Tag Archives: Iran
North Korea happiness “index:” China is the world’s happiest country
On Friday I came across a Chosun Ilbo article that reports that according to a global happiness index compiled by North Korean “researchers,” China is the happiest country in the world followed by North Korea, as reported on MSNBC. What is that supposed … Continue reading
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Energy issue explained
Gregory D. Miller is an assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Oklahoma. He apparently specialized in international politics dedicating his Political Science career to researching terrorism and national security in general.
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A Time to Betray
Treason is not always bad. In fact, treason – the act of betraying your country to the enemy – can sometimes be a justified and even patriotic act. That’s what this book shows although besides the title, the author – Reza Kahlili (a pseudonym) – never … Continue reading
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Back to Iran and its nuclear program ‘for peaceful purposes’
Breaking news today inform people all over the world about a concealed nuclear facility in Iran. This time the Iranian leadership was kind enough to be the first to let the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) know about the underground facility. Is that … Continue reading
The Nuclear Sphinx of Tehran
The Nuclear Sphinx of Tehran is a must read for those of you who want to get more insider’s information about the Islamic regime in Iran. I thank Dima Grozeva for giving it to me to read it for the … Continue reading
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Enough with utopia, back to reality (WMDs)
James R. Schlesinger, a man with a lot of experience in U.S. and global politics, is trying to open our eyes about the reality of the nuclear weapons and their use.
Presidential elections in Iran – to worry or not to worry
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has won the election, according to the poll results so far. In fact, the Iranian electoral commission has already announced that he has won by about 63% of the vote, thus avoiding runoff elections. Is this a disturbing message … Continue reading
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