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The US pays Iran to pretend to negotiate 3
There is no deal, and the evidence suggests there isn't going to be one.
Michael Ledeen writes at the Weekly Standard:
He did it again, as we should have expected. Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei walked us right up to the finish line, spat on us, and walked away. Months and months of secret and public talks, letters, back channels, and gestures produced nothing of the sort the president, assorted foreign ministers, pundits, and politicians had been predicting. Instead we are to keep talking, and keep paying the Islamic Republic for the pleasure and privilege.
It's not Barack Obama's unique failure; the same thing happened to Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. Both of them came to believe they had a deal with Khamenei, and both of them were rudely disabused of their error when the Iranians walked away. Bush's secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, was so sure it was a done deal, and so intent on getting it signed and sealed, that she issued three hundred visas over a single weekend in September 2006, for passengers to travel on Ali Larijani's plane to New York for a signing ceremony at the UN. She then flew to New York to await the Persians. But Larijani's plane sat on the tarmac in Tehran, and neither he nor the 300 ever came. …
The basic conclusion: Khamenei does not want a deal with the United States (aka "The Great Satan"). Obama has been pursuing a strategic alliance with Iran since 2008, well before his inauguration and even before his election. During the election campaign he quietly dispatched retired Ambassador William Miller to Tehran to inform the mullahs that a new era in Iranian-American relations was about to begin, and the "dialogue" between Washington and Tehran has continued for more than six years. No sensible person doubts Obama's willingness to be generous to the Iranians.
His "willingness to be generous to the Iranians"? We would say his longing to give them everything they want, including – or above all – the capacity to destroy Israel.
And if the US itself were to be attacked by a nuclear-armed Iran, is Obama more likely to hit it back or try to appease it?
Any lingering skepticism should be definitively eliminated by the latest "extension," which reportedly bestows $700 million on Khamenei every month for continuing to talk.
So Iran is not continuing to seem to negotiate only in order to buy time to become a nuclear-armed power. It is also being paid to seem to do so by the US!
Khamenei could certainly have had a very good deal if he wanted it. If he didn't take one, it's because he doesn't want it.
Why? Because it's all about core convictions: he hates us, and he doesn't want to go down — possibly quite soon, if reports of the gravity of his prostate cancer are accurate — as the ayatollah who came to terms with Satan.
Moreover, he doesn't need to get in bed with the devil in order to achieve his basic objectives. The interim agreement gives him plenty of nuclear wiggle room, as we see from the rude treatment of the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency. They insisted on visiting the suspected nuclear facilities at Parchin, the Iranians told them to go to hell, and nothing happened.
On the sanctions front, Khamenei certainly hates them, but he's grinding down their enforcement, finding myriad ways to avoid them, and getting cash money in the bargain.
On the battlefield, he's doing quite well, thanks in no small part to American cooperation in support of his (and his Russian ally's) prime regional objective, namely the survival of the Assad regime in Syria. …
And the new Iraqi government leaders, whom we purport to trust and support, zipped off to Tehran within days of taking office. …
I can't prove it, but I suspect that Zarif and Rouhani convinced Khamenei to approve the talkathon with The Great Satan because they had understood that Iran could get most anything it wanted from Obama. I don't think they were dragged to the negotiating table by "biting sanctions", even though the sanctions hurt the Iranian people and sensitive parts of the economy.
Their nuclear activity has increased as sanctions tightened, and Iranian military activity in Iraq and Syria is mounting. These matter much more to Khamenei than a chicken shortage in the markets.
Sauce for the Israeli goose … 4
… is not the same for the Coalition gander.
General Dempsey reported on Israel's extraordinary efforts to avoid harming civilians.
The chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey, told an audience in New York that he believed the Israel Defense Force went to "extraordinary lengths" to limit civilian casualties in this past summer's military conflict in Gaza.
The military leader was speaking to the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs.
In addition to praising the IDF's efforts to limit civilian casualties, Dempsey also said that the Pentagon sent a team to Israel to see what lessons could be learned from the IDF's expertise during Operation Protective Edge. This included observing the measures taken by the IDF to prevent civilian casualties and the way in which the Israeli military dealt with the terror tunnels.
The reason this is such extraordinary news is that Israel was criticized harshly and repeatedly for failing to prevent the heavy loss of civilian life during the conflict, which saw more than a thousand Gazans die, including many civilians and children. Various human rights entities accused and continue to accuse Israel of committing war crimes. Even the White House and State Department repeatedly claimed Israel failed to do enough to prevent civilian casualties.
But when asked to address the alleged "callous indifference" by Israel to the extensive damage and civilian deaths, Dempsey told the audience that he thought the IDF "did what they could" to avoid civilian casualties.
"I actually do think that Israel went to extraordinary lengths to limit collateral damage and civilian casualties," Dempsey told the group. "In this kind of conflict, where you are held to a standard that your enemy is not held to, you're going to be criticized for civilian casualties," he added.
Dempsey said Hamas had turned Gaza into "very nearly a subterranean society" with tunneling throughout the coastal enclave.
"That caused the IDF some significant challenges. But they did some extraordinary things to try and limit civilian casualties," Dempsey said, which included "making it known that they were going to destroy a particular structure," Dempsey said.
In addition to dropping warning leaflets, Dempsey said, the IDF developed a technique called "roof-knocking." This involves dropping a low-yield explosive or non-explosive device on a rooftop. This "knocking" is a warning to residents to leave the building before it is shelled. Of course, even this effort to limit civilian casualties was criticized for not being gentle enough.
Dempsey said civilian casualties during the summer's conflict were "tragic, but I think the IDF did what they could" to avoid them.
"The IDF is not interested in creating civilian casualties. They're interested in stopping the shooting of rockets and missiles out of the Gaza Strip and into Israel," Dempsey said.
(It should also be remembered that Hamas, the elected government of Gaza, used civilians – children in particular – as human shields, often forcing them to remain in the very buildings they had been warned were to be bombed.)
Whatever lessons the team from the Pentagon learnt from the IDF's expertise at taking measures to prevent civilian casualties, were apparently not applied by the US when the Air Force bombed IS/ISIS/ISIL in Iraq.
AP reports:
US bombing kills children in Iraq.
