Name: Liam Bailey
Weblog: www.thebaileymail.co.uk [RSS]
Articles: 59
First Published: Saturday, December 23, 2006
Last Published: Thursday, September 20, 2007
Currently listing articles 59-1:
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U.S. Policy Consequences: Blowback or Controlled Explosion?— Have U.S. policies been aiming at conquering the world's oil for decades?
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British Basra Withdrawal: You Never Know Unless You Go— Britain was never going to completely pacify Iraq's southern districts, but they've accomplished their goals of training Iraqi policy and military.
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Abbas Opposes Land-Swap: Does He Want Peace? — Until the Palestinians agree to a deal, Israeli offers of peace are meaningless.
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Palestinian Suffering: We Caused It. Let's Fix It — The UN should intervene in Palestine. Now.
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The World After Bush Part II: Somalia— Latest U.S. involvement put country back to the anarchy of the previous 15 years.
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The World After Bush Part I: Iraq— Whether the Iraq withdrawal happens before Bush leaves office, there's no chance the conflict there will calm down anytime soon.
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What the Gulf Arms Sale Really Means
— There's more to it than countering the threat from Iran.
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Slim Chance of Mid-East Peace — If Blair applies the principles of the Northern Ireland process... All Parties must be involved for a lasting peace.
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Palestine Divided: Israel's Dream
— Israel encourages violence in Palestine, thus keeping Palestinians divided.
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Peace Is The Only Option for Israel
— Israeli air strikes in Gaza are brutal and pointless - threatening prospects for peace and ultimate Israeli security.
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Boycotting Israeli Academia — It's hard to decide whether the proposed boycott of Israeli academia would be a good thing.
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Bush vs Putin – Cold War or Hot Air? — The real battle is for control of natural resources. Not exactly a new Cold War, but brutal nonetheless.
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U-turn on Terrorist Legislation in Britain?— The next prime minister in Britain appears more committed to civil liberties than Tony Blair. Appearances can be deceiving.
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Who's Behind Abduction of BBC Journalist in Gaza?— Maybe Israeli intelligence is involved in the abduction of a respected BBC journalist in the Gaza Strip. Or?
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Only Intifada Can Save Gaza
— Palestinians must conduct a non-violent Intifada to save Gaza from complete destruction.
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U.K.: Private Members' Bill: Abuse of Power— U.K. parliament's attempt to hide from the law it imposes on everyone else is an abuse of power.
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"Parliament of Minorities" Good for Scotland— The new government is taking shape. No party having a majority makes voting a fair process.
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Parenting the Newborn: Expect Uncertainty, Await Joy— The first few days, weeks, and months can be difficult, but boy do the next few make up for it.
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Re-Branded Brown Puts His Stamp on Britain's Leadership— Blair's old ally, widely expected to be the next Prime Minister, reveals his vision for Britain.
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Blair Announces Departure: A Legacy of Vanity
— Will Blair's achievements in Sierra Leone, Kosovo and Northern Irleand be enough to save his legacy?
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Scottish Parliament: Feverous Nationalism Held at Bay – For Now
— A referendum that would have Scotland secede from the United Kingdom is dead for now.
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Extremist Does Not Mean Terrorist!— Islam too large to be split in two.
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Violence Unlikely to End in Somalia— Days of calm in the capital brings slight relief, but unless something changes more violence looms
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International Community: Divide and Function Part III— Starving the Palestinians or doing the right thing?
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An Offer for Peace: Disarming Hamas and Fatah— Hope has been revived in the Middle East peace process with the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative.
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International Community: Divide and Function Part II
— The U.S. is setting the world's foreign policy agenda based only on its own interests.
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International Community: Divide and Function— Part I: Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, and the War on Terror
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Nuclear Iran: Inevitable But Negotiable— Nobody can feasibly halt Iran's nuclear enrichment program - but the West could cooperate instead of brandishing unrealistic threats.
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Mideast Peace - Now or Maybe Never— A golden opportunity for peace - Israeli interests are now in line with Arab countries.
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War on Terror: Oil Conspiracy?— Except N. Korea, the axis of evil stands on an axis of oil. Has conspiracy theory become fact?
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Deteriorating Relationship Between U.S. and Saudi Arabia?— Maybe it's in Saudi Arabia's best interests to weaken its important alliance with the U.S. - or at least create that impression.
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Saudi Arabian Initiative: Turning Suggestions into Reality
— It's time to find real solutions for peace between Israel and its neighbors.
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Saudi Proposal Revives Hopes for Middle East Peace Agreement
— A Saudi Arabian initiative for achieving peace in the Middle East has real potential - a political revolution for the Arab World.
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Pacifying Somalia: United in Extremism— The "War on Terror" stands in the way of peace and security in Somalia. Maybe it's time to let the people decide.
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Hamas Shooting: Senseless Violence
— The shooting of an Israeli utility worker by Hamas has slowed the momentum that's been swinging toward Palestinians.
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Solving The Somalia Crisis— A coalition government may be the best bet for Somalis.
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Grieving in a Time of War— Consider those who mourn when innocents die in world war zones.
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Pieces of State Part II— Growth in Palestinian exports could help alleviate grinding poverty in Palestine.
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Iran Attack Imminent?— Can anything stop the Neocon roadmap to war in Iran?
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Ending The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict— Israel must take the first step and compromise on something.
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Lebanese Army Standing Up to Israel— Stronger stance may be an attempt to regain support for the government.
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Somalia's Government, Somalia's Affair
— As recent examples are showing, a country's government has to be chosen by its people.
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Anarchy in Somalia
— Security rather than "freedom" is probably uppermost for beleagured Somalians.
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Brighter Palestinian Future?— Formation of the new Palestinian unity government is a positive move in the right direction. Much more is urgently needed.
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Excluding Hamas Won't Bring Peace— Recent policies to bring Middle East peace, were pushing Palestinians apart and peace further away.
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Israeli Nukes Can Obliterate Iran
— If sanctions fail to stop the Iranian enrichment program, Israel will attack - alone if necessary.
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Israel's Bedouin: Hidden Victims— Native Tribes tormented, subjected to deprivation, and forced into homelessness, all away from the media spotlight.
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Pieces of State, Part I
— Palestinian exports are a small market, but with our help they could be big in ending Palestinian poverty.
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A Powerful Voice: An Interview with Ilan Pape.— Painting a worrying picture and offering ways to alleviate the Palestinians plight.
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Israeli Apartheid is Oppressive
— Palestinians are suffering from apartheid practiced by Israel.
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Getting Rid of Tony Blair
— Britain's Labour Party needs to push Blair overboard.
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Is Iran Unstoppable? Part III
— Does Iran really pose a threat to Israel or is it the other way round?
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Is Iran Unstoppable? Part II
— Is it worh going into a catastrophic conflict to stop Iran?
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The End of War as We Know It!— Islamic extremist terrorism is a new threat requiring a new approach.
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Is Iran Unstoppable? Part I
— Is military action the only way to stop Iran from enriching uranium?
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Israel's Selfish Oblivion— Israel: intent on ousting Hamas, dividing the PA and playing for time, is oblivious to an achievable dream.
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Somalis Given Hobson's Choice for Christmas— Somalis have recently been under a harsh Islamic regime, but the alternatives are much worse.
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Boxing Day Earthquakes— Christmas 2006 will be remembered for seismic, as well as festive events.
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Supporting Peace is Not Abandoning Israel— Blair and the EU have followed the U.S' line on Hamas for far too long.
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