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Biography (Critical Survey of Long Fiction, Fourth Edition)
Ismail Kadare grew up in Gjirokastër, an ancient Albanian city with steep streets. It serves as the setting for his delightful early novel Chronicle in Stone, which is about his childhood experiences during World War II. His father, Halit, and his mother, Hatixhe, were nonpracticing Muslims. Kadare studied Albanian language and literature at the state university in Tirana and then attended the Maxim Gorky Literature Institute in Moscow from 1958 to 1961. His sister, Kadrie, studied Russian language and literature, and his brother, Shahin, became an oncologist.
Albania was headed by a strict Stalinist regime, led from 1943 to 1985 by Enver Hoxha, then by his successor, Ramiz Alia, until the collapse of Communist rule in Albania in 1992. Hoxha appreciated Kadare's writing and the positive publicity for the state that followed from Kadare's trips abroad. Kadare's fame outside Albania began when his first novel, The General of the Dead Army, appeared in French translation in 1970. Still, Kadare suffered censure and repression at home. In 1975, he was banished from the capital and forbidden to publish for three years. Also in 1981, his novel The Palace of Dreams was banned as soon as it appeared. Kadare made the necessary concessions to the state and even served as a member of Parliament, where there was no debate. He continued to write as if he were free, and he smuggled his manuscripts out of the country for later...
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Biography (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
Ismail Kadare (ka-DA-reh) was born and grew up in Gjirokastër in southwestern Albania, close to the Greek border. His family were nonpracticing Muslims. His father, Halit, was a civil servant who served court documents; his mother, Hatixhe, came from a wealthy family. The parents had a large house with many rooms where their three children could play. Kadare's sister, Kadrie, earned a degree in Russian language and literature; his brother, Shahin, is an oncologist.
When Ismail was five, World War II brought the first of a series of invading armies to Gjirokastër. Eventually, the Communists gained control of Albania. Enver Hoxha, who was also born in Gjirokastër, was the first secretary of the Albanian Workers Party from 1943 until his death in 1985. Under Hoxha's strict Stalinist regime, many books were banned, telephone conversations were monitored, there was no free press, and all opposition was ruthlessly suppressed. It was a difficult climate in which to become a world-class writer.
Kadare began writing poetry at an early age. His first collection, Frymëzimet djaloshare (youthful inspiration), appeared in 1954. In the 1960's he was known primarily as a lyric poet, and he continued publishing volumes of poetry until 1976. His prose, like his poetry, is very lyrical.
After completing high school in Gjirokastër, Kadare went to the newly founded State University in the capital, Tirana, where he obtained his...
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Biography (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
The magnitude of Ismail Kadare's work is just beginning to be recognized in the English-speaking world as his works appear in translation. His rare ability to tell a good story is combined with sophisticated literary techniques that reward detailed study. More secondary literature is sure to follow. Although Kadare wrote in a repressive regime until 1990, he did not compromise his artistic or ethical standards but wrote true literature of universal appeal.
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Tappo is definitely not one of those typical Italian restaurants down the street. One thing I must applaud is their pasta (linguine ai frutti di mare). The sauce has a seafood taste that is smooth and aromatic, and is mixed perfectly with the al dante pasta - not too saucy and not too dry). I love the combination of historic and romantic environment Tappo has. This unique and irreplaceable environment is definitely something that differentiates itself from others making it a memorable experience. The most important thing that brings everything together is my server's genuine greetings. Without a doubt, I will return for a second round! Instagram: manlok21
Our server was spectacular. He was personable and very attentive. I thoroughly enjoyed our experience.
It is definitely not a quite place where you would have a quite dinner, but the ambiance is vibrant and energetic. The food was great. It is a small place so the tables seem very close together and if you don't get a seat against the wall you are out in the open very close to each other. A couple times so close that the Waiter bumped our table with his behind while serving the table beside us. But other than that, it was nice.
Beautiful location and ambiance inside the restaurant. The tables are tightly packed inside resulting in the waiters having to squeeze themselves through your table which was not very attractive when you are trying to enjoy dinner. The food was good for sure and nothing to complain about, except I found it expensive for what it was. A plate of risotto with sausage for $25?? Seafood linguine in white sauce for $25?? A small piece of whole fish on some greens for $34? In all, we paid almost $300 for dinner for 4 with one bottle of wine which was $50, and although we had a nice time it was not the worth the cost. I would come back but not for a full dinner, perhaps just drinks or dessert.