Iraq's prime minister on Wednesday ordered his first major shakeup of his military since taking office three months ago, relieving 26 army officers of their commands and retiring 10 others as a monitoring group said airstrikes by a U.S.-led coalition against the Islamic State group and other extremists in neighboring Syria have killed more than 860 people, including civilians, since they began in September. …
On Wednesday, three bombings in and around the Iraqi capital killed at least 17 people and wounded nearly 40, police and hospital officials said. …
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, meanwhile, said on Wednesday that at least 50 civilians, including eight children and five women, also have been killed in the airstrikes, the group said.
The mainstream media do not feature these deaths. The TV news screens of the West are not filled with images of these dead children. They are of less concern than the dead children of Gaza. Because the hearts of the hardboiled media bleed only when the Israelis are doing the bombing.
What did the Obama administration have to say about all this?
When Israel launched Operation Protective Edge to stop the flood of rockets being launched at its cities, and particularly when it mounted a short ground operation to locate and destroy infiltration tunnels under the border, there was the predictable response from the UN, the NGOs and Israel's usual critics that it was causing 'disproportionate' civilian casualties in Gaza. Surprisingly (or not), the Obama Administration and State Department joined the chorus.
You probably recall John Kerry's sarcastic remark that Israel had carried out a "hell of a pinpoint operation". And you may remember that back in July, State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki said that "there's more that could be done [by Israel]" to reduce civilian casualties. There are also reports of a particularly "combative" phone call from President Obama to PM Netanyahu during the war.
So [on November 8], the intrepid Matt Lee of the AP asked Psaki whether the Chairman of the JCS knew what he was talking about:
QUESTION: Yesterday, the ICC made its decision that there was no case to prosecute for war crimes in Gaza. But also yesterday – and you spoke about that very briefly here. But also yesterday, General Dempsey, who is no slouch when it comes to military things, told an audience in New York that the Israelis went to extraordinary lengths to limit collateral damage during the Gaza war.
And I'm puzzled, because I thought it was the position of the Administration – or maybe it was just the position of the State Department and the White House – that Israel was not doing enough to live up to its – what you called its own high standards. Back on August 3rd, there was the statement you put out after the UNRWA school incident, saying that the U.S. "is appalled by today's disgraceful shelling'. And that was some pretty fierce criticism.
How do you reconcile these two apparent divergent points of view? When this statement came out, the United States was appalled? Did that just mean the State Department was appalled?
- PSAKI: No, that is the position of the Administration; it remains the position of the Administration. As we made clear throughout the summer's conflict, we supported Israel's right to self-defense and strongly condemned Hamas's rocket attacks that deliberately targeted civilians, and the use of tunnels, of course, of attacks into Israel. However, we also expressed deep concern and heartbreak for the civilian death toll in Gaza and made clear, as you noted in the statement you pointed to, that we believed that Israel could have done more to prevent civilian casualties, and it was important that they held their selves to a high standard. So that remains our view and position about this summer's events.
QUESTION: Okay. But I'm still confused as to how you can reconcile the fact that the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff – who knows a bit about how military operations work, I would venture to guess; I don't know him, but I assume that he wouldn't be chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff if he was – if he didn't —
- PSAKI: Correct.
QUESTION: — says that the Israelis essentially did the best that they could and lived up to – by extension lived up to their high standards by taking – by going to, quote, "extraordinary lengths" to limit the collateral damage.
- PSAKI: Well, I would point you to the chairman's team for his – more specifics on his comments. But it remains the broad view of the entire Administration that they could have done more and they should have taken more – all feasible precautions to prevent civilian casualties.
But the Coalition is not required to do the same? Apparently not.
So is there an element of special treatment for Israelis? Do anti-Semitic Europe and anti-Israel pro-Islam Obama set the moral bar higher for Israelis than for any others – or for themselves?
To borrow a saying: We report, you decide.
It's not terrorism, it's war 14
European governments cannot think of an effective way to deal with the jihadis in their midst.
Take the case of Sweden. We quote from an article in this month's issue of Commentary by Annika Hernroth-Rothstein. It is titled A Local Story of Global Jihad:
Sweden has long functioned as a hub for international terrorism and has housed members of international terrorist organizations such as Hamas, the Armed Islamic Group, Al Shabaab, Egypt's Gamaa al-Islamiyya, and the Islamic State. Because membership in foreign terrorist organizations is not illegal, these operatives have largely been left alone.
In some cases, the Swedish government has gone out of its way to help them. In 2002, Swedish jihadist Mehdi Mohammad Ghezali was captured in Afghanistan by American forces. Deemed an enemy combatant, he was incarcerated at Guantánamo Bay. Stockholm immediately launched a campaign to release Ghezali, and in 2004 he was let out. Five years later, he was arrested in Pakistan for collaborating with the Islamic State.
While other European countries have broadened their anti-terrorism policies in order to crack down on terrorist propaganda, Sweden has become a safe haven for websites and publishers that specialize in jihadist material. Additionally, Sweden is home to certain mosques that are funded by foreign countries and known to function as recruitment centers for terrorist organizations. On the island of Hisingen, for instance, the Gothenburg Mosque, in Sweden's second-largest city, is financed by Saudi Arabia. The Islamic Center in Malmö, Sweden's third largest city, is funded and owned by the World Islamic Call Society, an Islamist umbrella organization founded by Muammar Qaddafi. With 60,000 members, it's the largest mosque in Scandinavia. And the Husby Islamic Center, in the Stockholm suburb, was funded by Qatar. The new mosque to be built in Rinkeby, a suburb of Stockholm, is a Qatari undertaking as well.
But Sweden's most insidious enabling of jihad is achieved through its generous social-benefits system. According to the latest numbers from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency, the average immigrant family in Sweden, consisting of two parents and two children, receives $3,135 per month in benefits. What's more, these funds are exempt from the country's standard 33 percent income tax. This may not seem like a lot of money compared with the gargantuan sums we often hear about in cases of international terror financing, but it's more than enough to do great harm. The Swedish Security Service concluded that the money Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly [a suicide bomber who returned from the Middle east and blew himself up on a Stockholm street] and his wife were given in benefits and loans from the Swedish government was used to finance his trips abroad, where he received terrorist training. The family had no other source of income.
