Today the National Journal reported that Obama is reconsidering his decision to appoint Chuck Hagel Secretary of Defense. As I wrote in my previous post, there is no chance that Obama will appoint a supporter of a strong Israel to any senior foreign policy post because he wouldn't appoint someone ...

Read more: Hagel, Obama and the Israeli Elections

"First, we congratulate the residents of Gaza for their victory, and we thank them for their persistent [stand] against this oppressive, criminal enemy [Israel]. This victory has pleased all Arabs and Muslims. Second, after the changes that occurred in the region, and especially in Egypt, and after ...

Read more: Saudi Columnist: The Time Has Come To Annex Gaza To Egypt

Why should any country sign an agreement if it will just be invalidated a few years later?

Iran is building nuclear weapons, Syria is slaughtering its citizens, Libya is being taken over by al-Qaeda, Egypt is threatened with another Pharaoh, Turkey is working toward rebuilding the Ottoman Empire, ...

Read more: The Real "Obstacle to Peace"

The Spanish language publication El País reports  (1) that the Spanish Government has effectively threatened to withdraw refugee status from Imran Firasat.  They do this for their own twisted political reasons.

For those who are unfamiliar with his case Imran runs a website called Mundo ...

Read more: The New Spanish Inquisition and The Case of Imran Firasat

Three years ago last Wednesday we posted for the first time about the “hate speech” charge filed against Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff in Austria.

Elisabeth had been active in the anti-sharia movement for a number of years before she was charged; in fact, she had been giving her ...

Read more: Appealing to the European Convention on Human Rights ECHR

The following article was originally published on Aeneas Lavinium, the personal website of ICLA’s Chris Knowles. Is there a shadowy ‘old boy’ network violating human rights in the public sector in the United Kingdom? Should the British Government or even international agencies be investigating ...

Read more: Chris Knowles - Victim of a Political Purge?

Some people in the Swish mainstream media are emulating North Korean methods and have been reported to the police for illegal hacking 

Dispatch International has struck fear in Swedish mainstream media, to the extent that people linked to several media organizations, among them the daily Sydsvenskan ...

Read more: “The Infallibles” in Panic over Dispatch International

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has proven himself to be a dictator in the footsteps of his predecessor Hosni Mubarak. He has consolidated his power by sacking the military leadership and by granting himself extensive powers over the judicial system. It is not coincidental that his most recent ...

Read more: Morsi’s Dictatorship and the Gaza Ceasefire