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Shiryn Ghermezian The Algemeiner 11/2/2014 In a tense exchange on Thursday with Sky News Foreign Affairs Editor Sam Kiley, Israel’s Economy Minister Naftali Bennett said that the Jewish state is on the front lines of the wider international war against terror. “We are fighting your war, make no mistake,” the minister insisted, adding that if […] November 2nd, 2014 | Tags: apartheid, British Parliament, Naftali Bennett, Secretary of State John Kerry, Temple Mount | Category: Great Britain, Islam, Israel, Media accountability, Palestinians, terrorism | Comments are closed
Never Go to War without the Support of Your People
Michael Yon Online Magazine 02 September 2013 …With Syria reaching full pitch in 2013, allegations that President Bashar al-Assad used chemical weapons on 21 August against his own people roiled the airwaves. A year after the Benghazi attack that claimed our Ambassador […] September 2nd, 2013 | Tags: Adam Holloway, al Qaeda, Bashar al-Assad, British Parliament, chemical weapons, Jay Leno, leadership, Lt. Col. Christopher Raible, Michael Yon, rodeo clown, Sen. John McCain, Sgt. Bradley Atwell, Suleiman Asad, Syria, war | Category: Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Congress, France, Great Britain, History, Iraq, Islam, Military, National Security, Politics, sarah palin, United Nations | Comments are closed
Tom Newton Dunn Political Editor The Sun [UK] 31 August 2013 FRANCE took the place of Britain as America ’ s closest military ally in confronting Syria last night — as deep doubts emerged over whether MPs were right to throw out David Cameron ’ s war plans.
Read the full sized […] August 30th, 2013 | Tags: Ace of Spades, British Parliament, John Ekdahl, Mia Farrow, Syria | Category: Barack Obama, Bloggers, France, Great Britain, Military, Politicians, United States | Comments are closed
Mercury One Facebook 5/13/2013
…Winston Churchill delivered his first speech to the UK Parliament’s House of Commons after he was offered the King’s commission as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, thereby succeeding Neville Chamberlain. The speech has become known as the Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat speech, a reference […] May 13th, 2013 | Tags: "Blood Toil Tears and Sweat" speech, British Parliament, King George VI, Winston Churchill | Category: Great Britain, History, World War II | Comments are closed
“Be you never so high, the law is above you.” Guest post by Christopher Monckton of Brenchley Watts Up With That 2/23/2012 …Over tea and scones at the National Liberal Club while Dick was with the Minister, several of us discussed what we call Fakegate – the frauds recently perpetrated to the detriment […] February 25th, 2012 | Tags: 'Climategate II', 'Climategate', "global warming", Anthony Watts, British Parliament, counterfeits, Fakegate, felonies, fraud, James Delingpole, Keystone XL pipeline project, Lord Christopher Monckton, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Peter Gleick, Prof. Richard Lindzen, Rep. Edward Markey, The Heartland Institute | Category: Bloggers, Environment, FBI, Government, Great Britain, law enforcement, Media accountability, Progressives, Science/Research/Technology, Socialism | Comments are closed
22 November 2011 On the 22nd November 1990 Margaret Thatcher took questions in the House of Commons for the last time. The transcript is here. Unfortunately, the British didn’t heed Mrs. Thatcher’s advice a few weeks earlier when she said, “no, no, no” to a European Union and its policy of single currency. This […] November 22nd, 2011 | Tags: British Parliament, British Sterling, European Council, House of Commons, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, single currency | Category: European Union, Great Britain, History, Politics, Socialism, Video | Comments are closed
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