Abdaly, Ghezali, and the country's approximately 200 other potential militants are manifestations of the larger problem of jihad in Europe. There is no shortage of nightmare stories to attest to this ballooning reality. British citizens who received al-Qaeda training in Afghanistan and Pakistan bombed the London subway in 2005. Mehdi Nemmouche, an ISIS member and French national, fought for jihad in Syria before opening fire on innocents at the Jewish Museum in Brussels this past May. The ISIS executioners who recently beheaded American journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff and British aid workers David Haines and Alan Henning delivered their crazed overtures to human slaughter in native British accents. …
Western leaders are now aggressively pursuing ISIS in Iraq and Syria, but while they chase the bad guys from the edge of town, they risk leaving the door to the house wide open. Above all, it must be remembered that the jihadists' long-term goal is to strike the West. The war they fight has no borders; the caliphate they seek has no geographic limits.
Europe is slow to connect the dots when they form a discomfiting image. For Sweden, a country that prides itself on the progressive values of openness and inclusivity, the steps necessary to fight a counter-jihad at home are almost too painful to countenance. The Swedish measures now in place amount to a kind of counter-radicalization therapy. … Muslim extremism in faraway lands is a suitable topic for discussion, but addressing the jihadists among us is political kryptonite.
Yet such considerations are meaningless to the jihadists themselves. As Abdaly himself put it: "The Islamic State has lived up to its holy promise; we are here in Europe, and in Sweden. We are a reality, not a fantasy." In Sweden, Europe's third-largest contributor to the jihad, we'd do well to take our enemies at their word.
Britain is floundering in a fog of of misdiagnosis just as Sweden is.
We quote from a recent article at Stand for Peace by Sam Westrop:
On September 30, Theresa May, the British Home Secretary, gave a speech at the Conservative Party's annual conference, in which she outlined the threat posed to Britain by terrorism from abroad and extremism at home.
After giving the customary assurance that the actions of ISIS have no basis in Islam and proffering a quote from the Quran, May boasted of the Government's record fighting fundamentalism, promised new powers to fight extremist groups and declared her gritty determination to uphold "British values".
This grandiose speech revealed ambition – albeit mostly May's own. It did not, however, demonstrate any real progress. The Home Secretary's effusions were example of a government that has only half-heartedly responded to the problem of extremist ideology. It is a government that likes to talk but fails to act.
The Home Secretary then announced a series of weak measures to be taken in dealing with "extremism" in the organized charities, the media, the internet, schools, prisons, universities.
Sam Westrop rightly concludes:
It appears that the Home Office urgently needs to define "extremism." This definition should include the smiling Islamist who attends interfaith vigils during the day but propagates anti-Semitism and expresses support for Hamas at night.
Extremism is a dangerous animal, but presently it is being given both the carrot and the stick. As long as we allow the human face of Islamist extremism to subsist, and even flourish, we will continue to churn out radicalized Muslim youth who will choose the Kalashnikov over a university degree. No one claims that the answer to Islamist extremism is easy. The question of extremism, however, is remarkably simple. If only the government would understand.
And the US government, under the leadership of a devotedly pro-Islam president, is trying to pretend that holy warriors are simply breaking US domestic law and need to be tried in civil courts.
We quote from the Guardian:
Irek Hamidullin was arraigned on 12 counts, including providing material support to terrorists, trying to destroy US military aircraft and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction. Half of the charges are punishable by up to life in prison. Attorney general Eric Holder chose not to seek the death penalty …
Hamidullin is the first military detainee from Afghanistan to be brought to the US for trial. His transfer represents the latest attempt by the Obama administration to show that it can use the criminal court system to deal with terror suspects – a move criticized by some Republican lawmakers who believe such cases should be handled by military tribunals.
US officials say Hamidullin is a Russian veteran of the Soviet war in Afghanistan who stayed in the country and joined the Taliban. He was captured in 2009 after an attack on Afghan border police and US soldiers in Khowst province. He had been held at the US Parwan detention facility at Bagram airfield before being brought to the US. … He became affiliated with the Taliban in 2001.
The indictment says Hamidullin commanded three groups of insurgents that attacked Afghan border police at Camp Leyza, one of six locations the Taliban had identified as possible targets. He directed insurgents armed with anti-aircraft machine guns to fire at US military helicopters responding to the attack, the indictment says, and later used a machine gun to shoot at US troops and Afghan border police assessing damage at the battle site.
Those are clearly acts of war. Hamidullin should be tried by a military tribunal.
What Western governments fail to understand is that their countries are not being subjected to "extremism", or "terrorism", but war.
The jihad is indeed global. Jihad means Holy War. Sure, it must be fought in Europe as well as in the Middle East. But it must be recognized as a war everywhere.
Even if European governments found a way to stop and punish jihadi violence in their own countries, the war would go on. At present they are all acting ineffectively. Instead of joyfully letting all Muslim citizens who want to go and fight with IS/ISIS/ISIL go, and refuse them re-entry, and deprive them of their citizenship (as Geert Wilders so rightly recommends), they try to persuade them not to go, and if they return they give them "therapy", as if Islam were nothing but a nervous breakdown in a few gullible individuals.
It is foolish and dangerous to go on calling every Muslim "holy" warrior a terrorist. It is even more foolish and self-deceiving to call IS/ISIS/ISIL a "terrorist organization". They are one of the armies of Islam.
Islam is an ideology of world conquest. It is fighting a war against the non-Muslim world.
At the same time there are battles within Islam. Sunni versus Shia is a perpetual conflict. IS/ISIS/ISIL – the Islamic State – is Sunni. When Shia Iran becomes a nuclear power – which will be quite soon with Obama's help – there will be a second Islamic force against the rest of the world, competing with the Islamic State for the victor's crown.
Of course the Iranian force with its nuclear weapons will be a thousand times stronger than the Islamic State.
Even if the US-led "coalition " were to defeat the Islamic State, the war would not stop. It will be kept going on the streets of Western cities in Sweden, Britain, France, Spain, America, until the nuclear bombs of Iran strike – first Israel and then anywhere else they choose.
How should it be dealt with? At the very least the West should treat Islamic states as it did the Soviet Union. Our long war with the USSR was called a Cold War, but there were many places where it was hotly fought. Persons in the West who were loyal to the enemy ideology were tolerated for the most part if they did nothing actively to aid the enemy. When they acted to help the enemy at the expense of their own country, they were put to death – as the Rosenbergs were.
That is the precedent for the West to follow in dealing now with the equally abominable ideology and aggressive intent of Islam.
Justice seen not to be done 16
How passionately, profoundly, unalterably President Barack Obama loves Islam is demonstrated by the story of Major Nidal Malik Hasan.
