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The Zillertal Arena offers first class snowparks and offers for adrenalin fans. The highlights are... more
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Mayrhofen's Vans Penken Park is one of the best and largest snowparks in Europe and there is also a... more
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The Betterpark at the Olperer tow lifts at about 3200 m above sea level is famous in the... more
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Q: We have a 20-year-old daughter, an only child, who feels we have no right to restrict her behavior. For one, she refuses to go to church with us. Her curfew is 1 a.m., but she often stays out later and has told me she will stay out as long as she pleases. I've discovered she occasionally drinks. Her father just wants peace. I think we should start enforcing the rules or tell her to leave. My daughter is very responsible and communication between us is usually good. It's just the rules thing. She contends that when she turned 19, she "graduated" from having to follow our rules. Am I being unreasonable? If not, how can I get my husband to support me?
A: I take no pleasure in informing people of such things, but you are your own worst enemy.
Your surveillance and vain attempts to control decisions made by a 20-year-old put you in the running for my Magnificent Maternal Micromanager of the Year Award, the Triple-M of parenting.
There is a difference between not liking decisions an adult child is making and trying to control them. If the issue is simply a matter of who's right, you are. Church is good (research finds that young people who attend church are much less likely to engage in self-destructive behavior), underage drinking is bad, and then there's the matter of living at home and having defiant disrespect for the fact that coming in at all hours is disturbing to one's parents. Being right does not justify your hyper-vigilant attempts to micromanage your daughter. All you've managed to do is create a power struggle that - now listen up! - you cannot possibly win. I agree with your husband: You need to let it go.
That said, your daughter definitely does not need to be living at home any longer. She is responsible enough to support herself and obviously does not want to abide by anyone else's rules. Therefore, she needs to be emancipated. Not ejected, mind you, but emancipated, joyously.
There will be no joy in her leaving home until you and your husband resolve the disharmony in your parenting. From your point of view, this disharmony results from your husband's unwillingness to back you when you and your daughter have conflict.
I have to ask: Is it possible that your husband recognizes, in your attempts to micromanage your daughter, something that feels very familiar to him? Does he identify with your daughter? Your letter leads me to suspect that passivity is his defense against your attempts to control, and that the more you attempt to control - him or your daughter - the more passive he becomes.
If I'm on the mark here, then this is fundamentally a marital issue, in which case I would strongly recommend that the two of you find a counselor who can help you put your marriage back on a right path, one that will enable the two of you to stand together, resolve parenting issues with your daughter, and emancipate her.
Under the present set of circumstances, your daughter's emancipation is likely to take place suddenly, without planning, and explosively.
Take it from someone who has helped two children through emancipations that were joyous for all concerned: You don't want it any other way.
John Rosemond is a family psychologist. Questions of general interest may be sent to him at Affirmative Parenting, 1020 E. 86th St., Suite 26B, Indianapolis, IN 46240 and at his Web site: www.rosemond.com
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Bills: Out: RB Fred Jackson (knee), WR Ruvell Martin (ankle). Questionable: S Jairus Byrd (ankle). Probable: LB Nick Barnett (knee).
Browns: Out: LB James-Michael Johnson (ribs, oblique), TE Alex Smith (head). Questionable: WR Josh Cribbs (knee), DE Juqua Parker (foot), S Raymond Ventrone (hand). Probable: T Oniel Cousins (ankle), LB Scott Fujita (knee), WR Greg Little (back), RB Trent Richardson (knee), DT Billy Winn (head).
Bengals: Out: CB Dre Kirkpatrick (knee). Doubtful: TE Donald Lee (thigh). Questionable: CB Leon Hall (calf). Probable: CB Jason Allen, (thigh), DE Carlos Dunlap (knee), DE Robert Geathers (groin), S Jeromy Miles (hip), RB Bernard Scott (hand), G Kevin Zeitler (hip).
Redskins: Doubtful: WR Pierre Garcon (foot). Questionable: S Brandon Meriweather (knee). Probable: CB Josh Wilson (head).
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The American School Bus Council took part in the U.S. Department of Education's Civil Rights Bus Ride ceremony here on Wednesday.
The day marked the 50th anniversary of the signing of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, a landmark bill that banned discrimination based on race, creed, color, sex or national orientation. The celebratory event consisted of a keynote address from Rev. Brenda Girton-Mitchell, director of the Department of Education's Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, followed by a "returning freedom ride."
