165. An Iranian Port in Syria
This issue looks at Israel”s offer of a temporary Palestinian State, the latest on Galid Shalit, violence against Egyptian Christians, Obama”s latest accusations against Israel, and the new Iranian port in Syria. Continue reading
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164. Dire Straits in the Middle-East
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issue looks at the dire straits of the Mid-East. Continue reading
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163. Muslim Cleric: Obama Not Muslim Enough
This issue looks at a Muslim cleric”s complaint that Obama is not Muslim enough. Continue reading
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162. The Obama-Gadhafi Connection
This issue looks at the recent rocket attack on Beersheba, the goal of Israel”s enemies, the Obama-Gadhafi connection, Gadhafi”s confirmation of Obama”s Muslim descent, Farrakhan”s praise of Gadhafi, and a likely new nuclear site in Syria. Continue reading
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160. Babylon and God's Supremacy
This issue looks at Babylon and God”s supremacy. Continue reading
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159. Muslim Brotherhood Flexes its Muscles
This issue looks at the effects of Arab rage on Israel, the ranting of a Muslim Brotherhood leader against Israel, the dependence of the Egyptian Army on the U.S., the South Sudanese vote for Independence, and the Muslim Brotherhood”s deep roots in the U.S. Continue reading
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158. What Next for the Muslim Brotherhood?
This issue looks at “What next for the Muslim Brotherhood?” Continue reading
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157. Breaking the System-Conclusion
This issue looks at “Breaking the System” Conclusion. Continue reading
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156. Insider Analysis of Egypt's Revolt
This edition examines the U.S.”s role in forcing a Palestinian state upon Israel and an analysis of what really happened in Egypt. The vast array of misinformation out there forced this edition to be longer than usual. Continue reading
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155. Breaking the System, Part 4
This issue looks at “Breaking the System” Part 4. Continue reading
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