Major Nidal Malik Hasan, a phsychatrist in the US army, was sentenced to death in August 2013 for killing 13 people and wounding 32 at the military base of Fort Hood in 2009.
He said that he did it for the Taliban, the enemy that the US army was fighting a war against in Afghanistan.
He is a traitor and a mass-murdering Islamic terrorist.
A military court tried him for murder and attempted murder and condemned him to death. He is imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas. He will live there for years, in comfortable and privileged conditions, while his case is slowly reviewed by appellate courts.
Due process is being scrupulously observed. Justice is being done.
Or is it?
We quote from an article by Michael Daly at the Daily Beast, dated August 6, 2013:
Nidal Hasan's victims must suffer twice — first when they were shot by the army shrink turned jihadi, and again as the government calls the murder of 13 soldiers at Fort Hood "workplace violence".
As U.S. Army psychiatrist turned jihadi Nidal Hasan finally goes on trial for shooting 13 fellow soldiers to death at Fort Hood … the government continues to classify the 2009 attack: "Workplace violence".
In what might be termed the audacity of nope, the government has declined to call this al Qaeda–inspired mass murder an act of terrorism because to do so would be "unfair to the victims".
Orwell's Ministry of Truth could not do better.
The official reasoning is that it would jeopardize the case because, as stated in a Pentagon memo, "defense counsel will argue that Major Hasan cannot receive a fair trial because a branch of government has indirectly declared that Major Hasan is a terrorist — that he is criminally culpable."
That has not stopped the government from calling the 9/11 attacks anything but terrorism. The 9/11 memorial at the Pentagon has on display the Purple Heart, the medal awarded to all the soldiers who were killed or injured there that day.
But the Purple Heart has been denied the soldiers who were killed or wounded at Fort Hood. And, because they were classified as victims of simple calamity rather than of combat, they and their families have been denied the accompanying benefits. A number of them say they have not even been able to secure adequate care for their wounds.
And, perhaps in part because people assumed that the army would take care of the soldiers as it would any other fallen and wounded warriors, there was no huge outpouring of financial support for them as there would later be for, say, the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
To her great and everlasting credit, nobody has been more vocal about all this than one of the two heroic police officers who took Hasan down and ended the carnage.
"Betrayed is a good word," Police Sgt. Kimberly Munley has said of the way the soldiers have been treated.
Munley speaks up on behalf of the soldiers even though as a civilian she would be ineligible for the medal or the benefits, even though she was wounded in the attack.
And Munley has more than enough cause to complain about how she and her equally heroic comrade, Police Sgt. Mark Todd, have been treated themselves. …
Maybe you saw them on television seated beside the first lady at the State of the Union address, Munley still in pain from the bullet wound in her leg.
But surely they received something more than that gestural "honor"? Medals? Compensation? Promotion? An award ceremony? Official thanks on behalf of the nation?
You may not know that both of them were subsequently laid off due to budget cuts.
You also may not know that Todd suffered a stroke this past Christmas, two days after returning from Afghanistan, having gone to work there for a civilian contractor when his heroism at Fort Hood failed to save him from being "excessed."
The stroke apparently left him unable to speak, but he has nonetheless been placed on the list of potential witnesses as the trial gets under way at Ford Hood. …
Munley almost certainly will testify at the trial. Her lawyer, Reid Rubinstein, reports that she is as ready as ever to do whatever duty requires.
She is presently honoring a request by the prosecutors to refrain from public comment during the trial. But you can be sure she will have plenty to say afterward. And likely little of it will be about her own troubles.
In the meanwhile, Rubenstein has joined with another attorney, Neal Sher, in filing a lawsuit against the government on behalf of Munley, a number of the shot soldiers, and their families. The suit notes that the army and the FBI ignored repeated warnings that an increasingly militant Hasan was bent on jihadist violence.
The suit charges that, among other things, the authorities "knew or should have known that Hasan was abusing his patients, who were American soldiers returning from the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan, by calling them 'war criminals' in the course of psychiatric treatment sessions, and promising criminal prosecution against them because these soldiers had killed Taliban and other terrorists in Afghanistan and Iraq."
How nuts is that?
Imagine coming home shaken up by the war and seeking psychiatric help and having this guy call you a war criminal?
Imagine later hearing that this same sick shrink was allowed just to spout lines from the Quran in place of the formal oral presentation required of all new doctors.
And that Hasan's communications with al-Qaeda leader Anwar al-Awlaki were initially excused as research into radical Islam.
And that Hasan spoke of being "happy" when a fellow jihadist shot an American soldier to death outside an Arkansas recruiting station in June of 2009 — a soldier who would also be denied a Purple Heart.
And that five months later Hasan allegedly went with a gun into an area where soldiers were either returning from a deployment or preparing to deploy [and shot them].
Among those who were shot was Lt. Col. Juanita Warman, a physician who … died while using her body to shield a fellow soldier, an act that should have earned her a medal for valor as well as a Purple Heart.
Also shot was Pvt. Francheska Velez, just back from Iraq, completing paperwork for education benefits and pregnant with her first child.
"She lived for a short time in terrible pain and agony, knowing that she and her child were dying," the lawsuit says.
The suit also says that just before the gunfire, Hasan was heard to shout, "Allahu akbar!" …
What happened with that lawsuit Rubenstein and Sher brought against the government on behalf of the victims?
Sean Hannity, a sharp thorn in the side of the Left (and long may he continue to be so), brings to public attention a statement the two lawyers have issued five years after the terrorist crime was committed.
Neal M. Sher and Reed D. Rubinstein, attorneys for over 120 Fort Hood terror attack victims and family members, issued the following statement [November 5], on the fifth anniversary of that attack:
Five years ago today, the terrorist Nidal Hasan yelled "Allahu akbar" and, wearing the uniform of an U.S. Army major, began slaughtering Americans. Fourteen innocent people lost their lives and over fifty were injured. For five years, Hasan has bragged of committing this atrocity in the name of Islam to protect the Taliban.
Hasan's victims saw their lives forever changed that terrible day. But the real tragedy of Fort Hood was that our government could have easily prevented their suffering. The U.S. Army and FBI had long known that Hasan was a jihadist with al-Qaeda connections and, simply by following their own standard policies and procedures, easily could have stopped him before anyone was hurt. Instead, because of what the Senate Homeland Committee's investigation called "political correctness", the government willfully averted its eyes to Hasan's jihadism. Hasan should have been arrested. Instead, he was promoted and given other special privileges.
