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“Mr Obama, We are Not ‘Free Riders’” by Prince Turki Al-Faisal

by Turki Al-Faisal bin Abd Al-Aziz Al-Saud

Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) | 14 March 2016

This text is an answer to Barack Obama’s inerview by The Atlantic (“Barack Obama’s Revolution in Foreign Policy”, “The Obama Doctrine”, by Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic, March 10, 2016.)
No, Mr. Obama. We are not “free riders.” We shared with you our intelligence that prevented (...)

“Ending genocide in Darfur”

by David Tuller, John Heffernan

10 March 2006

In September 2004, the Bush administration said that murder, rape and violence in Darfur constituted genocide. Since that moment on, hundreds of thousands of people have been killed, but the responsible ones for such a massacre (the Sudanese government and the militias) continue to wage their (...)

“Short glossary of a caricaturist week”

by Philippe Val

2 March 2006

Prophet Mohammed: religious and military leader born about 570 in Mecca followed by a long period of successful victories that went from Spain to the whole Middle East. A historical figure that belongs to mankind. Therefore, in those countries where freedom of expression has been achieved, he (...)

“Turbulent days in Clichy”

by Philippe Val

23 November 2005

Nicolas Sarkozy and
the rebels of the slums are the result of the same
situation: a country that, going to the extremes, turns
its actors into beggars or multimillionaires, rejects its
leaders, confronts its history and where Salman Rushdie lets
people issue death threat against him at (...)

“Not to Islamist Turkey”

by Frank J. Gaffney Jr..

11 November 2005

On October 3, 2005, the representatives of the European Union and the Turkey of Islamist Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet to decide if Turkey could join the European Union. For Turkey, not to mention Europe and the West, it would better if the European Union rejected the Turkish inclusion in a (...)

“The country is changing”

by Gregor Gysi

3 October 2005

We’re the real winners in the elections because we got 4% more than last time. The FDP is stronger not only because the CDU missed votes but because the Federal Republic has changed. For the first time since the beginning of the 50s, the old states feel the need for a force to the left of (...)

“A German veto?”

by Frank J. Gaffney Jr..

30 September 2005

Years ago, pacifists made the following rhetorical question: what would happen if war is declared and nobody accepts to fight? Today, we should wonder: What would happen if the Pentagon had to fight a war and Germany does not give its approval? The possibility of the use of force on the part (...)

“From 9/11 to Katrina”

by Craig Roberts Stapleton

19 September 2005

September 11, 2001 appalling images are etched on the whole world’s memory and during this time for commemorations, Americans recall the fraternity between them and France specially on this occasion characterized by Le Monde’s unforgettable headline: "We All Are Americans”. Again, after (...)

“Not the place to go”

by Frank J. Gaffney Jr..

7 September 2005

Karen Hughes works in Washington in the “War of Ideas” against the “evil ideology” best described as Islamofascism. Hughes’ starting point is that not all Muslims are adherents to Islamism and that to defeat it it is necessary to join forces with Muslims who reject the objectives of the (...)

“God, nobody knows what happened?”

by Kim Tsagolov

7 September 2005

The fact that the Russians are not that welcomed in the Caucasian North is quite exagerated. There is no one from the Federation in that region whose blood is not Russian in a 50, 60 and 70%. Of course, there was the war in Chechen in which the local power and the Federals made a lot of (...)

“After Gaza, more Gaza”

by Daniel Levy

5 July 2005

It sometimes seems that in the 53 days remaining before the withdrawal from Gaza, every single settler will be interviewed by one Israeli media outlet or another. The obsession with the magnitude of the human interest of such withdrawal is understandable, but the deafening silence on what (...)

«Broken Treaty»

by Frank J. Gaffney Jr..

10 May 2005

The United Nations began this week its quinquennial review conference on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). The organization has fallen into disrepute and the Bush administration calls for its reform.
– In effect, the NPT has failed to stop nuclear wannabes who want to get the bomb. (...)

“The Bolton Vote”

by Frank J. Gaffney Jr..

3 May 2005

The Senate’s Foreign Relations Commission is ready to vote in relation to John Bolton’s nomination as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. The democrats will vote against and the republicans are expected to vote for him. However, the former launched a defamatory campaign against the State’s (...)

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