The symbolic "returning freedom" bus ride transported six of the original Freedom Riders (civil rights activists who rode interstate buses into segregated southern states in the early '60s), and 49 students who competed in an academic process, around Washington monuments, to Richmond, Virginia, for an event, and back to Washington.
National School Transportation Association (NSTA) member Durham School Services provided the three school buses that were used in the event. Association officials said that school buses are an important symbol from the civil rights movement, as they gave students the transportation needed to allow them to attend integrated schools.
"The National School Transportation Association is honored and pleased to participate in this event," NSTA President Tim Flood said. "The yellow school bus, which provides the safest form of transportation available, is vital to ensuring that all children attend school. We are grateful to the Department of Education for their recognition of the important link between school buses and education."
Dignitaries in attendance included U.S. Sen. Mark Warner; U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah; Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe; Department of Education Assistant Secretary Catherine E. Lhamon; and U.S. Department of Education Assistant Secretary for Communications and Outreach Massie Ritsch.
The Freedom Riders included Dion Diamond, Rev. Reginald Green, John Moody, Joan Trumpauer Mulholland, Charles Person and Hank Thomas.
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For Barry Bornstein, photography is an avocation, not a profession. But that doesn't mean he lacks talent.
Bornstein's images capture Dogwood Stable's Palace Malice, the Aiken Training Track and other equine-related subjects from unconventional angles. His work often stresses artistry over documentation.
"I always try to do something a little different," said Bornstein during a recent telephone interview. "Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't."
Bornstein, 71, lives from mid-October to mid-May in Aiken. The rest of the time he resides in Saratoga Springs, New York.
Saratoga Springs is the home of Saratoga Race Course, which opened for its annual racing meet on Friday.
"We've got the best trainers, the best horses and the best jockeys here," Bornstein said.
Palace Malice arrived in Saratoga on June 24, and Bornstein was at trainer Todd Pletcher's barn there to take pictures of one of Thoroughbred racing's biggest stars.
"Palace Malice is a horse that has a personality," Bornstein said. "It was amazing when I first saw him up here when he got off the van. It almost appeared that he remembered me, and he knew that I had a camera because he just looked at me and literally posed."
Bornstein was at New York's Belmont Park last year when Palace Malice won the Grade I Belmont Stakes, and he took numerous photos of the bay colt while he enjoyed a vacation in Aiken from last November until early January.
"When Cot (Campbell) brought him to Aiken, I asked the Dogwood people, 'Do you mind if I do this?' and we've kind of worked together," Bornstein said.
"At some point, depending on what happens to the horse, I'm going put something together. I don't know if it's going to be a book. I don't know if it's going to be a calendar. I don't know what it's going to be."
Bornstein spent more than 30 years working in the nonprofit sector, where he served as an executive for several organizations before his retirement. He became interested in photography while in high school.
"I used to do a lot of lifestyle pictures to illustrate stories," Bornstein said. "If I had a forte, it was working with people with disabilities and photographing them for the Special Olympics, Easter Seals and things like that."
About 10 years ago, Bornstein became a Thoroughbred racehorse owner, and that's when he found himself taking more and more pictures of events in the equine world.
"Horses are just beautiful animals," said Bornstein, who is the treasurer and senior partner of Mosaic Racing, which has four Thoroughbreds in its portfolio.
When Bornstein is in Aiken, he spends six mornings a week at the Aiken Training Track. When he is in New York, he is at Saratoga Race Course four or five mornings a week.
"I've also shot polo, carriages and eventing, but for the most part, I stay with the racing Thoroughbreds," said Bornstein, who uses Nikon digital camera equipment.
Bornstein's photographs have appeared most recently in such publications as Southern Racehorse, Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred and Bella Magazine. They also have been exhibited in Aiken and Saratoga Springs.
Bornstein enjoys using Photoshop and other computer software to change the appearance of his pictures.
"It's a technique I developed," he said. "My goal is to make them look like watercolor paintings. I don't want to just kind of replicate what other people do."
Dede Biles is a general assignment reporter for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since January 2013.