Incredibly, the government's policies of political correctness and special privileges for Hasan continued even after his killing spree.
The day after the carnage, on November 6, 2009, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said that U.S. authorities "were taking measures to quell anti-Islam sentiments" in the U.S. and that Hasan "does not, obviously, represent the Muslim faith".
On November 8, 2009, Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey said on the Sunday talk shows that the "real tragedy" of Fort Hood would be damage to "diversity" policies and publicly warned against "guessing at Hasan's motive," though the government knew of Hasan's jihadist motive from the start.
The special privileges for Hasan also continued. Pfc. Bradley Manning, who gave Wikileaks documents, was kept naked in an isolation cell and charged with aiding the enemy. But Hasan, who killed for the Taliban, was not similarly charged or confined. Instead, he was given uniquely comfortable accommodations and special food; permitted to wear a beard, a privilege denied loyal American soldiers; and allowed to give Al-Jazeera an interview praising anti-American "mujahadeen".
Though the government went out of its way to coddle Hasan, it had no kindness for his victims. First, they were used as props in staged "mourning" ceremonies to benefit political leaders, then they were personally promised assistance by President Obama and top generals, and finally they were shoved down a memory hole. Hasan's terrorism became "workplace violence", meaning that those who survived the charnel house were denied support, benefits and mental health treatment. In some cases, soldiers were physically and mentally abused for requesting treatment of Fort Hood-related injuries.
Five years on, the government has done nothing to help the victims of Fort Hood. …
Now, from our new Congress, we call and hope for action. First, we ask for equity. Congress should provide similar benefits to the Fort Hood victims as it provided to the 9/11 Pentagon victims. The government should not be allowed to dodge its culpability.
Second, we ask Congress hold oversight hearings to investigate and hold accountable the Department of Defense and the White House for their post-attack policies, conduct and abuse.
Will some justice in this case at last be done?
Britain's cultural problem: moral subjugation by Islam 2
On a day when the news breaks that Muslims in Britain have been arrested for plotting to kill the Queen, we listen to Pat Condell talking about how his country has been morally subjugated by immoral Islam.
Calling Europe to rise up against Islam 1
Here is Geert Wilders delivering a great speech recently at the Danish parliament in Copenhagen, to mark the 10th anniversary of the murder by a Muslim terrorist of Theo van Gogh, November 2, 2004.
Please listen to it. It is nothing less than a rousing call to Europe to rise up against its colonization by Islam. (We posted it yesterday as part of a piece on fighting for liberty in the US. But on second thoughts we think it deserves a place to itself.)
Play it loudly. It's that sort of speech. You won't hear such things said loud and clear in many places anywhere in the world these days.
He dares to declare a burning truth – that the enemy of liberty, the enemy of the West, the enemy of civilization, is Islam. Not "Islamism", not "Islamic extremism", not "radicalized Islam", but ISLAM.
The discussion following the speech is also inspiring to listen to. Though at moments a little hard to hear, the answers Wilders gives to the questions are very much to the point.
Old states, new states, terrorist states, peaceful states … 7
… all add to the gaiety of nations.
As the world order disintegrates, its leaders and elites laugh and play merrily. We should all join the greatest party of all time.
If recognizing breakaway countries can stabilize the unstable Middle East, just think of how much stability it can bring to Europe. Now that Sweden has solved the problem of Muslim violence in the Middle East, perhaps a few breakaway republics will solve Muslim violence in Sweden.
Daniel Greenfield writes in the only way this subject – the absurd step Sweden has taken in "recognizing" a non-existent State of Palestine – deserves to be written about: with brilliant sarcasm.
And he puts forward a great plan to reward Sweden for solving the central problem of the world with the pronouncing of one magic formula.
On Thursday, Sweden finally solved all the problems in the Middle East by recognizing the State of Palestine.
For decades all the instability in the region had been blamed on the lack of a PLO state. Foreign policy experts stood in line to tell us all that the only thing that could end terrorism in the Middle East was a terrorist state. …
Our leaders kept the faith. The White House's Middle East coordinator insisted that Israel's obstinate refusal to create a Palestinian State, against the wishes of the unelected president of the Palestinian Authority who refuses to negotiate one or to stop the terrorism, was causing instability in the region.
Secretary of State John Kerry had denied that ISIS [the "Islamic State"] was Islamic, but blamed Israel for ISIS recruitment.
The Obama administration, and most other governments, also deny that ISIS is a state. But it has a government, a huge and growing army, it collects taxes and has a thriving economy from the sale of oil, it runs hospitals and schools, collects garbage, and maintains order by a system of instant decapitation for any head that pops up too far. True, it has no fixed borders, but then neither does "Palestine".
But it wasn't John Kerry who saved the Middle East from instability. Instead Sweden did it by recognizing a terror state whose leaders stopped bothering with the onerous duty of holding elections once they realized that the Eurocrats and Obama would keep shoveling money at them even if they chose their unelected terrorist leaders by playing Russian Roulette.
Sweden's new Palestine not only dispensed with elections, routing the business of governance through its core PLO organizations, but also has no economy, instead employing an army of people who are paid not to run a country that doesn't exist with money sent over by America, Europe and Japan.
Some would call that a scam, but it's remarkably similar to how the European Union works.
In addition to lacking such luxuries as an elected government and an economy, the State of Palestine also doesn't control Gaza, which is run by another terrorist group, Hamas. The international community has been ignoring that minor problem because it wouldn't do for a bankrupt terrorist state which happens to be our last best hope for stability in the Middle East to be disqualified just because it's actually two quarreling bankrupt terrorist states. …
With Sweden's bold step, a bright future dawns over the Middle East. ISIS recruitment is bound to start falling as the Canadian and Swedish Jihadis with their Burqaed brides heading to kill as many Yazidis as they can will realize that there's no more need for them to behave the way that their religion has for over a thousand years.
There's a Palestinian State now. All their grievances have been met. A million cartoons and a thousand YouTube videos couldn't outrage them now. Unless they were about Mohammed.
I wouldn't be surprised if ISIS transformed into a humanitarian agency for gluing back all the Yazidi, Christian and Shiite heads that it cut off back on the bodies it beheaded. Even now, Sunnis and Shiites are hugging each other all over Iraq and only occasionally blowing themselves up in the process.
