U.S. faces border plan urge for cautious backing
Washington Post excerpt notes Israel seeks U S endorsement for a plan withdrawing to a line near the security barrier with two thirds of settlers inside the fence. Evacuated settlers move to Israel proper. countersignature to be sought in Ramallah may take over six months.
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Ehud Olmert
U.S
Israel
West Bank
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Olmert
Ramallah
Gershom Gorenberg
Washington Post
Reforming the U N council faces defiant opposition
An editorial contrasts calls to replace the United Nations human rights commission with a reform that would scrutinize members. It notes Cuba China Russia Saudi Arabia Pakistan Azerbaijan as current members and doubts a two thirds vote to eject them.
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Russia
Saudi Arabia
Pakistan
Azerbaijan
Bush era's endgame laments and calls for congressional accountability
A critique of the Bush administration argues the era’s failures on Iraq, spending, global warming, and lawbreaking demand two years of Democratic action to unwind the damage. It warns Cheney and Gonzales, urges impeachment not, and predicts political battles over voting machines and DeLay’s influence.
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Clinton
Bush
Dick Cheney
Cheney
Alberto Gonzales
Iraq
Bush immigration talk sparks partisan clash and satire
A columnist critiques President Bush’s immigration plan, attacking the amnesty proposal and the idea of being a nation of immigrants. The piece contrasts rational middle ground with mass deportation, cites Brimelow and Vdare views, and mockingly proposes selective immigration based on skills and language.
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Bush
Congress
Dick Cheney
CIA
America
Peter Brimelow
National Review On Immigration
Brimelow
U.S
Ignorance and AIDS Grip South Africa leader Zuma
In court Zuma claimed unprotected sex with an HIV positive partner could be risk free after showering. His remarks drew global criticism as South Africa faces one of the world’s highest HIV rates. AIDS educators warn leaders must be educated to prevent misinformation and deaths.
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African National Congress
Nelson Mandela
Thabo Mbeki
Zuma
South Africa
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Mbeki
Debra Fraser-Howze
National Black Leadership Commission On
New York
Tokei Osubu
Fraser-Howze
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