Tag Archives: Middle East

Arab Spring?

Posted on April 10, 2011 by Aaron Walter

In the past few months social and political revolt has led to revolution in many Middle Eastern nations. After a tepid start the US it appears has chosen to support ‘the people’ against the leaders from Egypt and Bahrain to … Continue reading →

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It’s Not Over

Posted on January 28, 2011 by Aaron Walter

With unrest continuing in Egypt, the “winds” of change in this region continue. Protests over issues like poverty, wages, even politics has happened before. This time though it is more widespread and watchers can be cautious for what happens in … Continue reading →

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What we know now

Posted on October 23, 2010 by Aaron Walter

So the leak has been done. The founder of Wikileaks has had his press conference, since it is “sensational” news, especially because it discusses Iraqi prison abuse, the media is reporting and experts are blovating. Buy besides figures (numbers) that … Continue reading →

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When building a ghetto is National Security

Posted on October 16, 2010 by Aaron Walter

As reported by NPR, “Israel’s security barrier in and around the West Bank is about 60 percent complete. Israel says it was designed as a barrier against suicide bombers, but Palestinians say it’s a land grab. One east Jerusalem community … Continue reading →

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