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Sorry About Our President, Neda

By Joy Tiz | Published: February 11, 2010
Joy Tiz ©2009  Americans know far more about Michael Jackson than they do the history of Iran and its relationship to the United States.  Most of what America knows is wrong, having been subjected to pertinacious propaganda in Ayers’ based public education.  Neda was the beautiful young Iranian woman who was gunned down in the streets of Tehran [...]
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Carter Rehashed

By Joy Tiz | Published: November 24, 2009
Carter Rehashed Joy Tiz ©2009 Those Who Cannot Learn From History are Doomed to Repeat It -George Santayana WSJ columnist, Bret Stephens harkens back to those happy, halcyon days of the Carter era: “An idealistic president takes office promising an era of American moral renewal at home and abroad. The effort includes a focus on diplomacy and peace-making, an aversion to [...]
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