Sweden should be rewarded in kind:
Sweden has given a great gift to the world. It's only a question of how to properly repay it and the answer is obvious. If Sweden recognizing a micro-nation inside Israel's borders will stabilize the region, it's only right for Israel, and all right-thinking people, to recognize a micro-nation inside Sweden.
Sweden ended the occupation of Norway, but it continues to occupy such embryonic nations as the Royal Republic of Ladonia and the Republic of Jamtland.
A "Royal Republic"? Hail, Ladonia, land of the brave and free!
While many of us might know Lars Vilks for his Mohammed cartoons, he also founded the Royal Republic of Ladonia after some of his other artwork was censored by Swedish authorities.
The Royal Republic of Ladonia was founded in 1996, three years after the Palestinian Authority, making it only slightly younger and a lot less violent than that micro-nation.
While Ladonia is only around a third of a mile in size, it has a government, a newspaper, a lot of citizens and almost as many nobles.
Queen Carolyn I rules over the constitutional monarchy while President Christopher Matheoss was recently elected by a wide margin over such candidates as Count Wrigley, Antonio Maria De Grandis and Alexander Nevzorov III.
Unlike Palestine, Ladonia holds elections making it a much more legitimate country. And unlike both Palestine and Sweden, Ladonia has freedom of speech and freedom of conscience.
Considering how many newly created countries lack either, the Royal Republic of Ladonia has more of a claim on existence for its mere willingness to extend these freedoms to all.
Israel should recognize the Republic of Ladonia. So should the United States. It's the only hope for stabilizing Sweden which continues to experience outbursts of Muslim violence in its major cities.
A better case for independence can be made for the Republic of Jamtland, which unlike Palestine, has an ancient history and was an independent peasant republic before the Muslims even invaded Jerusalem.
It declared independence in 1963, a year before the PLO was founded …
Despite generations of Swedish occupation, the Jamtlanders have not turned to violence. At least not in several centuries. Ten of thousands gather for their Freedom Festivals. Their Jamtland Republican Army remains peaceful even when it sets up its own tolls and checkpoints. The only violence there can be seen from the Jamtland Republicans, a local American football team, vigorously playing on the field.
Jamtish, a dialect, is spoken. The flag of the Republic, blue for the sky, green for the forests and white for the snow, is waved. And the European Union and the Swedish government are denounced.
Considering the peacefulness and antiquity of the Republic of Jamtland, its sizable population and unique cultural heritage, recognizing this micro-nation would be the right thing to do. It's time for Sweden to end the long occupation of Jamtland's rivers and forests and for this brave republic to take its rightful place among the free and democratic nations of the world.
Sweden chose to recognize two terrorist states inside Israel's borders. It would only be proper for nations of goodwill to recognize two wholly peaceful republics inside Sweden's borders. …
Sweden saved the Middle East. Now maybe someone can save Sweden.
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If there is a bright side to the existence of the Islamic State (IS/ISIS/ISIL), it is this: The Muslim savages are making it so clear how life is to be lived under Islamic rule, that it might deter a lot of Western apologists for Islam.
If, that is, they get to know about it.
Those self-righteous Westerners who defend Islam, accusing any of us who criticize it of "racism" or "Islamophobia" or "intolerance", are obviously ignorant of what Islam is, what it teaches, what it does and has done – and intend to stay that way as long as they can, uncontaminated by information.
This – from the International Business Times – is what's happening in the caliphate of the Islamic State:
Isis activists are exerting their influence in Iraq and Syria by threatening death sentences for male teachers who teach women, and harsh punishments for teachers who teach any that fall outside of the group's strict interpretation of sharia law.
People living under Islamic State rule in Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria have been banned from owning academic books, studying [certain] subjects including law and human rights, and educating children privately at home.
This week – the start of the university academic term – Islamic State ordered university departments in law, political science, fine art, archaeology, sports education, philosophy, tourism and hotel management to be closed in areas it controls.
In Mosul and Raqqa, Islamic State have ordered teachers not to teach democracy, cultural education, human rights and law, to maintain what it called "the public good".
Teachers have been told they must have training in Islamic State's interpretation of sharia, and should avoid certain subjects in curricula and exams "which do not conform to sharia law", including "forged historical principles" – a reference to Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection, and "un-Islamic geographic decisions" by other nation states.
Teachers who fail to separate male and female students were threatened with punishments and sweeps for illegal books and materials are common …
Teachers who teach female students privately risk execution.
Execution can be by shooting, beheading, crucifixon, live burial, stoning, or any other means that these deeply religious men can think up.
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Zale Thompson, a convert to Islam, yesterday tried to kill New York police officers with an axe.
While the group of four stood on a rain-wet Queens sidewalk, Thompson took his weapon out of a bag and rushed at them. He seriously wounded two. With one of his blows he chopped into the arm of Officer Joseph Meeker. With another he cracked the skull of Officer Kenneth Healey. Both victims are in hospital and expected to survive. Thompson was shot dead.
The New York Post calls Thompson a "psycho", a "madman". And it reports Police Commissioner William Bratton stating at a press conference –
There's nothing we know at this time that would indicate that [Islamic terrorism] is the case.
It also reports:
Thompson's Facebook page includes a passage from the Quran in Arabic script beseeching Allah's guidance in finding "the straight path" and a black-and-white photograph of a black-scarved militant.
And he wrote on his Facebook page:
Helicopters, big military will be useless on their own soil. They will not be able to defeat our people if we use guerilla warfare. Attack their weak flanks.
The paper also mentions this:
Thompson is being investigated for broader terrorist connections, a law enforcement source said, adding, "There are suspected terror ties."
So why does a fairly sensible newspaper call this obvious Muslim jihadi a madman, as if to exonerate Islam?
In our opinion, it is insanity to believe the absurdities every religion teaches. We think belief is for the most part a quirk in the minds of otherwise rational beings.
But if this Muslim, Zale Thompson, is to be considered mad because he carries out his duty, as prescribed by Islam, to kill non-Muslims, then all jihadis everywhere are madmen. There are no exceptions.
Their lunacy cannot, however, be regarded as an extenuating condition. Deranged or not, they are a threat to non-Muslims anywhere, to the Western world as a whole, and the United States in particular.
Contrary to President Obama's assertion that "we will never be at war with Islam", Islam is at war with us.