Overall great date night! Newer location, trendy spot. Great food, presentation and taste were excellent.
We arrived late by 25 minutes and Tappos still honoured our reservation! The waiter was great and made our evening very enjoyable. I would recommend Tappos to anyone.
This restaurant is great for a romantic date for 2 and versatile for friends to sit and chat over food and drinks. Service was efficient and on point for a weekend dinner. The wait staff was friendly and cheerful. I felt that the appetizers were better tasting than the main courses; however, presentation wise, all dishes were plated beautifully.
Stumbled on the place easily became my new favorite Italian in the City
The food was very good & our waiter had a very good sense of humour, considering how he had to move around the tables. Just be prepared to sit really really close to each other. The tables were so close that the waiters were not able to manoeuver their way in & out very comfortably. And when the waiters were moving around they were partically sitting on our table.
Food was excellent. Tried an Argentinian red wine that was amazing. Used a voucher but was not given subpar food or service. Will return.
Delicious food, lovely room with a good vibe. I only gave 3 stars on ambiance because the resto needed staff (eg. host) to ensure the door is closed. People waiting for tables were leaving the front door wedged to stay open: but it was cold, windy, stormy night and we were seated right by the door opening with strong cold damp drafts blowing on us. Had to ask passing waitstaff several times through the night to ask waiting guests to close the door (all but one were helpful - the one had given up and was as frustrated by it as me). Could have ruined the evening, fortunately didn't. Problem could be solved with host managing the door (there didn't seem to one stationed or I would have asked them), or curtains to protect the entrance.
Always selected for a long lunch with a friend or a very good dinner, romantic or otherwise. The co-owner checks in to make sure that your every whim has been attended to and the service staff are trained very well. The Italian food is wonderful! I love this place. The rustic decor is in keeping with the Distillery but the noise levels can sometimes be high. That is but a minor complaint compared to everything that is very good about Tappo.
Overall a very enjoyable setting, good service and very good food. Review pricing to fit with your budget.
Great food and ambiance (sat inside). The waitress would friendly and helpful with both the menu and the wine selection. We had the three course meal and the portion sizes were perfect. Everything was hot, delicious and well presented.
An early dinner (5pm on a Friday) and beat the rush. fairly quiet with only about 15% of the tables filled when we first arrived (it quickly filled though). This made for a more intimate and quiet dining experience which we enjoyed. service was attentive and appropriate. food was good. I really enjoyed my veal medallions - great flavour & quite saucy (mushroom sauce). Presentation nothing special but I really liked it. My husband has fusilli pasta w/chicken. flavour was very subtle; he found it bland. the chicken in the pasta was sparse. Overall, food didn't blow us away but atmosphere is nice and location in distillery district makes it a good go to spot. patio seating available - fabulous for a nice evening. Overall I would recommend
Our group of 4 enjoyed our dinner here. Beautiful restaurant both inside and out. We sat inside and found it to be a very romantic spot and full of energy. Every table was full at 8pm on a Friday night. Enjoyed the meal, waiter was excellent. Would definitely return.
Downtown almost core area. The services were good even though they were busy. Ordered their steak and lamb, loved the source, though it's definitely overcooked (median --> median well).
We've coming to the distillery district for shopping and the theatre for years. Usually we go to Pure Spirit because the food is reliable. This past weekend we decided to make a change and tried Tappo which is newer. We were pleasantly surprise with the depth and the quality of the cooking. To call it an Italian restaurant doesn't really do it justice. All our appetitzers and mains were well done and the portions generous. The wine list was brief but well edited with new and old world well represented and reasonable priced. The service was efficient and friendly. Will definitely go back soon.
Tappo is in the Distillery District and the exposed brick decor is beautiful. It is crowded and bustling and the tables are tiny but the food is good and there is sensible parking. The service is attentive and the waiters are genuinely friendly as they rush around. We had a quail, pappardelle with wild boar stew second course, veal medallions and wild boar with risotto. All were excellent. This was our third visit and we will most likely return.
Loved our first experience at Tappo. Great all around and our server was wonderful. Thanks and see you again!
