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  • Former Spanish PM fights delegitimization of Israel

    09/16/2010 6:00:48 PM PDT · by jackv · 17 replies
    Jerusalem Post ^ | 9-16-10 | HILARY LEILA KRIEGER
    WASHINGTON – José María Aznar, the former Spanish prime minister who came to the US capital this week to push his Friends of Israel initiative, blasted the Obama administration for its Middle East policies in discussing the need for his new group.... “All of them were unconditional supporters of Israel. This administration, in my view, is a conditional supporter of Israel,” he said.
  • Thatcher 'directly involved in coup'

    01/19/2005 9:01:50 PM PST · by indcons · 13 replies · 693+ views
    The Guardian ^ | January 20, 2005 | David Leigh
    Troubles deepened for Lady Thatcher's disgraced son last night when a self-confessed coup plotter surfaced to accuse him of direct involvement in the attempt to overthrow the regime in Equatorial Guinea. Crause Steyl, the mercenary pilot who was to have been the star witness against Mark Thatcher had his trial in South Africa gone ahead, told Channel 4 News that Sir Mark's role had been kept secret, because "his mother was the previous prime minister of England". Mr Steyl described meeting Sir Mark to select a helicopter on which a gun could be mounted. He also alleged that the Spanish...
  • We let our allies down, say Spanish troops back from Iraq

    05/12/2004 6:48:11 PM PDT · by NCjim · 52 replies · 836+ views
    telegraph.co.uk ^ | May 13, 2004 | Isambard Wilkinson
    In the old military city of Badajoz the sound of drums and trumpets that welcomed Spanish troops home from Iraq had given way yesterday to a discontented silence among men who feel they have let down their allies. Senior army officers are guarded in their response to the decision of the socialist prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, to withdraw soldiers from Iraq. But as a small contingent of Spanish troops prepares to remove the last vestiges of the country's 1,300-strong presence, there are whisperings of discontent from those now returned. The previous prime minister, José María Aznar, contrary to...