks face rash of lawsuits Japan’s economy may be in an inescapable decline Poor health and draft-dodging plague Russia’s army Banksters desperately seek to
Senator Sherrod Brown delivered controversial remarks on Iran, Obamacare, Israel, and J Street at a Jewish center in Columbus on October 18. At the time of writing, this journalist is the only one to have a complete audio copy of the
President Obama explained Saturday that he told Russia’s President that he would have “more flexibility” after reelection to work with Vladimir Putin because he was “off campaigning and doing all kinds of stuff.” Following a question from an audience member
“The World Is Not Enough” and “Die Another Day” begin with a lot of promise, both have solid elements, and there’s plenty of spectacle, but both ultimately collapse in their respective second halves. Bond. JB. Pierce Brosnan isn’t given a
A source inside of Russia claims Syrian militants are firing American-made surface-to-air missiles at Bashar al-Assad’s warplanes. Russia has supplied many of those warplanes, so they see the situation as American weapons shooting down Russian planes. Russian Gen. Nikolai Makarov
Many who saw President Barack Obama’s latest campaign commercial wondered how the campaign could have conceived of such an unusual idea. The commercial attempts to appeal to young voters by comparing voting for the first time to losing one’s virginity. It turns
An international organization that will send election observers to monitor U.S. elections in November represents some of the world’s most undemocratic, politically repressive regimes. The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, which cooperates with the United Nations under Chapter
Today, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wrote a column in The New York Times ripping into the current Ukrainian administration: Ukraine’s parliamentary elections at the end of this month will be an important bellwether for the state of these institutions.
Everyone knows how much I hate these corrupt media fact-checkers, but right now they are being hoisted by their own left-wing petard because it was Obama who told lie after lie after lie last night. And late last night and first
Once the left invents a gaffe they never let it go. There’s a good example of that at Huff Post yesterday where a post on political blunders includes Sarah Palin’s interview with Katie Couric. Huff Post claims Palin’s statements about
By ALLEN G. BREEDAP National WriterWith the baseball playoffs and Monday Night Football to compete with, even free pizza and soda couldn’t entice more than a handful of students to the Tulane University Political Science Department’s viewing party for the
In an obviously pre-written and rehearsed moment, President Barack Obama suggested that Gov. Mitt Romney had an outdated foreign policy regarding Russia, as well as a social policy from the 1950s and an economic policy from the 1920s.
A four-year history of retreat, apology, genuflection and near-total failure, from A to Z: Afghanistan: Obama delayed, then announced a “surge”–but also a timetable for withdrawal, making it clear to the Taliban we were not set on victory. There are
Back in March, President Obama told outgoing Russian President Dmitry Medvedev that he hoped Russia would give him “space” until after the election – at which point Obama and the United States would provide Russia with “flexibility.” So much for
(AP) Lebanon launches major security operationBy BASSEM MROUEAssociated PressBEIRUTLebanese troops launched a major security operation on Monday to open all roads and force gunmen off the streets, trying to contain an outburst of violence set off by the assassination of
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com: Emir Abdelmalek Droukdel, head of AQIM, says that the terrorist organization is ‘sick’ Syrian rebels and Islamist jihadists seizing weapons in Syria Hizbollah launching rocket attacks into Syria Russia conducts a large security operation
Not as strong as “GoldenEye,” and with a villain that is too arch, “Tomorrow Never Dies” nonetheless boasts outstanding action scenes and a good script. Brosnan, Bond Pierce Brosnan settles into his role as Bond in this outing, carrying out
