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Who are we to say no to Iran's nukes?
Let's ask the right question. When, exactly, did the U.S.A. become "the decider" for which countries can possess the complete nuclear fuel cycle? Seems like déjà vu all over again for a run-up to war with Iran. Will the media please do their job:...Tags: John Kelly, Parkville
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Where's the outrage over Palestinian rocket attacks on civilians in Israel?
After a very short period of peace, Palestinian terrorists in Gaza have resumed their attacks on Israel, launching massive numbers of Grad rockets at schools, playgrounds, hospitals and homes ("Israeli strikes, Gaza rockets end weeks of relative calm,"...Tags: Timonium, Gaza Crisis (2008), Israel, United Nations, Hamas
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Iran won't change its ways no matter how much pressure is applied
While any sane person hopes that war with Iran can be avoided, The Sun's plan for averting such a conflict is misguided ("Nuclear saber-rattling," Jan. 6). The plan is unethical because it asks the U.S. to betray its own democratic ideals by...Tags: Nuclear Weapons, Israel, National Security, Human Rights
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Nuclear threat keeps U.S. troops overseas
Nobody wishes for peace more than a veteran. As someone who deployed to a combat zone and knows what it's like to endure deep pangs of family separation and be awoken at 3:30 a.m. because there's a large group outside your post who is trying to kill you,...Tags: Barack Obama, Saudi Arabia, Timonium, Saddam Hussein, China
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D.C.'s Keystone Kops
The famously inept Keystone Kops from the silent-movie era have relocated inside the Washington Beltway, performing the same kinds of inexplicable actions that were their trademark in the 1920s. President Barack Obama has refused to approve the Keystone...Tags: Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, Barack Obama, Environmental Pollution, Russia, Energy Resources
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Iran is serious about nuclear talks; it's the U.S. that has stymied progress on the issue
The report onIran'srefusal to negotiate about its nuclear program is misleading ("Iran defiant in response to EU's boycott of its oil," Jan. 24). Iran's "unwillingness to negotiate" is belied by the fact that Iran negotiated with the U.S. long before... -
Marines' abuses were a temporary lapse, but Taliban depravity is permanent
Reading The Sun's pious outrage at U.S. Marines urinating on dead Taliban fighters reminded me of Nietzsche's remarks on decadent religions — cultures so wrapped up in the make-belief worlds of the afterlife that they've come to devalue life in this...Tags: Hamid Karzai, Taliban
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Sanctions against Iran are a prelude to war
By punishing Iran for its nuclear research and development, U.S. and European sanctions only give incentive to Iran to double-down on the program ("U.S. sees Iran sanctions bite," Jan. 8). That's because the whole purpose of nuclear capability is to... -
If Iran gets the bomb, another Holocaust is on the way
An article in The Sun says that Iran has announced that it has produced a nuclear fuel rod and has test-fired a missile ("Iran says it has produced its first nuclear fuel rod," Jan. 2). Since the world hasn't yet seen fit to stop these maniacs, we might...Tags: Nuclear Power, Massacres
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On Iranian threat, why hasn't Obama spoken out?
That the Navy's Fifth Fleet was the one to declare the U.S. intention to keep the Straight of Hormuz clear, rather than the president or the secretary of defense speaking for the nation, suggested a weakening of the principle of civilian control of the...Tags: Central Intelligence Agency, The Pentagon
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What will it take before President Obama stands up to the mullahs in Tehran?
The muted communication from a spokesperson for the Navy's Fifth Fleet that it won't tolerate an Iranian attempt to close to Strait of Hormuz and shut off much of the world's oil supply is not an adequate response to the threat. It comes off as another...Tags: Jimmy Carter, Barack Obama, Ronald Reagan
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Top singles January: Meet Sharon and Brian
Sharon Khosravian, 30, Pisces
LIVES: Canton
FROM: Tehran, Iran, and Columbia
EDUCATION: University of Maryland, College Park
OCCUPATION: Operations manager
INTERESTS: Foreign films, politics, arts
TURN-ONS: Leadership, masculinity, global awareness...Tags: Thriller (genre), Jane Eyre (movie), Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), Raging Bull (movie), The Shawshank Redemption (movie)
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