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[Counterterrorismblog.org] Counterterrorism Blog: Europe Still Weighs Whether To Designate ...: The United States, the United Kingdom and Israel, are among the very few countries that have designated Hizbollah as a terrorist organization (and even the UK has limited its designation to Hizbollah's military wing or “External Security Organization, ” Unlike, Hamas, which was added to the EU's list of designated terrorist organizations in September 2003, there are no special EU restrictions on Hizbollah's financial or other activities in Europe. So, while the US is striving to clamp down on funding for Hizbollah, such activities are not illegal per se, and can be openly pursued in most European countries.
[Motherjones.com] MotherJones.com | MoJo Blog - Social Issues and Political ...: With Lebanon a refusal to put peacekeeping forces on the ground will result in Israel and the US having to do something about the situation, while Hezbollah will be allowed to dig in even deeper and in fact gaining greater support for their cause throughout Lebanon and beyond, while Syria will once again regain control of Lebanon (if not openly then through the back door and both Syria and Iran will have their Hezbollah pit-bulls more than willing to do their bidding for them.) The point here is that by remaining aloof and offering no help or only superficial help Europe and UN security forces will incur no costs while the whole burden will once again fall on the Bush preemptionist mentality. That burden will mean more immediate costs to the US while at the same time Israel will find itself weakened.
[Neo-neocon.blogspot.com] neo-neocon: So here's another domino theory for you, updated: Iran is bent on hegemony, and Lebanon is a pawn in the game. Take a stand here, and it might help stop Iran.
[Jcrue.wordpress.com] DPGI v.2 » Blog Archive » Hezbollah is responsible, Hezbollah alone.: of the Israeli bomb that killed many civilians in Kafr Qana, a place from which Hezbollah has fired hundreds of rockets at Israel. Unlike previous administrations, Mr.
[The Corner on National Review Online] Chatting Up Assad: But Rich, there is an argument for talking as a good in itself. We'll only know where it leads when it's tried, and, with a bit of subtlety, there are ways of doing it so that if the discussions go nowhere (as they may well) the US can reduce the extent to which it is pinned with the blame.
[Sneakeasy's Joint] The World Fights Islamofascists for a Reason: I also wrote that "The Appeasers, Apologizers, and other assorted Moonbats are out, and about, helping spread disinformation on behalf of the enemies of Civilization."
[The Liberal Doomsayer] More Fantasy From A Middle East "Hulk": Victor Davis Hanson’s column in this morning’s Inquirer compels me to post once more on my least favorite topic. Syria and Iran wouldn't like the West when it's angry If they reject sensible peace offers, the U.S. has just one option: massive air strikes.
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