Submitted PHOTO BY BARRY A. BORNSTEIN Three Darley Thoroughbreds stay together as they exercise at the Aiken Training Track.×
Submitted PHOTO BY BARRY A. BORNSTEIN The paddock at Saratoga Race Course attracts a crowd on a sunny day.×
Submitted PHOTO BY BARRY A. BORNSTEIN A horse gets a bath outside a barn on a peaceful morning at Saratoga Race Course.×
Submitted PHOTO BY BARRY A. BORNSTEIN Steeplechasers head over a jump together during a race.×
Submitted PHOTO BY BARRY A. BORNSTEIN Havre de Grace, the 2011 Horse of the Year, heads to the racetrack at Saratoga Race Course.×
Submitted PHOTO BY BARRY A. BORNSTEIN Palace Malice gallops on the Aiken Training Track while getting a break from racing.×
Submitted PHOTO BY BARRY A. BORNSTEIN Eager fans greet Palace Malice at the Aiken Training Track while the colt is being held by Ron Steven, right, of Legacy Stable.×
Submitted PHOTO BY BARRY A. BORNSTEIN Barn structures frame a horse and rider.×
Submitted PHOTO BY BARRY A. BORNSTEIN A horse gallops by at the Aiken Training Track.×


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SportsDayDFW.com columnist Tim Cowlishaw hosted a chat Thursday to talk all things sports. Here are some of the highlights:
Question: How should the Stars address this off-season? Do you think that Jim Nill should focus mostly on trying to land a true 2nd-line center or a true 1st-line "shutdown" defender. I know we need both really bad but I get the feeling we may only land one of the two.
Cowlishaw: If you're only going to get one, it has to be the defenseman. It was amazing they went as far as they did with such a limited blue line. I think you can manage with something like what you had for a second line as long as Benn and Seguin are providing such a strong top line. But a 25-minute D man who can anchor the power play -- think Sergei Gonchar about 10 years ago -- is a must.
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Cowlishaw: I doubt it but I think they are back in the series after last night. They took what appeared to be a knockout punch in Game 2 when the Kings scored five goals in the third period. That was unheard of. Chicago didn't recover while in LA for 3 and 4. Last night winning in double OT the way they did, I think the Hawks have to be at least feeling like champions again. We'll see tomorrow night if it matters. Two great series going on.
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The vast majority—73.4 percent—of New York City residents who worked in health care during the 2006–2008 period were women. This is not much different from the national figure, 77.7 percent.
Reflecting New York City's traditional role as a port of entry, more than half—58.0 percent—of the health care workforce was foreign born during the 2006–08 period, compared with 15.4 percent nationally.
During the 2006–08 period, 40.3 percent of the City's workers employed in health care were Black and 24.0 percent were Hispanic. Nationally, the figures were lower: 15.7 percent and 9.2 percent, respectively.
These data are from the Current Population Survey. Because of the small sizes of annual samples in New York City, these data are 3-year averages. To learn more about the health care employment in New York City, see "Health care industries and the New York City labor market" (PDF), in the Monthly Labor Review, September 2009.
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Despite school buses lumbering down my street and the first few crunches of leaves on the sidewalk, I refuse to think of it as fall just yet. The season doesn't officially begin until Saturday, so I'm left with another few days to pretend the epic summer of 2012 is still underway, even if the temperatures are starting to convince me otherwise.
This summer has marked not just a season of weather for me, but a sweet season of life that I'm reluctant to leave behind. It will be replayed in the film reel of my memory as the summer I watched eight friends walk down the aisle and one sweet baby boy learn to crawl.
But alas, that glorious, hot summer of bridesmaid dresses and baby bibs is coming to a close, and to console myself I've started dreaming of steaming mugs and creamy soups.
These maple walnut bars fall in the "you made what out of cake mix?" category, which has saved me several times when I've been two hours out from a potluck with nothing to bring.
Here's the situation: blackberries and blueberries, languishing in the fridge. Neither particularly sweet (duds!) and now definitely beyond ripe. A lone peach left on the counter all weekend, now beginning to shrivel slightly.
Enter: food blogger craving a little something sweet, but feeling a bit over-indulged after a wedding and a trip to check out the new Orange Leaf frozen yogurt shop near her house (in which she intended to just have a small serving, but ended up with a giant cupful of self-serve yogurt... funny how that works).
The result: A quick, healthy dessert. A sweet tooth satisfied. No fruit gone to waste.
Again, this is a non-recipe, and the 2-minute combined prep and cook time is not an exaggeration. Add anything you please to jazz it up – a small scoop of vanilla ice cream would be a welcome addition, or maybe some whipped cream or a few white chocolate chips. Consider this merely a satisfying inspiration to use up past-due fruit.
The race is on to enjoy 25 pounds of fresh Georgia peaches before they go bad.
They are great on their own with breakfast or as a snack, but I've been trying to get creative with my box of peaches too.
