Green Energy
- Winds Of War: Why Doesn’t Spain Just Surrender To Islam?
The Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero – you know, the guy who came to power in Spain after the 3/11 attacks in Madrid and then surrendered to the terrorists by removing Spanish troops form Iraq – is happy that "Justice was rendered...
- Two Spanish Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan
Another two Spanish soldiers have died in Afghanistan. Although at first, it was thought that the BMR vehicle, in which they were at the time of the explosion, had gone over a mine, the discovery of a cable (of about 70 meters) in the attack surroundings,...
- Lebanon And Yemen's Attacks
They were very different in nature. The attack on UN Spanish peacekeepers cannot be considered by now but as an ambush, which was ordered by Syria or, at least, by some Syrian elements who are trying to make themselves essential to any re-organization...
- The Will To Disbelief
Caroline Glick asks what more do we need to know: Everyone knows that Iran is developing nuclear weapons. Everyone knows that Iran and Syria are the primary engines of the insurgency in Iraq. Everyone knows that they instigated and commanded Hizbullah's...
- Spanish Government Outdoes Itself In Ridicule
Miguel Ángel Moratinos, the Foreign Minister of Spain's socialist government, who was visiting Syria these days, has proposed that Syria be a part of any peace process in the current crisis in the Middle East. As Condi Rice has said, very properly,...
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Iran and Syria behind attack on UN Spanish peacekeepers?
That's what some experts belief. Fatah al Islam has important links with Syria and the place where the patrol was attacked is traditionally a Hizbullah's one.
The Iranian Ambassador menaced Spain with a new virus after FM Moratinos protested about the words PM Ahmadinehad had done lately about "destroying Israel", once more, and he was called to give an explanation about them.
Zapatero was heavily critisized in the funerals.
We will see what he says today at the Parliament where he is going to be asked about it.
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- Winds Of War: Why Doesn’t Spain Just Surrender To Islam?
The Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero – you know, the guy who came to power in Spain after the 3/11 attacks in Madrid and then surrendered to the terrorists by removing Spanish troops form Iraq – is happy that "Justice was rendered...
- Two Spanish Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan
Another two Spanish soldiers have died in Afghanistan. Although at first, it was thought that the BMR vehicle, in which they were at the time of the explosion, had gone over a mine, the discovery of a cable (of about 70 meters) in the attack surroundings,...
- Lebanon And Yemen's Attacks
They were very different in nature. The attack on UN Spanish peacekeepers cannot be considered by now but as an ambush, which was ordered by Syria or, at least, by some Syrian elements who are trying to make themselves essential to any re-organization...
- The Will To Disbelief
Caroline Glick asks what more do we need to know: Everyone knows that Iran is developing nuclear weapons. Everyone knows that Iran and Syria are the primary engines of the insurgency in Iraq. Everyone knows that they instigated and commanded Hizbullah's...
- Spanish Government Outdoes Itself In Ridicule
Miguel Ángel Moratinos, the Foreign Minister of Spain's socialist government, who was visiting Syria these days, has proposed that Syria be a part of any peace process in the current crisis in the Middle East. As Condi Rice has said, very properly,...