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Editor's note: Sen. Mick Mulvaney presented this letter to Gov. Mark Sanford on opening day of 2009 S.C. General Assembly.
I received your proposed budget late last week, and the courtesy call from your office indicating that you had proposed the closure of the University of South Carolina at Lancaster campus.
Although this sounds clichéd, the excitement really was palpable at the ribbon-cutting for the new Del Webb Library at Indian Land.
Even before 3 p.m., the 54 chairs in the front were filled to capacity.
Others had to stand on their tiptoes, craning their necks for a view of the historic event.
But the ribbon-cutting – the symbolic culmination of several years of planning and work by the Lancaster County Library's board, its staff and many others in the community – was not the main event Sunday.
I read with great concern the article regarding the proposed phasing out of the University of South Carolina at Lancaster by Gov. Mark Sanford.
To close this campus would be a huge mistake, eliminating the opportunity for a lot of young people to attend college.
USCL allows high school graduates who did not make SAT scores high enough to be admitted to the University of South Carolina in Columbia or Winthrop the chance to start college courses, make the grades and later transfer to a four-year institution.
While I agree that there are indeed inefficiencies in our education system, I directly relate them to our leaders from Columbia. In the past several weeks Gov. Mark Sanford has used scare tactics to make a point.
Instead of finding and providing resolutions to fix South Carolina's economic drought, our governor shows hollow leadership proposing a budget that could devastate the city of Lancaster. It is very obvious that he cares for only those who "need" instead of those in need.
Christian Services Angel Tree would like to thank all of the people who donated their time, money and toys to our kids this year.
As usual Lancaster residents always come through and we were able to give gifts to 1,861 children, 261 more than our normal average. It would be impossible to list the more 250 churches, businesses, and individuals who helped. So we thank you all with a warm heart knowing that people still care. We were also blessed with donations from Fort Lawn, Pageland, Fort Mill, Rock Hill, Charlotte, Chester, Florida, Monroe and Waxhaw to name a few.
I would like to take the opportunity to both recognize and thank Rick Hinson and Piggly Wiggly for their generous donations to the community. Each year Kanawha Insurance Co. has a food drive for Helping Other People Effectively (HOPE) and throughout this drive we have several fundraising efforts to purchase the items most needed by HOPE.
For the past two years, we have held a hot dog sale within our company as one such fundraiser. Piggly Wiggly has generously donated the hot dogs.
The "Queen of Soul," Aretha Franklin, will be there, along with a few others. Estimates range anywhere from 1 to 3 million people will witness the historic inauguration of the 44th president of the United States.
On Jan. 20, Barack Obama will be the first black man sworn into the highest office in our nation. There are numerous festivities, events and presidential parties scheduled.
As I walked from my paper box this beautiful, warm Sunday morning, reading the headline article entitled "Budget is county's 800-pound gorilla" by Jenny Hartley, I was dumbfounded by the contradiction that was the article itself.
Perhaps it is my own lack of understanding that leads to question as to why the county would think it was a good idea to go forward with millions of dollars in spending on things it could clearly do without right now.
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Keke, however, has Stink Face on, and remains quiet as Syleena tries to lay down what's what. Meaning, either get over it, or talk about it with Monifah one-on-one. Don't ruin the engagement party that's just supposed to be about love. However, when Keke does show up at the party, her Stink Face is on FULL FORCE from the moment she walks in the door. She's wearing combat pants, and it's like she's shown up ready for a battle that only she wants to fight.
There are a few moments of potential good times for this party, like the super hot photo of Terez and Monifah kissing that Syleena has had projected all over the club, and the fact that Syleena's sisters are there too and I love them, and that Mo will show up rocking leather pants and a shiny gold shirt, and the fact that Syleena has had the club make a custom drink for the evening called the Mo'rez. The Mo'rez! How come I never thought of this myself!
But when Syleena shares that the Mo'rez is non-alcoholic because Mo doesn't drink anymore, and says it like it's a well-known fact, it's actually not a well-known fact to Keke, since she hasn't talked to Mo in so long. And it's like when Emily Gilmore learns that Lorelai broke her leg and she never knew, and it sets off something inside her.
Once the happy couple shows up and Angie asks for details about the wedding, Mo says that they don't really have any. Now, this does seem a little fishy, that they got engaged months and months ago (at least, if the timing the show has presented is correct) and they don't have ANY plans at all. But then Keke suddenly goes off about lying and liars in the lake of fire in hell or something, I don't know, and everyone's like, what are you talking about, and then she just starts cursing and giving everyone the middle finger and doing her intense eye roll thing in an angry way and Monifah is like, wait one damn minute, no.
By this point, everyone's hackles are up and the ladies are alternately standing up and trying to talk sense into Keke or sitting around looking bewildered about what's going on. This causes Keke to retreat into defense mode, saying that she just "made a joke" and "didn't do anything wrong" and then she ends up repeating lines she's said before, about how her family and her Christianity is more important to her than this, which seemingly has nothing to do with anything. Basically, she is making no sense. Life with Keke Wyatt is like ten steps forward and ten steps backward, all the damn time, and I do get Monifah's point of view here, because it gets exhausting after a while.
Monifah said earlier when talking to Syleena that she just wants Keke to "do better," because she just doesn't have time for it anymore. I think we all want Keke to do better. Because she shows such potential for it. But then certain public situations just send her into another sphere.
As Syleena says, the night ends up being, overall, a total disaster. Syleena tries to make a nice speech about love not being about gender or race or color, but it falls flat because everyone is so busy being annoyed with each other. Sad face! And then too soon the episode is over, and we segue into a preview of what's in store for us in the rest of Season Three.
And hoo-ee, there is a lot of stuff in store for us! There are concerts and family heartaches and drama and, most excitingly, a LOT of Terez and Mo wedding plans. It looks like we will indeed get to see the wedding, and that the wedding will take place in—dun dun dun—Hawaii! Hells to the yeah. The divas in Hawaii? I am so. there.
