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Should We Have a Right to Laugh? |
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Written by Cliff Kincaid
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Thursday, 01 January 2009 10:40 |
 January 1, 2009
By Cliff Kincaid
If you think Paul Shanklin's "Magic Negro" parody is offensive, please take a moment to watch Dave Chappelle's "Blind White Supremacist" routine and prepare to go through the roof. This episode of adult humor is about a blind black man named Clayton Bigsby who is brought up white and becomes a white supremacist.
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Israel's Operation Against Hamas in Gaza: The Need for Realistic Goals |
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Written by Efraim Inbar
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Thursday, 01 January 2009 09:51 |
January 1, 2009
by Efraim Inbar
BESA Center Perspectives Papers No. 53
In the Middle East, the use of force is part and parcel of the rules of the game. Governments of the region are not averse to the utilization of violence and they understand that political entities often need to inflict pain on their opponents to attain political goals. In the Middle East, sticks are a more effective political currency than carrots.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 01 January 2009 09:54 |
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The Fighting in Gaza: Where is it Going? |
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Written by Shlomo Brom
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Thursday, 01 January 2009 06:35 |
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December 31, 2008
Shlomo Brom
INSS Insight No. 85
On December 27, 2008, Israel embarked on an extensive offensive against Hamas' military and government assets in the Gaza Strip in response to Hamas' decision not to extend the ceasefire and instead expand the scope of its attacks against Israeli civilian targets. Despite the many assessments, including in the media, about the possibility of military action, Hamas was surprised by the timing of the Israeli operation and its extent.
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Dry Aquifers In Arab Countries And The Looming Food Crisis |
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Written by Elie Elhadj
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Thursday, 01 January 2009 04:21 |
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January 1, 2009
Right Side News Reports From The Meria Journal
by *Elie Elhadj
INTRODUCTION
To set the stage, certain facts need to be stated. First, foodstuffs are an encapsulation of water, virtual water. Generally, 1,000 tons of water (1,000 cubic meters (m3)) are needed to produce a ton of wheat, and 16,000 m3 of water is needed to produce a ton of red meat.[1] Further, a ton of rice requires 3,400 m3 of water to grow; a slice of bread, 40 liters (kilograms); a cup of tea, 30 liters; an apple, 70 liters; and a glass of beer, 75 liters. It follows that the composition of one's diet determines the volume of water embedded in the food consumed. The more meat in a diet, especially red meat, the more water an individual consumes. The term virtual water and food will be used in this paper interchangeably.
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Update on Obama's Kenyan Birth |
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Written by IO
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Thursday, 01 January 2009 04:07 |
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January 1, 2009
InvestigatingObama.blogspot.com
(the opinions and content in our editorials are not necessarily the views and opinions of Right Side News, but a Free Press is the right for all Americans)
In his 7:45pm Plains Radio broadcast, this last night, Ed Hale backed down from his prior assertion of having gained even uncertain information about the Barack Sr. / Stanley Ann divorce decree containing language referring to Barack Jr. as being born in Kenya. Instead, Hale referred to an apparently tricky recollection... of an indeterminate person... referring to such a document's generally referring to the place of birth of the children of the divorced parents. That is not what I heard from Mr. Hale on the 31st.
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