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Tag Archives: Assad
Cleaning Up Trump’s Mess
Alan Zendell, October 17, 2019 Mitt Romney’s remarks on the Senate Floor were perfect. He described President Trump’s impulsive withdrawal of American forces from Syria as a bloodstain on the annals of American history. He said what most Americans were … Continue reading
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Tagged Assad, cease fire, Erdogan, impeachment, incompetence, Kurds, meltdown, Pence, Romney, russia, Syria, Trump, turkey
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The Aftermath: Dead Kurds and ISIS Renewed
Alan Zendell, October 15, 2019 When Vice President Mike Pence announced that he’d been instructed by President Trump to lead a delegation to Turkey, he was quick to assure Americans that Trump did not give Turkish President Erdoğan a “green … Continue reading
Danger Signs
Alan Zendell, December 20, 2018 Occasionally, someone you know starts behaving erratically and unpredictably. Maybe he or she always behaved that way, but now the pendulum swings are becoming extreme. Actions appear more dramatic and frantic, and facial expressions take … Continue reading
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Tagged Assad, criminal enterprise, erratic behavior, iran, ISIS, James Mattis, Kurds, lindsey graham, Mike Pompeo, oil, russia, Syria, Taliban, Trump Foundation, turkey, vladimir Putin
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Words Matter
Alan Zendell, April 13, 2017 Words matter, they really do. Sometimes they matter more than actions. Last year’s political campaign proved that with sixteen months of populist, nationalistic bombast from one side and a peculiar directionless rhetoric from the other … Continue reading
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Tagged Assad, campaign promises, chemical weapons, denials, lies, moral leadership, Putin, Syria, Trump
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Russia
Alan Zendell, April 11, 2017 Stephen F. Cohen is a Professor Emeritus in Russian Studies from Princeton and New York Universities. Over the last few months he’s often been interviewed on cable and network news programs concerning the charges that … Continue reading
