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1 posted on 01/22/2005 5:01:09 AM PST by DoctorZIn
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"If you want on or off this Iran ping list, Freepmail DoctorZin”

2 posted on 01/22/2005 5:02:15 AM PST by DoctorZIn (Until they are Free, "We shall all be Iranians!")
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"Here is the president saying there are a lot of monsters over there, and unless we slay those monsters, we can't be free at home."--David Gergen, CNN

That's the first intelligent thing David's ever said--and it was a paraphrase.

3 posted on 01/22/2005 5:21:36 AM PST by Savage Beast (The internet is the newspaper of record.)
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Wow. So much hatred of the concept of freedom.

This reminds me of the outcry against Reagan when he called the USSR "evil," and demanded that Gorbachav tear down the wall.
4 posted on 01/22/2005 5:24:13 AM PST by keats5
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"Bush has deliberately grabbed the rights of the Iraqi people to live freely by sending his troops to invade and occupy Iraq and at the same time forcefully imposing US-style democracy in a foreign land."--Malaysia's Berita Harian

Translation: "Muslims have a different plan--an Islamic theocracy with the Koran as the constitution and the shariah as national law. If democracy can exist in that context, fine; if it can't, to hell with it."

5 posted on 01/22/2005 5:26:25 AM PST by Savage Beast (The internet is the newspaper of record.)
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Every mischaracterization imaginable. All over the globe Tyrants and their running dogs howl at the moon in response to Bush's great speech.


7 posted on 01/22/2005 5:33:03 AM PST by samtheman
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bump


9 posted on 01/22/2005 5:37:55 AM PST by Freee-dame
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REACTIONS TO LINCOLN'S GETTYSBURG ADDRESS
November 19, 1863
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_012105/content/brilliant_think_piece_2.guest.html
"We pass over the silly remarks of the President; for the credit of the nation we are willing that the veil of oblivion shall be dropped over them and that they shall no more be repeated or thought of."--The Harrisburg Patriot

"The cheeks of every American must tingle with shame as he reads the silly, flat, and dishwatery utterance."--The Chicago Times

"[T]he ceremony was rendered ludicrous by some of the sallies of that poor President Lincoln... Anything more dull and commonplace it would not be easy to produce."--the Times of London

"We had grown so accustomed to homely and imperfect phrase in his productions that we had come to think it was the law of his utterance."--the Springfield, Illinois, Republican


10 posted on 01/22/2005 5:43:19 AM PST by Savage Beast (The internet is the newspaper of record.)
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"Of course, Bush as a president cannot be compared in stature to his two mighty presidential forebears."--Sydney's The Australian

You mean Clinton and Carter?

11 posted on 01/22/2005 5:44:02 AM PST by Savage Beast (The internet is the newspaper of record.)
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The sentiments in Iran are a start but change will only come if this sentiment reaches the military. The key question will become will the Iranian army fire on protesters. There are also religious police in this mix.
I hope for the best but doubt that a better outcome is on the horizon
12 posted on 01/22/2005 5:45:00 AM PST by Marano NYC
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BUMP


13 posted on 01/22/2005 5:46:38 AM PST by BunnySlippers (When it comes to humility, I'm the greatest! - Bullwinkle J. Moose)
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The drawback of Bush's style is that he has never really racked his brains about how to convince somebody.
Basically, he only explains reasons for his decisions. Why would he do anything else - he is right, is he not? He will hardly change in that respect, so we only have to hope that he is right as often as possible.

Czech Republic's Mlada fronta Dnes

It's that "freedom" thing, yanno. Explain your reasons for what you do or think, and the other guy has the FREEDOM to evaluate for himself.

Why is this so hard for these Euroweenies to understand?

14 posted on 01/22/2005 5:47:18 AM PST by thulldud (It's bad luck to be superstitious.)
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"Critics who were hoping that he would get mired in detail about Iraq were mistaken."
His critics are typically mistaken.
"Instead he went back to basics, reaching out to the belief of most Americans in the fundamental importance of freedom and using that to explain his policies at home and abroad."
An explanation that comforts and resounds with the wise and decent people of the world (most of us).
"At times it sounded more like a sermon than a speech."
Yes, rather like the Gettysburg Address.
"Mr Bush may not be much of a speaker. But sometimes the message is more important than eloquence..."
Correction: The message is always more important than eloquence.
"...and what he had to say yesterday had the power of real conviction."
Exactly.

