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corner.nationalreview.com - 26 days ago
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Two stories from The Times of India . One :
NEW DELHI: Prime ministerial lunches are rarely fun affairs. People sort of get on with it, and then get on with their lives. Not on Friday. Early in the day, former US president George Bush, on a pleasure trip to India, announced cheerily, “I’m off ...
timesofindia.indiatimes.com - 27 days ago
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NEW DELHI: Pitching for a greater role for
India globally, former US President George W Bush today...
favoured its entry into the expanded UN Security Council, which he acknowledged had got caught into political complications over questions like size ...
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Bush favours UNSC seat for India
harrisonprice.com - 22 days ago
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With U.S. debt at an all time high
and numerous Democratic proposals on the table to raise...
it further, is it any wonder that countries are getting rid of their dollar stockpiles for something that won’t keep dropping in value? Gold prices yesterday surged to an all-time high after ...
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Another Sign of Too Much US Debt: India Trades Dollars ...
commonsensewonder.blogspot.com - 18 days ago
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From Mark Steyn : I don't like to
say I told you so, but I've been saying...
for months now that the trick is to drag this thing across the finish line with 50.0000000000001 percent of the vote as soon as possible. From my "Happy Warrior" column in NR back in July: Obama believes in “the ...
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Steyn on Obamacare
| "Good thing those arrogant swaggering Texas cowboys aren't blundering around the world...anymore." http://bit.ly/3VbyCe 26 days ago |
| RT @suhrmesa http://bit.ly/3VbyCe Like most things, #Obama "Smart #Diplomacy" are just words. Image 80% of agenda #p2 #pakistan #india #tcot 26 days ago |
| http://bit.ly/3VbyCe Like most things, #Obama "Smart #Diplomacy" are just words. Image 80% of agenda. #p2 #pakistan #india #tcot #wisdom 26 days ago |
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Mark Steyn over at NRO’s The Corner finds the perfect situation:
Two stories from The Times of India. One:
NEW DELHI: Prime ministerial lunches are rarely fun affairs. People sort of get on with it, and then get on with their lives. Not on Friday. Early in the day, former US president George Bush, on a pleasure trip to India, announced cheerily, “I’m off to have lunch with my old pal…”
Colleagues reported that Singh was rarely as “chirpy” as he was on Friday afternoon. The conversation was light and sparkling, there ...
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