Friday News Roundup - Hour 2
http://thedianerehmshow.org/shows/2011-04-22/friday-news-roundup-hour-2
Britain, Italy and France will send advisers to aid Libyan rebels. The U.S. denies undermining the Syrian government. And prosecutors file new charges against a Saudi suspect in the U.S.S. Cole bombing. A panel of journalists joins Diane for analysis of the week's top international news stories.
Guests
David Ignatius
columnist, The Washington Post; co-moderator of "PostGlobal" on washingtonpost.com.
Susan Glasser
editor-in-chief, Foreign Policy.
Daniel Dombey
U.S. diplomatic correspondent, Financial Times.
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Please have your panelists comment on the possibility (and advisibility) that President Obama will finally present his own comprehensive plan for an agreement between Israel and the Palestinians prior to the expected visit of Israel's prime minister.
. . . Gordon Bremenkampf
Northville, Michigan
Hi, MS Rehm
My opinion is that the USA is not doing what they said they were going to do i Libya. First they pushed NATO to open a No-Fly zone, then they use the NATO puppet to bomb the Gadalfi ground forces which are not air based forces. Now the person some people call predsident of the USA tells the military to use drones to reduce the Gadalfi's forces (or use these to identify them for future bombing atttacks by NATO. This is a civil war, we as a country have no right to invade a soverign nation in the midst of one. The so called president of the USA has over stepped his authority and gone too far ito this erndeavor without congress giving approval. So, impeachment of this person is in order.
Also, by the news that NPR report, the rebels have said they cannot win this civil war with out NATO's support and air raid-this has been demonstrated by Gadalfi (spelling?) winning the civil wear unitl NATO comes back and bombs his forces.
Obviously, we are out of our juridiction in this area as afar as the USA attacking a foreigh nation that in the midst of a civil war. The same hold true for oither countries under the same situation-we do not belong there it is strictly internal to each country...bst we can do is sit back and wait for the outcome-otherwise, we are in violation of international law. Impeach Obimbo!
Ms. Glasser likenedd Senator McCain to a "tourist" who went to Lybia to show up at a press conference? Senator McCain not just "shows up" at military conflicts but was tortured and imprisoned at one.
I was disappointed to hear the tone of that exchange, which Ms. Rehm initiated with "what's up with Senator McCain" due to his supposed flip-flop. Others, with more authority in the matter, have flipped flopped as well on Lybia, but not been subject to this type of undeserved derision on your show.
It is sad to see Npr has become an Israelis mouthpiece. I though I was going to get some Balance news from publicly founded News media, Hell no , it is the same old Zionist infested media.
The unfolding crisis at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan was only briefly mentioned at the very end of this hour. The issue deserves more attention. At present, U.S. agencies are considering the adoption of increased thresholds for radioactively-contaminated food and water. Despite, some foods may exceed limits in the near future because of the ongoing emissions at the plant. Particularly, amounts of unknown proportion are being released into the sea as long as the reactors need to be cooled and the contaminated water cannot be recovered. The history of the Chernobyl accident tells us that come Fall the first radioactive seafood and mushrooms may be found in the U.S. Increasing the permissible limits does not constitute an adequate response.
Read more here:
http://brainmindinst.blogspot.com/2011/03/ionizing-radiation-mind.html
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