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  • Filed Under: Eastern Europe, European Union, Revolution Archives, Russia

    The EU’s challenge with democracy

    Rob M.
    1/28/2005

    Andy just posted some really good commentary about the European Union’s desire to promote stability in Russia over democracy. Here is part of it: The EU fears this day because, unlike revolutions in Ukraine or Georgia, the instability that comes with any regime transition may not be so easily contained in Russia. Russia is simply…

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  • Filed Under: Eastern Europe, Revolution Archives, Ukraine

    POLITICAL SCENE UPDATE

    Rob M.
    1/28/2005

    Discoshaman has posted his Ukraine update for 01/29. Looks like Yulia has good odds of being confirmed!

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  • Filed Under: Eastern Europe, Revolution Archives, Ukraine

    Dismantling mainstream media

    Rob M.
    1/28/2005

    Neeka totally dessimates this article by the Financial Times about Ukraine and weariness for investment.

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  • Filed Under: Israel, Middle East, Revolution Archives

    Hamas the charity?

    Rob M.
    1/28/2005

    John at Crossroads Arabia posts an interesting editorial with some interesting commentary about how Hamas, while sponsoring terrorism, is also one of Gaza’s biggest sponsors of social caretaking. I’ve never heard of this, but it could definitely be due to the western media not presenting the information. Either way, it will take some research on…

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  • Filed Under: Eastern Europe, Revolution Archives, Ukraine

    Orange fever

    Rob M.
    1/28/2005

    Guess who’s wearing orange!

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  • Filed Under: Eastern Europe, Revolution Archives, Russia

    Going back

    Rob M.
    1/28/2005

    David McDuff has an awesome series of posts called Going Back: 1, 2, 3, 4. It is incredibly interesting… he details his family’s experience, and his own, with the Soviet Union. It’s like reading a good book, check it out.

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  • Filed Under: Eastern Europe, Revolution Archives, Russia

    Russian government invovled in Beslan kidnappings

    Rob M.
    1/28/2005

    The school hijack that took place this past September in Beslan was helped out by government officials! Alexander Torshin, the head of the commission investigating the fatal hostage taking, told Russian media that two accomplices already have been detained, three are being sought and authorities are preparing the legal work to detain two more. Torshin…

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  • Filed Under: Journalism, Revolution Archives, Venezuela

    The unprintable cartoon

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/28/2005

    The unprintable cartoon directed at Condi Rice, in Spanish. Feel free to not open it, it is filthy and disgusting.

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  • Filed Under: Journalism, Revolution Archives, Venezuela

    Venezuela raid: SOUND THE ALARM!

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/28/2005

    An outspoken reporter in Venezuela has just had her home raided by dictator Chavez’s communist goons. This brave woman, Patricia Poleo, has been instrumental in exposing government involvement in the carbomb murder of Venezuelan prosecutor Danilo Anderson. She has the goods on them. And now the communist barbarians are moving in on her. This is…

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  • Filed Under: Ukraine

    Advising the New President

    Daniel Berczik
    1/28/2005

    Taking FDR’s first 100 days as a model, the Kyiv Post outlines five areas where Viktor Yushchenko’s attention should focused. I summarize the editorial here.

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  • Filed Under: Journalism, Revolution Archives, United States, Venezuela

    Larry Summers, Condi Rice, Hugo Chavez and Venezuela

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/28/2005

    This item on Larry Summers, Condi Rice, Hugo Chavez, and Venezuela, outlining a string of media double standards about sexism is getting a high hit count at American Thinker.

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  • Filed Under: Cuba, European Union, Revolution Archives

    Havel lashes into the Eurotrash over Cuba

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/28/2005

    Thank you brave Vaclav Havel! Christian Science Monitor has a story worth reading, it shows just how much tyrannical Castro has cost Cuba in lost growth over these years. They do a superb job.