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Hi All,
First post on here so please be easy on me I've receiving the above error when I try to retrieve updates thru Windows Update. I am able to connect to the website fine, and it will invoke the WU applet. This has been happening for about a month now, and I've been trying various things I could find (for both 7 and Vista). I have not installed the latest beta builds since I'm running this as my primary desktop OS at home (for testing, so far it's got me sold...tons better than Vista) and don't want to spend a day re-installing everything. Details of the PC:
OS: Windows 7 64-bit build 7000
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 x2 @ 2.7 GHz
Chassis: Shuttle SN78SH7
Chipset: nVidia nForce 8200
Video Card: nVidia GeForce 9800 GT (PCIx)
500 GB Seagate ST3500320AS SATA drive
LG Super-Multi SATA CD/DVD burner (don't know model # off the top of my head)
WEI: 5.9 (7.9 on graphics, everything else is 5.9)
Windows is activated
Not sure if any other hardware/software is relevent...if it is please let me know. Also, this just randomly started happening, I have not been able to trace it back to any specific event/configuration change.
What I have done so far:
-Added both incoming and outgoing Windows Firewall exceptions for wuapp.exe
-Set both Windows Updates and Windows Defender services to Startup Automatic (removed delay)
-Disabled anti-virus (running AVG Free 8.0.238)
-Checked Windows CA certificates (seemed fine)
-Rebooted/shut down multiple times (this has really been the only reason I've had to reboot since getting all my 3rd party stuff installed)
-Disabled Windows Firewall and Defender
I'm at wit's end here...I've tried everything I have been able to find so far with no change. Attached is the log from windowsupdate.log that details the last attempt I've made to run WU. From my reading of the log file, it looks like a file is failing a checksum/hash test...but I can't find the referenced file anywhere on my system. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any help!
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You can look over this for ideas:
You may encounter temporary connection-related errors when you use Windows Update or Microsoft Update to install updates
Or your WU Agent may be corrupted:
Updating Windows Update Agent (Windows)
Some have had sucess with deleting the data file in Windows/Software Distribution folder
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Ok, tried some variations of the steps for both listed MS KB articles, but still unable to run Windows Update. Now, however, I'm receiving the error 80070003 and a different log parse...log is attached.
I am able to download the wuident.cab file referenced in the log fine, but reading the text file in there doesn't give me any other ideas....
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Britney Spears may want to give a call to a fellow head shaver and singer Sinead O'Connor.
The outspoken Irish singer says she's got the embattled pop princess' back.
"I've been keeping an eye on a girl who is getting a hard time in the media lately, and I just want her to know that if she needs a bodyguard, I'm her girl," O'Connor said last night during her concert at L.A.'s Orpheum Theatre, according to a concertgoer. "I'd like to dedicate this song to Britney Spears."
O'Connor went on to sing her version of "Rivers of Babylon," the spiritual based on Psalm 137, about the Jews in exile. Alternative rockers Sublime also found success with "Babylon" when the group recorded a cover of the tune in 1996.
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Okay...there is so much love and trying here. So, let's give you a break, okay? Okay.
It sounds like the talking, while lovely sounding, is upping the struggle, right?
Parents really underestimate the power of being quiet. Not "seething anger silence," but just calm quiet.
It seems as though the 6 yo is feeding off of the attention and language, and you may just need to be a calm presence.
The number thing to remember is that when we are tired/hungry/sick...no messages are truly communicated well, nor are they received (esp. by little ones).
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If you're reading this, that probably means you're thinking about or have already decided you're going to study abroad or do a global seminar. First of all, congratulations! You would be surprised how few students actually leave the country during their time in school; it truly is an enriching experience and gives you access to a more diverse portfolio of cultural perspectives.
After all, why study French in the U.S. when you can learn it along the avenues of Paris? If you're majoring in architecture, why limit yourself to local structures when you can travel to Greece and view the Parthenon, in person?
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Typically, studying abroad involves more expenses and complications than what you would normally encounter here in the states. Potential sources of financing include: study abroad loans, scholarships and personal loans. We made a short list of costs to expect to help you plan for your adventure:
- Airfare
- Tuition (for the foreign school)
- Apartment / Dorm / Flat Rent & Fees
- Food / Supplies / Books
- Other related expenses (an on-campus job is unlikely and federal work study doesn't apply abroad)
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In most cases, you will still be eligible and receive whatever federal aid you qualified for after filing your FAFSA, but what about the extra expenses? In general, we recommend having about $1,000 a month available to you in spending money while you are abroad.
It sounds like a lot, but all sorts of stuff comes up that you don't expect while you are away from home; having the money if you need it is invaluable. There is nothing worse than being in a strange place and feeling helpless because you ran out of money with no ability to work and earn more.
A private student loan can be a good choice for this, because it allows you to borrow as much as you need to have a good safety cushion while you are away. When you return, you can simply apply the leftover funds back onto the loan so that you are not paying interest on the extra money.
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In addition, some schools offer scholarships or loans of their own for their students studying abroad. Check with your college's financial aid department to see if there are any special forms of financial aid you can apply for to cut down the cost of your SA program.


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Going through it - 2 TT1 for damage and shield distribution, CRF and CSV for exploiting those Aux cannons, APO for more dps and turn.
Healing is from the HE1, Fermion Console and if youre in a bit of a pickle, use the Vesta console ability to make yourself invincible. You won't be able to fire but you can heal the crap out of yourself and evasive out of dodge. Plus sci ships have better use of shields so the shield buffs should help you live as well.
CPB is there to reveal those pesky rommies and klinks, SS1 is there to give you a bit of an advantage, GW3 + CSV + APO + TT1 = ALOT of damage in a confined area to multiple targets. Doesn't necessarily mean win but used with Sensor Scan, Scattering Field, Mask Energy Signature and SNB, you'll do ALOT of damage very quickly and there's not much your opponents can really do about it.
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Power Levels I keep at 25 Weapon, 75 Shield, 25 Engine, 100 Aux, but with skills, the MACO stuff, the Fleet Warp Core, and the Nukara T4 buff, it roughly means about 70-75 Weapon, 100 Shield, 65-70 Engine and 130 Aux.
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Authors: Schotter, Roni
Title: Room for Rabbit
Publisher: New York : Clarion Books, 2003.
Characteristics: 32 p. :,col. ill. ;,21 cm.
Summary: Now that Papa is remarried, his house seems very crowded, and Kara wonders if there is still enough room there for her and her toy Rabbit.
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Statement of Responsibility: by Roni Schotter ; illustrated by Cyd Moore
Subject Headings: Toys Juvenile fiction. Remarriage Juvenile fiction.
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Insanely Simple: Book review
This book, by one of Apple's ad-agency creatives, explores the company's Steve Jobs-driven philosophy of keeping things simple. If you crave eye-witness Apple anecdotes, there's plenty on offer here.
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