THE CONFRONTATION

World Must Sustain Push Against Iran’s Human Rights Abuses

As the United States and the international community meet Iran’s diplomats and hope for the nuclear crisis to be resolved, another critical front should be opened: an investigation into the Iranian regime for abuse of human rights of its own people.

I don’t understand how democracies stood by idly since last June as the Basij militia beat, tortured, and assassinated protesters. The U.S. administration claimed that its silence was meant to avoid being perceived as “meddling” in Iran’s internal affairs. But didn’t America and its allies “meddle” deeply in Yugoslavia, South Africa, and Haiti’s “internal affairs” when human rights were aggressed?

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Iran’s nuclear program.

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The Iranian nuclear threat.

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Homegrown terror.

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Is the UN obsolete?

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Terrorism in Canada.

UN Turns Blind Eye to Weaker Middle East Nations

How ironic that Middle East’s dictators and their allies showed up at the General Assembly in New York in 2009 to blast what they coined as a Western abuse of nations in the Arab and Muslim world. Moammar Gadhafi’s brutal regime has lots of blood on its hand and so has Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s Pasdaran. They showed up on the most prestigious podium in the world — or so we thought — and demanded massive reforms at the United Nations because, as Gadhafi said, “the organization selectively intervenes against our nations.”

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Bin Laden: U.S. Must Break From Israel For Peace

Al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden spoke to the American people on the eighth anniversary of 9/11 asserting that the main reason for the al-Qaida attacks on New York and Washington was U.S. support for Israel as well as “some other injustices.”

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The United Nations General Assembly.

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The Iranian Threat.