Last year I was inspired by this recipe for roasted peaches with goat cheese and hazelnuts from Eat, Live, Run, but I never got around to making it.
This time around I jumped on it though. Instead of roasting, I threw them on the grill while making hamburgers and grilled sweet potatoes one night.
I used to be very easily enticed by sales on cake mix.
I'm not sure why this is. The only time I ever make a classic cake is for Husband Peter's birthday, and that's only once a year. But somehow we have a shelf in our pantry with half a dozen boxes of cake mix – any flavor you want – lined up side by side.
This proved to be an asset recently when I was low on time and energy, but in need of a baked good to bring to our Bible study.
As it turns out, cake mix can be used for more than just cake.
Web Bites is a weekly roundup of recipes, cooking tips, news and blog posts from around the Internet. Look for it on Mondays to help you through the week.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Lollipop Bars: These look like chocolate Rice Krispie treats on a stick, but they're actually quite healthy. Recipe from Daily Bites.
Halloween Candy Chocolate Bark: I made this simple recipe from Two Peas and Their Pod for a bake sale at work, and it turned out great. It's basically just chocolate topped with cookies or candy. Use orange and black candy to make it festive.
Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups: I've made my own peanut butter cups before, but I think Meghann of Meals and Miles has an ever-so-slightly easier method for making them. Scroll to the end of this post for her step-by-step.
Feel free to share links to your favorite Halloween recipes in the comments.
Four recipes for you today. All very simple. All delicious. All of which I found on some of my favorite food blogs.
This morning I treated myself to a recipe I have had in the back of my mind all summer.
Raspberry Coconut Oatmeal from Tallgrass Kitchen is a nice twist on your usual oatmeal. Instead of cooking the oatmeal in cow's milk or water, the recipe calls for coconut milk. What a nice, creamy change!
Remember my friend Jon Fisch, newspaper editor/amateur chef? He's brought you several guest posts and Thanksgiving tips over the years.
Jon occasionally posts photos on Facebook of meals he's prepared. They never fail to make my eyes grow wide with envy/hunger. "Like."
His latest photos are romantic: Chicken over rice with dried cherries soaked in a red-wine reduction? Sounds like something you would order at a restaurant. And chocolate lava cake with raspberries is date night 101.
"It's like a Reese's. With bread."
That was our intern, Amy's, reaction to these creations when I brought them in for her last day of work on Friday. That, and "WOW" (via instant message).
So simple, yet so rich and sweet. Definitely have a mug of strong coffee or a cold glass of milk at your side when you try these peanut-butter-and-chocolate-filled crescent rolls and biscuits.
I found the recipe for the crescent rolls via Pinterest on the blog For the Love of Cooking. It's not even really a recipe though. Just spread peanut butter and chocolate chips on refrigerated crescent rolls, roll up and bake.
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My obsession with Mama Pea's new cookbook, "Peas and Thank You," has continued, and along with the bruschetta I brought to the #MKEFoodies picnic last weekend, I couldn't resist trying her famous dough balls.
I'd heard of these sweet treats from other bloggers raving about them, and since I believe that cookie dough is quite possibly better than cookies themselves (and I'm a die-hard cookie fan) I had high hopes.
These doughy little spheres definitely lived up to the hype. The smell alone nearly made me faint – in a good way – when I opened the container filled with them. They're not quite raw cookie dough, and not quite baked cookies. They fit right in the middle and somehow contain the best of both worlds.
Last month I was so lucky as to get my hands on 25 pounds of Georgia peaches – straight from the farm to the West Allis Ace Hardware parking lot. You're probably wondering what the heck I did with all that sweet juiciness, right?
Last week I finally finished off the last of them! They were looking a little wrinkly on the outside by that time, but they still tasted fabulous, even 3 weeks later (stored in the refrigerator, of course).
I have to admit, most of the peaches were consumed by washing, slicing and enjoying as a snack. I was eating two peaches a day for a while - no regrets. I brought a bunch on our family vacation to share the wealth, but let me be clear: I ate a lot of raw peaches! So did Husband Peter.
Of course I had to make a few baked goods too. I made the most basic peach crisp to bring to a friend's house – so easy I have the recipe memorized (see below).
Here are some of my favorite recipes that I've blogged about.
Soups & Chili
Slow Cooker
Main meals
"I officially challenge myself, and all who wish to join me, to try a new fruit or veggie from a farmers market at least twice a month from now until the end of the summer."