Tappo offers a fine selection of Italian menu choices, served with a smile and friendly service.
we have been here many times when attending theatre in the area, and the food and service have been consistently good. this visit, there was a large group just having drinks around the bar, so t was much noisier than normal, but the atmosphere is still lovely.
The ambience was perfect not too quiet not too loud. The service was fantastic, it was all about us the diners. The food c'est magnifico. Set in the heart of the distillery district Tappo is a real gem for any occasion.
.... A bit pricey. The food was amazing as was ther service, just found te prices a bit high.
The entire meal was superb. Portions a bit small for the price. The tiramisu is worth the trip even if you are not eating there.
We decided to try Tappo after seeing it listed on the Distillery District restaurant list, and very happy we did: we had the octopus off the regular menu and the venison special. Both were excellent! Finished off with the cheesecake and coffee. Wish we'd had room to try one or two of the appetizers. It's on the pricey side, but we'd definitely go again.


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- Dana @ five30three said...
Loved the Spice Girls. Did it remind you of 1st grade because I totally had a high school flash back!
I think that Kelly for SURE needs to make a "Dana" coffee cozy. Kelly, I went to the University of Illinois and our colors were blue and orange!
Also, I believe you need to make business cards for your blog and hand them out to people who make those fashion faux paus' and tell them that you often blog about fashion. Or tell them that they'd make a great before and after project for you. They should get the hint. - August 13, 2012 at 6:26 AM
- Alyssa @ Sugar, Spice, and a Dash of Advice said...
Oh that outfit is all sorts of wrong. Poor Lily! She is so cute. I can't even explain how excited I was to see the Spice Girls last night... today I'm on a mission to find my old CD collection and play them over and over, haha. Have a good week!
- August 13, 2012 at 6:48 AM
- Kate said...
I haven't had the chance yet to tell you how much I love your new layout!! It's wonderful and so YOU! I had an oops with Phish Food flavor Ben & Jerry's this weekend too. And then I sat and watched the women of the Olympics and whined that my abs don't look like theirs. Haha. Oh well.
I'm super excited for fall fashion magazines. Fall collections are always my favorite. - August 13, 2012 at 7:33 AM
- Paige @ Little Nostalgia said...
Gaaah! Those socks! I like Dana's idea of making little cards to hand out. Some people just need more guidance.
- August 13, 2012 at 7:34 AM
- Lisa said...
Love your nails! They look great!
Also, that coffee cozy is adorable, and looking at the rest of her stuff makes me wish I drank coffee so I could buy one! - August 13, 2012 at 8:05 AM
- Shelley said...
Poor Lily!! That is why I don't do Jexi's nails. I am terrified of hurting her!
Loved the Spice Girls! Although... it bugged me that Victoria looked bored! - August 13, 2012 at 8:25 AM
- Morgan @ xoxo, me said...
That's a seriously embarassing fashion faux pas. I'm really glad you captured it though! And I had an oopsie moment and downed a whole pint of Ben & Jerry's this weekend too. Oh well. Totally worth it, right?!
- August 13, 2012 at 8:28 AM
- Christina @My Life, Laughs, and Love said...
No no no no no... why would someone not only wear socks with sandals, but then proceed to wear 2 different socks AND two different shoes?
no. pssst gorgeous mani / pedi - August 13, 2012 at 10:10 AM
- Carolyn said...
OMG! Love Spice Girls! HAHA :) So amazing. And they look EXACTLY THE SAME!!
Why is that person wearing socks with sandals... and MISMATCHED SOCKS AT THAT!?!? So weird.
Love the nail colors!!
I got my cozie from Kelly too! LOVE IT!! :)
Red velvet ice cream?!?!?! YUM! - August 13, 2012 at 10:11 AM
- rachel said...
why oh why can i never get my act together enough on monday morning to link up with you?!? i love this linkup, but i am such a hot mess.
that fashion faux pas had me dying!!! what do people really think? i mean, i am no victoria bekham, by please people. match your socks. and don;t wear birkenstocks. ever. dead.
gimme a bite of that ice cream! - August 13, 2012 at 10:32 AM
- Tiffany @ Polka Dotted Cats said...
