Tag Archives: Foreign Policy

When The Dead Are Just Missing?

Posted on June 28, 2011 by Jorge Costales

When are the dead just missing? When describing them as dead constitutes admission that abortion is the taking of a human life. So if you are a supporter of abortion rights and evidence is presented to document a shortage of … Continue reading →

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The Charmin(g) Presidency?

Posted on June 30, 2009 by Jorge Costales

Sorry, I meant Charming, but couldn’t get the strike through effect in the title. The new and inexperienced US President was tested recently. Barack Obama proved to be true to his roots. He reactions were Hyde Park through and through. … Continue reading →

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Just one please, just one right-wing priest

Posted on August 21, 2008 by Jorge Costales

The Economist reported on a papal dispensation and then profiled Paraguay’s new leader, Fernando Lugo: But it will not be easy for Mr Lugo. He is a former missionary who embraced a school of theology that blended Marx with St … Continue reading →

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Pat Buchanan’s isolationism

Posted on August 1, 2008 by Jorge Costales

Pat Buchanan is pitching isolationism and I don’t buy it. The beginning of the column comes from a book he just wrote which argues that the 2 World Wars were unnecessary – as he believes that Iraq was – he … Continue reading →

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