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...reminds viewers that Islamic terrorists are but one slice of the entire Muslim population, one must dig deep into TAP’s propaganda to find such a concession. Elsewhere, the only statements made concerning Islam are of the “lies” Americans are fed regarding the religion as an inherently peaceful one. The most unfortunate aspect of TAP’s Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week, however, is the missed opportunity at hand. The political and cultural boundaries between the Muslim world and the non-Muslim world are fascinating and worthy of examination. Sadly...
...effectively, the entire Harvard eight, which would have been without its coxswain—might have failed, but Harvard’s last-place finish both ruined the Crimson’s quest for goal against the world’s best and relieved an International Olympic Committee fed up with the shaggy, revolutionary folk from Cambridge, Mass. The Harvard varsity returned home without a medal, disappointed by the results on the water and exhausted by the affairs off of it. Their protest proved the final chance for Harvard’s oarsmen to speak up in such a public...
...citizens are fed up with these treaty negotiations," Portuguese Foreign Minister Louis Amado said at a tactical late night press conference designed to pressure last-minute holdouts such as Poland, Italy, and the Czech Republic. "It has been going on for six years. It is time to move on to the issues that are really of a concern to our citizens...
...search process is non-invasive and random. Bags are not opened—the handles and zippers are swabbed with a special test strip which is then fed through an explosives detection machine, according to Venturelli...
Skeptics, meanwhile, see North Korea's current eagerness for investment as another in Kim's endless series of feints designed to keep his opponents off balance--and the foreign aid handouts flowing so the country stays fed. "The North Korean economic approach has always been to extract resources from outsiders," says Nicholas Eberstadt, a political economist at the American Enterprise Institute and the author of The North Korean Economy. "It's like what they say about champagne: In success, you feel like you deserve it. In failure, you need...