Wise words from Ireland's Irish Independent

15 posted on 01/22/2005 5:56:03 AM PST by Savage Beast (The internet is the newspaper of record.)
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"For his enemies, there is a choice: liberty or oppression."--Spain's La Razon

Yes! These people at La Razon got the message, but they didn't understand it.

In fact, they said it better than Bush did--and more laconically. Too bad it's beyond their comprehension (and it really isn't difficult to comprehend).

An even better paraphrase is this:

"For the people of the world, there is a choice: liberty or oppression."

17 posted on 01/22/2005 6:04:32 AM PST by Savage Beast (The internet is the newspaper of record.)
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"If his plans are realised, then this will be a conservative revolution"--Poland's Gazeta Wyborcza

...And Europe, if it accedes, will be one of the main beneficiaries.

18 posted on 01/22/2005 6:11:19 AM PST by Savage Beast (The internet is the newspaper of record.)
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Good post. I knew this reaqction was coming. " F/'em, we're going in"!


20 posted on 01/22/2005 6:25:24 AM PST by MarshallDillon (<<<Click here to fight the toll road plan & RECALL MAYOR WILL WYNN the Double-Taxer)
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At precisely the moment when critics claim he is stymied, Bush, in his second inaugural address, has just set out to liberate the entire world.

"The crisis we are facing today does not require of us the kind of sacrifice that Martin Treptow and so many thousands of others were called upon to make. It does require, however, our best effort, and our willingness to believe in ourselves and to believe in our capacity to perform great deeds; to believe that together, with God's help, we can and will resolve the problems which now confront us. And, after all, why shouldn't we believe that? We are Americans.

God bless you, and thank you."
Ronald Reagan
1/21/81

21 posted on 01/22/2005 7:00:13 AM PST by Valin (Sometimes you're the bug, and sometimes you're the windshield)
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A lot of those editorials were surprisingly positive and the ones that were not were not surprising.


22 posted on 01/22/2005 7:11:58 AM PST by Tribune7
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Iran Loans Cuba $26 Million

Turkish Press
Jan 22nd, 05

Iran is loaning cash-strapped Cuba $26 Million.

The loan is part of a bilateral cooperation agreement between the two countries covering key areas such as banking, farming and biotechnology.

Cuba's state-run newspaper Granma Friday reported details of the agreement.

The newspaper says Iran will offer Cuba assistance and equipment to help it fight the effects of a drought plaguing the eastern portion of the island.

In return, Havana will help Tehran build a biotechnology factory to produce hepatitis B vaccines and Cuban-engineered medicines to treat heart and kidney disease.

Iran's official news agency IRNA hailed Iranian-Cuban relations, and said the agreement paves the way for further joint economic cooperation between the two nations.

The United States has accused Iran of running a secret nuclear weapons program, and has recently tightened a long-standing economic embargo on Cuba.

Source: VOA News, Some information for this story provided by AFP and Reuters.

http://www.turkishweekly.net/news.php?id=2490


28 posted on 01/22/2005 11:07:39 AM PST by F14 Pilot (Democracy is a process not a product)
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Great thread.....BUMP

I like your new format very much.

And thanks for posting the 'World Press' comments on the Inaugural Address.


37 posted on 01/22/2005 7:20:03 PM PST by JulieRNR21 (W's Second Inaugural. This is the day the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad!)
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1326006/posts

UNRELIABLE SOURCES (Seymour Hersh)

the New Yorker's star investigative reporter, has made headlines with a new expose — this time claiming the United States is conducting super-secret reconnaissance missions in Iran as groundwork for destroying Iran's nuclear facilities and/or invading the country.

(snip)


39 posted on 01/23/2005 1:57:35 AM PST by Calpernia (Breederville.com)
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