Oh, Lily! Poor little paw! You know, I was like oh spice girls whatever and then they came on screen and I was 12 again. I wanted to be Ginger. I still do.
- August 13, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- Leeann @ Join the Gossip said...
Thank God those socks aren't yours! I was scared for a sec lol! Poor pup! I hope she heals quickly. And I'm not even a margarita drinker but damn does that look delish!
- August 13, 2012 at 11:28 AM
- Wine and Summer said...
That is the worse fashion faux pas I have seen in a while!
Lily is, as always, adorable! Beauty is pain! - August 13, 2012 at 12:16 PM
- Selma @ Crazy Little World Of Mine said...
Yay for the Spice Girls...brought so many memories back!!! And I'm sorry about your little one...cuts are never funny. Poor pup!
- August 13, 2012 at 12:54 PM
- Shug in Boots said...
hi! fun link up! i just posted over at five30three. i tried to use your button first, and when i did, the button wouldn't link back to your site. when i did dana's, it worked. not sure if anyone else is having that issue? anyway, thanks again for hosting! :)
- August 13, 2012 at 1:22 PM
- Niki said...
Poor Lilly! What happened? Did they just cut too far in? I did that one time cutting my dog's nails at home and he decided to have zoomies around the house while he was bleeding everywhere. It was a nightmare (he was totally fine, my house was not).
- August 13, 2012 at 1:34 PM
- Dani Goetz said...
I now need to find my spice girls CD's after their performance last night, because all I want to do is listen to their music!
As for that outfit - why do people still think that it's ok to do things like that? I would never be caught dead...even in my own house! Gah!
I hope you have a fantastic week!! <3 - August 13, 2012 at 2:42 PM
- smk053078 said...
The Spice Girls rocked it out! I actually almost got up off my couch and started dancing with Logan and Landry. So sad the Olympics are over. And I love that you slyly snapped the fashion faux pas! Seriously, what do some people think when they are leaving their house! Poor little Lily...not a happy camper ;( Hope her boo-boo is better soon. Enjoy your week, Sami!!
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- Marz said...
OMG Lilly is the CUTEST thing in the world ;) So sorry for her boo boo, but man did it make a cute pic :) haha Hope her cut heals fast!!
I was SOOO excited about the Spice Girls!!! I was even more excited about Take That being the closing act. I lived in Europe in my pre-teen years so Take That was like our New Kids on the Block and I was crazy about them! :) They are both still two of my favourite bands because it brings me back so many memories! ;)
LOVE the cozy! I can't ever get enough of them. So sweet of her to give you one in OSU colours! I have lots of OSU friends since I live in TX and lots of them went to school there.
Glad you had a fun weekend! - August 13, 2012 at 4:11 PM
- Megan G. said...
Oh no, socks with sandals?! Yuck. But your new nail colors look great!
I almost cried with joy when I saw The Spice Girls. They were so awesome! - August 13, 2012 at 5:17 PM
- Brit @ Confessions of a PinAholic said...
My sister is constantly wearing different socks. It's her trademark and somehow oddly suits her. The margarita looks amazing!
- August 13, 2012 at 5:41 PM
- Lacey said...
Love your nails!! And poor Lily, I hope her boo boo gets better soon!
- August 13, 2012 at 5:56 PM
- The Sweetest Thing said...
First off, when I visit your blog I refer to it as "Sami-gans blog" in my head! Ha!
I'm a bad blogger lately and I'm doing extra stalking tonight so I can see what's happenin' in your life! Looks like life has been fun lately!
AND I need to know how I can get a blog design similar to this! I have a crush on it! - August 13, 2012 at 6:56 PM
- Jamie said...
Poor little puppy toes!
- August 13, 2012 at 7:17 PM
- Lori said...
Following your blog now ;-) Don't know if it was your margarita, Ben and Jerry's, or Spice Girls that got me! ;-D
- August 13, 2012 at 7:36 PM
- My-cliffnotes said...
Oh SG's I love them!! And you!
I also need that margarita stat! - August 13, 2012 at 7:49 PM
- Chris said...
Poor Lily! Loving the new mani/pedi!
- August 13, 2012 at 7:51 PM
- Nilda said...
Red Velvet cake ice cream? I had no idea that Ben and Jerry's made such a wonderful thing. I'll have to look for it on my next visit to the grocery store.
