By Andre Michael Eggelletion With the killing of Muammar Qaddafi in Libya today, can the GOP continue to say that President Obama is soft on terrorism? I fear that they probably will, and never give this president any credit for anything. Nonetheless, here is a list of some of the terrorist leaders that...
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By Andre Michael Eggelletion Now that Col. Muammar Qaddafi, is dead, how will Libya’s oil policy change? Indeed, preparations have been underway for months in Washington that will guide post-Qaddafi US/Libya relations during Libya’s political transition. What will happen to US oil sanctions? On February 25, 2011, persons and groups in the United...
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Pakistan has delivered a condemning response against Washington for the killing of Osama bin Laden during a raid on a Pakistani compound. On Saturday, May 14, 2011, Pakistan's parliament threatened to cut off access to a facility used by NATO forces to ferry troops into Afghanistan, and called for a review of its working...
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By Andre Michael Eggelletion What will result from the current revolutions sweeping the Middle East? Will democracy flourish, as all free people hope, or will democracy’s aspirants merely see one form of tyranny supplanted by another? Will the people of the Middle East chose to be led by extreme, moderate or no Islamist...
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By Andre Michael Eggelletion King Abdullah has warned President Obama in a heated phone call on January 29th not to humiliate Mr Mubarak. King Abdullah also threatened to step in with funding for Egypt if the US withdrew its $US1.5 billion in aid. Mubarak and King Abdullah are not just allies, they are...
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By Andre Michael Eggelletion After the reign of Egyptian President Mubarak finally ends, how much influence will the Muslim Brotherhood have in Egypt? This is a question being pondered by Washington and leaders in the international community. The American people should be aware of what the Muslim Brotherhood is and how much influence...
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By Andre Michael Eggelletion Why Suleiman as VP Beginning in 1993, the newly named Vice-President of Egypt, Omar Suleiman has headed one of America’s most indispensible intelligence assets; the Egyptian general intelligence service. Perhaps this is why Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak name Omar Suleiman as the new Egyptian Vice-President; he wants to assure...
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By Andre Michael Eggelletion The real problem How will the leaders of the world react to the protests in Tunisia, Yemen, Egypt, and now Jordan? For well or ill, these uprisings tell us that we could be witnessing a great change taking place throughout the Middle East. But what force is responsible for...
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By Andre Michael Eggelletion Former Haitian dictator, Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier, was taken into custody today after a surprise return to Haiti Sunday night from his 25 year-long exile in France. Duvalier was overthrown in a popular uprising in 1986. Why he returned is unknown at this point, but his arrest does demonstrate...
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By Andre Michael Eggelletion According to a UPI story Iran has offered a new way for India to buy its oil; in Euros. The government in Tehran suggested New Delhi should open a Euro account at its German EIH bank to pay for oil imports from the Islamic republic. This would constitute not only...
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