gulfnews.com - 6/6/2009
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For Yemen to emerge from its current crisis and avoid disintegration and falling into chaos, President Ali Abdullah Saleh will have to take long-awaited and painful decisions. Saleh will have to accept that the old-fashioned temporary solutions in trying to appease a faction, squash a rebellion ...
jihadwatch.org - 6/2/2009
npr.org - 6/9/2009
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Dina Temple-Raston All Things Considered , June 8,
2009 The suspect in the deadly shooting at a
military recruiting center in Arkansas last week, Abdulhakim Muhammad, is the latest in a series of Muslim converts who stand accused of planning or ...
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FBI Encountered Accused Ark. Shooter In Yemen
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“There is no easy way out for Yemen”
Armies of Liberation —
Another really good article, with a depth of understanding right up there with Halliday and Munir, but this one addresses the issues from the inside out and going forward. Its quite true that with difficult choices, Saleh can save the nation and put it on the path to a bright future. Without those choices, as the article notes, Yemen is facing doomsday. Gulf News : For Yemen to emerge from its current crisis and avoid disintegration and falling into chaos, President Ali Abdullah Saleh will have to take long-awaited and painful decisions. Saleh will have to accept that the ...
Whats that weapon?
The Jawa Report —
... . Another really good article, with a depth of understanding that addresses the issues from the inside out is here at Gulf News . By Jane at June 7, 2009 09:49 AM | | l ...
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