And awww about your pup. She does look absolutely pissed at the world in that picture! - August 13, 2012 at 10:15 PM
- Christina said...
I love the mani/pedi colors! And of course the Spice Girls!!! The whole closing was pretty fantastic!
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How old and why did it become a UFO?
When do you plan to finish it?
How many UFOs do you have?
This is a question that in the past would have brought on lots of guilt! *LOL* But no more. My UFO's have been little by little being cleared up into at least "finished top" status. I know some people would think of a quilt top as a UFO, but to me it isn't. I just haven't got the quilting done yet, but I still consider a finished top as an accomplishment. And I'm not going to count the number of them that are stacked in various rooms around here! But yes...it is on my mind to complete a number of them into finished quilts as time allows. It's the time that is the hard part. Usually if I stick something of my own on the machine, it has to be something that can be done lickety-split in between customer quilts....not something I can take days and days to do exquisite quilting on. That's why you see a lot of simple quilting on my own quilts. Time crunch!
The oldest UFO I had was those Lily blocks that I just finished setting with the string blocks, and that is on my list to machine quilt. It's not a UFO anymore, not really. I've already matched it with a backing, I just need machine time for it.
The other two that come to mind are the half completed Nearly Insane.....and the pink and brown Dear Jane. Both of which are tedious beyond measure and just don't hold my attention right now,but they will get done. They are BOTH past half way, and I don't know why they got set aside, but mostly I think it is because of lack of concentrated time (needed to feel a sense of progress!) and life getting in the way.
I've got some zip lock baggies of various sets of blocks that haven't been set. Like the puss in the corner blocks from the Road to Camp Gravatt quilt that I finished a couple weeks ago....and the T for Talula top that I just finished this weekend. The blocks were done, just not set...didn't know how to set them or what to do with them. I've got some samples of blocks I've tried that I like...and want to make more to make a full quilt out of them, but they are not really UFOs...just technique samples. I tell myself that quilters in centuries past had "orphan" blocks to catalogue different patterns, test blocks, pass patterns from one to another, teach themselves techniques...and I do to. Sometimes a block is needed because we need to see it in FABRIC, not just printed on paper, or a picture in a magazine.
That's the UFO status over here! And my method of clearing them up? Tackle and finish the one that is closest to completion. If you have something that only needs binding..bind it. If you have something that just needs borders...border it. Finish the ones that are the closest to being done so you can knock them off the list as fast as you can. It's a great sense of accomplishment (And RELIEF!)
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I'm with you and Darlene. A finished top is NOT a UFO at my house. I make tops because it makes me happy. Sometimes the tops get turned into quilts and sometimes I'll go thru the stacks of tops and send a bunch to charity for someone else to finish. And then I make more tops to replace them. I figure as long as I'm happy in what I'm doing I don't care how many UFOs or tops I have. If I let myself feel guilty for not finishing everything I start then this hobby would cease to be fun. And why do it if it's not fun, right?
ReplyDeleteWe really do get worked up over this UFO business. I have about 50...all different sizes, types and stages of completion. Yes, I feel guilty; yes, I am working on them. Do I buy more stuff....Yes.
But at least I am doing something I love, and when I do complete something, I am thrilled.
By the way Talula was from the next county over from me in GA!
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The nominee's fiercest exchange came with Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., who pressed Hagel on whether he was right or wrong about his opposition to President George W. Bush's decision to send an extra 30,000 troops to Iraq in 2007 at a point when the war seemed in danger of being lost. Hagel, who voted to authorize military force in Iraq, later opposed the conflict, comparing it to Vietnam and arguing that it shifted the focus from Afghanistan.
Hagel said he would have to defer to "the judgment of history" to sort out that question.
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Soraya Sepahpour-Ulrich
Soraya Sepahpour-Ulrich is an Iranian-American who was educated in Iran, England and France. She is a member of World Association of International Studies – Stanford. Her research focus is US Foreign Policy towards Iran and Iran's nuclear program, and the role of lobby groups in influencing US foreign policy. She is a peace activist, essayist and public speaker.