Farmers Market Reviews:
Here's a list of some local food blogs. Wisconsin food bloggers, send me an e-mail if you'd like to be included on this list.
Wisconsin Food Blogs:
Other Wisconsin Blogs I Read:
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To Catch The Bus, Take The Helicopter…
To Catch The Bus, Take The Helicopter…
By Gerald A. Honigman
Special to
27, 2012
Governor Romney is about to visit Israel during the
increasing heat of this summer's presidential
election season.
While running for office, almost all candidates say
what they feel the voters want to hear. Yet that's
not always the case…unless you also believe that you
can get away with doing the opposite--for one reason
or another.
Case in point…
Among the biggest headaches Israel has with
President Obama is his insistence that Israel return
to its 1949, U.N.-imposed armistice lines which made
it a mere 9 to 15 miles wide at its waist, where
most of its population and infrastructure are
located. Most folks have to travel farther than that
just to go to work or to the shopping mall. Israel
existed this way until the June 1967 Six Day War
(started when Arabs blockaded it at the Straits of
Tiran and Gulf of Aqaba --a casus belli--and other
hostile acts), and those lines did nothing but
constantly tempt Israel's enemies to sever it in
In the wake of that war, as many have frequently
noted, Israel was promised by the architects of the
final draft of the main official guide for
peacemaking, UNSC Resolution 242, that it would
never have to return to those vulnerable armistice
lines. Since I've written extensively about this
myself, I won't pursue this further here. Nothing
more really needs to be added, so please check, for
to fill in the details.
Besides Israel and the Jewish people's several
thousand year connections (including land ownership
right into the 20th century) to the disputed
territories such as Judea and Samaria (called that
for millennia before British imperialism also named
them the "West Bank" after World War I), Israel had
been promised, via 242, more secure, defensible, and
real borders to replace its previous
Auschwitz/armistice lines. And, again, this is what
the nastiness between Israel, Obama, and the
ever-hostile State Department (which fought
President Truman over Israel's very resurrection in
the first place in 1948) is largely all about.
If Israel is to get the buffer 242 promised, Jews
must be able to live--as they did throughout history
when they were not physically prevented--beyond the
'49 armistice lines. That's what the "settlement"
issue is really all about.
Now, say what you want about President Obama
regarding his approach to this matter, but one thing
is certain. He has been honest and has not waffled.
Many folks--especially Lefty Hebrews--may not have
listened, but he has stuck to his same position for
years now. My own book documents this very carefully
Both Senator and President Obama have repeatedly
stated that Israel would be crazy (his exact words)
to not accept the alleged Saudi Peace (of the grave)
Plan, and one of its main provisions insists that
Israel return to the '49 armistice lines.
Arabs can conquer, forcibly Arabize, and subjugate
scores of millions of non-Arab peoples in what they
subsequently proclaimed to be "purely Arab
patrimony," but how dare Judeans--Jews--return to at
least parts of Judea…or even to east Jerusalem.
Brits can grab the Falkland Islands, over 8,000
miles away from home off the Argentine coast, the
Russians can conquer Chechnya, America can stake
claim to Samoa--but how dare Jews return to Samaria.
And when at least some Israeli leaders have dared to
protest, they have been treated in the most
disrespectful of ways--especially by the Obama
For this and some other troubling reasons (like the
Obama folks constantly leaking information
detrimental to Israel's security), Governor Romney
has repeatedly spoken of how Obama has thrown Israel
under the bus.
While the bus saying may be catchy, it's not
specific. And, as is also said, talk is cheap…
The Governor is due to arrive in Israel as Jews
observe one of the most solemn days on their
millennial-old calendar, Tisha B'Av (the 9th of the
Hebrew month of Av). It is the date that both
Temples (which Obama's Arab good buddies deny ever
existed) were destroyed; the second major revolt of
the Jews for their freedom and independence under
the leadership of Shimon Bar Kochba was crushed by
the Emperor Hadrian's forces in 135 C.E. (reported
by the Roman historians themselves); and so forth.
Romney must spell out very clearly how his actual
policies and actions will differ from the man whom
he hopes to convince Jews and others back home in
America to not vote for.
What will President Romney's position be regarding
the promise of UNSC Resolution 242 for Israel to
finally receive real, more secure borders--which
must thus involve a territorial compromise--from the
disputed territories? Will he say one thing now, but
expect another after November?
