How do you spell "double standards"?
I spell it this way - U-N-I-T-E-D-N-A-T-I-O-N-S
2. Speaking Of The Turks - Erdogan’s Big Fat Turkish Idea | Via Meadia
3. Meanwhile... - Israel's trade with Turkey worth $2b in first half - Globes
4. This Is No Joke - Syria: Expect the Worst?
(they look like a fun lovin' bunch....)
6. Or This - The Battle for Tripoli: Fighting for the Streets of the Libyan Capital - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International
8. But This Is - Pondering the Meaning of Branca’s Jewish Roots - NYTimes.com - well, at least it's tongue-in-cheek.
9. Good Question - Who Are the "Heroes" of the Arab World?
10. Israeli Heroes - Meet the Legal Wonks Who Brought Down the Flotilla
11. But I Was On My Way To New York.... - Is the Arrest of Ahmadinejad Imminent? - Tehran Bureau | FRONTLINE | PBS
11. Really? You Don't Say. And This Surprised You In Some Manner? - it's just so very hard to believe - Assad broke word, U.N. chief says - The Washington Post
12. I'll Bet They Don't Want It Any More Than Does Israel - Arab League Warns re; Palestinian State
13. Gaza Unrest - Resentment toward Hamas grows among Gaza's budding middle class - Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel News
14. Lebanon Is On the UNSC - a country that has been sadly ruined by Syria, Iran and Hezbollah - so this is what you get - Lebanon thwarts UN Security Council statement denouncing terror attack in southern Israel - Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel News
15. Jack Layton - Jack Layton, the leader of the Canadian federal New Democratic Party, died Monday at age 61. I never met him, but by all accounts he was a good guy dedicated to Canada and Canadians, and it is a tragedy that he died at such a young age. That said, I did not agree with his political stance on most any issue.
Almost immediately after his death, a letter from Mr. Layton was released into the middle of an outpouring of emotional media stories, tributes and so on. While I could certainly identify with the part of the letter that spoke to the courage of people fighting cancer - or any disease for that matter - I thought that the letter was overly calculating in a political sense.
Amidst all the media types, I only saw one person who had the stones to criticize the letter - Christie Blatchford of the National Post - for which she has been predictably vilified.
You decide:
- Mr. Layton's letter
- Christie Blatchford: Layton’s death turns into a thoroughly public spectacle | Full Comment | National Post
- Jonathan Kay: Who has the guts to call out Layton’s cynical manifesto? Blatchford, of course | Full Comment | National Post
16. The End Of The Soviet Union - The Weekend Interview with Richard Pipes: A Cold Warrior at Peace - WSJ.com
17. Caroline Glick's Column One - Column One: Blood in the streets - JPost - Opinion - Columnists
18. "Summerhood" - "Summerhood" is a Canadian movie directed by Halifax native Jacob Medjuck that was filmed at Camp Kadimah, in Barss Corner, Nova Scotia. It received 4 Canadian Comedy Award nominations for 2011, for:
- Best Film
- Best Actor
- Best Writer
- Best Director.
Here’s the link - you have to register before you can vote, so please do so using your email
address as your username. The film needs your vote - and that of anyone else you can convince
to vote. It will mean a great deal to the Director (and his family!!). Let's all get behind Jacob and vote for "Summerhood" in the Best Film category!! The voting deadline is September 6, 2011.
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