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Romancing The MEK: America's Love Affair With Terrorists
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April 02 2012
America has had a long-standing love affair with terrorists. Support for terrorist groups and governments has been part and parcel of American policy. According to William Odom, President Reagan's former NSA Director, terrorism is a tactic with the having a long record of supporting terrorists. But what is unique and novel about romancing the MEK is the political elite's brazen public display of support for the group[MKO/MEK/PMOI],..
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Lord Colbert does not do his title justice
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May 17 2008
The case of Mojahedeen-e Khalg (MEK) showcases the ever present imperial influence of the West in defining the 'other' due to the ownership of language. The hypocrisy is stark given that the U.S. with the help of her ally the British waged a 'war on terror' which has resulted in the death of over a million people to date. Yet, a certain Lord Corbett of Castle Vale, a member of the House of Lords from Gordon Brown's ruling Labor Party, has coauthored an opinion piece with Congressman Bob Filner ...
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Terror Most Imperial
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May 17 2008
Lord Colbert does not do his title justice; to paraphrase Samuel Butler, a degenerate nobleman is like a turnip. There is nothing good of him but that which is under ground. Else how can he explain throwing in his lot with terrorists who are in the employ of Israel? "Israel is said to have had a relationship with the M.E.K at least since the late nineties, and to have supplied a satellite signal for N.C.RI. broadcasts from Paris into Iran"
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Sister Hillary
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April 24 2008
Hillary knowingly supported the Iraq war to defend the "future of freedom". In her drive for the Iraq war, she was supported by the Progressive Policy Institute, a self-described think-tank of the Democratic Leadership Council[i]. Perhaps no one describes the group better than former neoconservative Jacob Heilbrunn who wrote: "Don't look now, but neoconservatism is making a comeback-and not among the Republicans who have made it famous, but in the Democratic Party ....
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Member of Parliament for Hire?
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March 09 2008
According to credible sources, the approximate number of this terrorist cult was estimated at no more than 10,000 members, with followers fast dwindling, no doubt due to its outrageous cult-like militant ideology. Given that the MEK took up arms against fellow Iranians and fought alongside Saddam Hussein's forces, Iranians see them as traitors and murderers, naught more. While Tony Blair plagiarized papers to enable George W. Bush to invade Iraq in search of Saddam's non-existent WMD and the 'war on terror'
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Diminishing Glory
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January 05 2007
What must be of particular concern to any Iranian with a sense of patriotism is the reality of Iran's exhaustible fossil fuels. Due to an increase in demand and decrease in supply, Iran will find itself wanting for its energy needs in the next decade [iii]. Had the leaders who praised the sanctions spent less time pursuing their ambitions and more time studying Iran's national interest, they would realize that Iran is in a dire situation
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Response to Rabbi Daniel M. Zucker's attack on Mojahedin's critics
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November 20 2006
It did not surprise me that a Jewish Rabbi should defend the treachery of the MEK; after all, it is common knowledge that their string is pulled by Israel. What did surprise me is that they should lack the wit to be so open about it and show their hands. But then again, maybe I am the naiive one, after all, the United States and the whole world is being run by Israel. What is a little fiasco here and there that they should even bother to hide? Silly me.
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Movers and Shakers of U.S. Foreign Policy
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November 16 2006
This 'publicly supported independent economic think tank' which has received a landmark multi-year grant from the Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles to help the 'independent' research of Milken realize its goal of establishing Israel as one of the top 10 countries in terms of quality of life and GDP per capita[i], was hosting author and Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations Max Boot on November 9th. He was launching his new book "War Made New:
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MEK, The West and Iran
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November 02 2006
For years now I have shuddered every time a Western country has made contact with the MEK; whether it was their spokesperson Jafarzadeh, or with Maryam Rajavi, or some other low-life. Anxiety would fill every conscious hour of my day and even creep into my resting hours and torment me to think that Congress was working on taking these traitors off their Foreign Terrorist Organization list. How could Maryam Rajavi be allowed to live comfortably in a Paris suburb, this woman who is the leader of a terrorist cult?
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Bargaining with the Devil
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October 01 2005
It would seem that there is a great deal at stake for the 150 MEK supporters in Congress. Whether it is these congressional members who are providing Jafarzadeh, the MEK spokesman, with aerial photos of Iran's nuclear facilities, or vice versa, the Bush administration is having a field day with it at the UN General Assembly.
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