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  • Filed Under: Revolution Archives, Venezuela

    Plots and irresponsibility at the top

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/28/2005

    Ever wondered how the Chavez regime works? A glimpse at the huge power voids in the prosecutorial system and the attorney general’s’ inability to understand what his job is is contributing to the chaotic maelstrom in Venezuela. The government seems obsessed with accusing one another. See a new item (it’s a real good explanatory read)…

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  • Filed Under: Eastern Europe, Revolution Archives, Ukraine

    Tymoshenko’s agenda

    Rob M.
    1/28/2005

    Dan McMinn has posted an article that has Tymoshenko detailing her agenda as prime minister.

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  • Filed Under: Revolution Archives, Venezuela

    Oily Ignorant Political Hacks

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/27/2005

    Alek Boyd at VCrisis has a good take about Venezuela’s new spate of ignorant political hacks who have their hands on what eventually ends up as one-sixth of America’s oil. They are rapidly making a hash of things.

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  • Filed Under: Cuba, European Union, Revolution Archives

    Not that they can be bought – but that they can be bought so cheaply

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/27/2005

    That would be the EU, easily and cheaply allowing itself to be bought off by Castro’s thugs, who, in exchange for a few political prisoners, now have full diplomatic relations with the EU. Castro’s now free to beat about the country now. Val at Babalu tells you all you need to know….

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  • Filed Under: Revolution Archives, Venezuela

    We hear from Venezuela’s famous burping general

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/27/2005

    Miguel also reports that tinpot General Acosta, a man who once confiscated a Coca Cola plant, swigged its liquored products and burped into a TV camera, is now confiscating farms and redistributing them to his cronies. I don’t want to think about what he does with the fertilizer for the TV cameras. Meanwhile, Miguel also…

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  • Filed Under: Revolution Archives, Venezuela

    Chavez is getting even weirder about Condi

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/27/2005

    Miguel Octavio reports that the chavistas are getting emboldened in their racist sexual attacks on Dr. Condoleezza Rice. Their new cartoons are unprintable. Chavez is going off the deep end.

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  • Filed Under: Revolution Archives, United States, Venezuela

    I blog myself

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/27/2005

    My essay on why the US news media ignored Chavez’s filthy speech directed against Dr. Condoleezza Rice. I called a bunch of US news editors to find out why. It’s sad.

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  • Filed Under: Middle East, Revolution Archives

    Good news from the Muslim world

    Rob M.
    1/27/2005

    Chrenkoff has a new roundup of good things going on in the Muslim world. I wonder how these oppressive theocracies let these stories get out? They must be slacking.

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  • Filed Under: Eastern Europe, Revolution Archives, Ukraine

    Ukraine update 01/27

    Rob M.
    1/27/2005

    Straight from Discoshama the Ukraine update for 01/27.

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  • Filed Under: Asia, China, Revolution Archives

    China says communism still the right road

    Rob M.
    1/27/2005

    Commies are so bizarre. Hu is saying that communism is still the ‘correct road’ for China, but honestly. when is communism ever the right way to go? “Socialism with Chinese characteristics is the logical and correct choice for China to further realize national rejuvenation, prosperity of the country and happy lives for the people,” he…

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  • Filed Under: Israel, Middle East, Revolution Archives

    Sharon believes “breakthrough” on the way

    Rob M.
    1/27/2005

    It’s not so often that we see such optimism from Israel. But I guess if even Sharon is confident that the Palestinians are doing their part, then we might actually be seeing something good here. Speaking at a convention of building contractors in Tel Aviv, Sharon said, “I believe that the conditions are now ripe…

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  • Filed Under: Asia, Burma, Revolution Archives

    Doing business with Burma

    Rob M.
    1/27/2005

    Zed over at INBB has posted several recently published reports about companies that do business with Burma’s military dictatorship. There are a lot of travel agencies on there. I can just see the slogan: “Come one, come all! Tour the abject poverty and learn how they keep it that way!”

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  • Filed Under: Revolution Archives, Venezuela

    Where on earth is the media?

    A.M. Mora y Leon
    1/27/2005

    Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez has shown himself for the coarse, uncouth thug that he is, with his trash-talking horny, racist television ravings about Dr. Condoleezza Rice last Sunday. And how has the US media responded to this ratings-grabbing story? Why by ignoring it! The whole story has been ignored by the US media, except for…

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