Epstein Secrets

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astro by referring to his opponent as "Julian." Then he corrected himself. "Excuse me," he said, "the secretary." (That gave me a flashback to when Sarah Palin asked Biden EFTA00044145 if she could call him "Joe" at the start of their debate in 2008.) Biden accidentally referred to Booker as "the preside

nterviews with Syrians I met in Jordan or who talked with me from inside Syria by phone. My Syrian contacts described a bitter stalemate: President Bashar al-Assad holds on to power, but he has lost control of major parts of the country. The rebels fight bravely, but they lack the organization and heavy weapon

al-Qaeda extremists fester in the shadows. The opposition remains so fragmented that some rebels frankly admit they aren't ready to govern, even if Assad should fall. EFTA00718098 "We still need to find a leader," conceded one rebel commander. "We are headless inside the country." Rebel fighters s

ca that the best policy in Egypt, Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East is simply to let the Muslims kill each other. "Let Allah sort it out ," as Sarah Palin so pithily put it. There is sympathy for any Arab state attempting to crush the Brotherhood and little concern about the torture, persecution and k

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days before he departed. Muammar Gaddafi had no friends - and the Arab League was crucial in providing a figleaf for UN-sanctioned Nato intervention. Bashar al-Assad, by contrast, has yet to be condemned by the UN for a crackdown that has cost at least 1,300 lives. Bahrain is too strategically important to face mo

would be Shariah law among other things — and rooted in this universalist message: “America is still the last, best hope of mankind on Earth.” As for Sarah Palin, she attributes most of Obama’s problems to what she’s called his “lack of faith in American exceptionalism.” I have several reactions to this that a