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  • Now We’re Going to Sell Stealth Fighters to Turkey

    06/26/2026 1:09:49 PM PDT · by chickenlips · 63 replies
    Front Page Magazine ^ | June 26, 2026 | Mark Tapson
    For those who cling to the insistence that President Trump is always playing 5D chess with his opponents, now would be a great time to explain to the rest of us what the strategy is behind his repeated recent moves to empower our existential Islamic enemies. First Trump prevented Israel from finishing the job with the savage terror group Hamas in Gaza, going so far as to promise to invest in developing the Palestinian territories into the “Riviera of the Middle East.” Then, after vowing to rescue the Iranian people from the oppressive fundamentalist regime, Trump stopped short of finishing...
  • Tension Builds Between L.A. Mayor, Angelides

    06/17/2006 6:52:35 AM PDT · by ncountylee · 68 replies · 1,090+ views
    LA Times ^ | June 17, 2006 | Michael Finnegan
    Tension between Antonio Villaraigosa and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Phil Angelides surfaced Friday as the Los Angeles mayor declined to say whether he backed his own party's candidate to unseat Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. The rift between two of California's top Democrats became clear just after they appeared with Magic Johnson to celebrate the opening of a Starbucks on Crenshaw Boulevard. Minutes after Villaraigosa's tepid remarks on his candidacy, Angelides refused to take a stand on Villaraigosa's plan to take over the Los Angeles public schools. The dual snubs were part of a broad conflict between the two Democrats. Villaraigosa is torn...
  • France eyes 'new alliance' with White House

    10/25/2004 9:24:51 PM PDT · by crushelits · 46 replies · 1,057+ views
    telegraph.co.uk/ ^ | 26/10/2004 | Colin Randall in Paris
    The French government said yesterday that it would seek a "new alliance" with whomever won the US presidential election next week. A diplomatic chill has characterised exchanges between Paris and Washington over the past two years as a result of French opposition to the war in Iraq. But the French foreign minister, Michel Barnier, said that the two countries needed to forge a new alliance. This alliance "must be based on mutual respect, which is not allegiance", he said. Mr Barnier declined to express a preference between President George W Bush and his Democrat rival, Senator John Kerry. His brief...