While Arabs demand recognition and creation of their
22nd state, they still insist that Israel will never
be recognized by them as a State of the Jews. How
will a President Romney handle this issue? It
doesn't bother Obama a bit…The only demands and
pressure he knows how to apply is on Israeli leaders
who don't prostrate themselves low enough to his and
the State Department's demands.
Speaking of the State Department, there's talk of
former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice being a
possible running mate for Romney. She was as nasty
as Hillary and almost as bad as James Baker on these
same and related issues.
So, I have some additional advice (besides some
) for Governor Romney as he touches down in the land
of the Jews…
Back in 1998, when President George W. Bush was
still a governor like himself, he visited his friend
Ariel Sharon In Israel. Here's an excerpt from a
December 3, 1998, press release from his office
quoting him:
...was able to learn about security needs.... Hard
to believe, as a Texan, how small Israel is... we're
used to huge spaces.... Just got off the campaign
where I spent nearly everyday in a King Air trying
to get from one stop to the other. Had I gotten on
that same King Air and I took off out of Jerusalem
it would have been no time before I'd be in either
Jordan or in Syria. It's a small country...
important for our host to remind our delegation of
how really small it was, so I got on a helicopter...
flew with foreign minister Ariel Sharon to see
firsthand how small... between enemy lines and
population centers.
It was on this helicopter flight that, according to
his press secretary, Ari Fleischer, Bush also
commented, regarding the tiny strategic waist of
Israel, "In Texas, we have driveways longer than
Perhaps at least partly as a result of this
experience, and despite some later backtracking
under Arab, Big Oil, and State Department pressure,
when Bush became President of the United States and
Prime Minister Sharon unilaterally totally withdrew
from strategic territory in Gaza from which Israel
was repeatedly attacked, at an April 2004 news
conference, Bush took a stand that might yet some
day lead to peace between Jews and Arabs--if only a
new American administration regains the courage
displayed back then.
With millions watching him, President Bush
proclaimed the two key ingredients of such a recipe:
Israel should not be expected to return to
indefensible armistice lines (and he called them
just that, not "borders"); and,
Any and all real or fudged Arab refugees would have
to go to the additional, new Arab state, not
overwhelm Jews in Israel (as Arabs indeed have in
mind). Recall that half of Israel's Jews were
refugees themselves from so-called "Arab" or Muslim
By the way, another major provision of that Saudi
Peace (of the grave) Plan that Obama insists upon
calls for Israel to be flooded by Arab refugees.
Recall that this is the very plan that Obama says
Israel would be crazy not to accept. Now just
imagine what will happen if he gets re-elected in
2012 and doesn't have to worry about running again?
Returning to more positive thoughts, for Romney to
truly catch what is meant by saying such things as
throwing Israel under the bus, it would be useful
for him (and more convincing for others) for the
Governor to take the same helicopter flight that his
friend President Bush did years earlier.
For anyone who has truly studied Obama, the company
he keeps, his good buddies, key foreign policy
appointees, close advisors, and so forth, unless
one's head is stuck in the sand (which too many
folks' are), there is no doubt that (except at
Hebrew fund-raising time) he is more concerned about
creating a 22nd state for Arabs (and second, not
in the original 1920 Mandate of Palestine--Jordan
was carved out of almost 80% of the total area in
1922) than in the security of the sole, minuscule,
reborn nation of the Jews. Such a helicopter ride
will thus have little or no meaning for the current
occupant of the White House.
While Romney is not Obama, to truly be taken
seriously himself, given the rhetoric which normally
accompanies the subject of the Arab-Israeli conflict
during election time, the Governor must flesh out
his nice sayings with concrete positions--ones that
he will stand by after November. If he does this, he
might just awaken enough folks from their
self-imposed slumber to put himself over the top in
what promises to be a close election.
By Gerald A. Honigman for EKurd.net, July 27, 2012. You may reach the
author via email at: honigman6 (at) msn.com.
Gerald A. Honigman is a Florida educator who has
done extensive doctoral studies in Middle Eastern
Affairs. He has created and conducted counter-Arab
propaganda programs for college youth, has lectured
on numerous campuses and other platforms, and has
publicly debated many Arab spokesmen. His articles
and op-eds have been published in dozens of
newspapers, magazines, academic journals and
websites all around the world. Visit his
website at
Gerald A. Honigman, a longtime contributing writer
and columnist
for Ekurd.net. Honigman has published a major book,
Quest For Justice In The Middle East--The
Arab-Israeli Conflict In Greater Perspective."
Copyright © 2012 Ekurd.net.
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