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[Kurtnimmo.com] Another Day in the Empire: “A few weeks ago the White House took the unprecedented step of saying that Syria and Iran, acting through Hezbollah, were on the verge of staging a coup d’etat against the democratically elected government of Lebanon, and I have to say that this assassination of Pierre Gemayel might well be the first shot in that coup,” thus Syria is “not just a supporter of terrorism but is a state actor in a terrorist fashion,”

 [Wahdah.blogspot.com] The Moor Next Door: British Prime Minister Tony Blair recently called for Iran to take a more constructive role in the region, or else "face the consequences of not doing so -- isolation." The Australian PM is said to have backed the British attitude of calling for "Syria and Iran to be engaged in efforts to stem violence in Iraq and help secure Middle East peace." The American President has rejected such proposals in the past, though White House chief of staff Josh Bolton has said that such a course of action could be possible if reccomended by the Iraq Study Group.

 [Standforjustice.blogspot.com] Stand for Justice: 11-27-06 - Israeli prime minister offers prisoner exchange and hope of renewed Middle East peace talks In his most important policy speech since the Lebanon war, Mr Olmert said if the Palestinians halted violence and recognised Israel, there could be negotiations that culminated in the creation of a Palestinian state and an Israeli withdrawal from some of the occupied West Bank The supreme being of the universe has ordained that those pesky Palestinians may just be deemed worthy enough to have a state of their own, provided they meet the supreme being's conditions. And there are always conditions.

 [Gorillasguides.blogspot.com] Gorilla's Guides: Quick Round-Up (Mostly Western) Friday: The figures in the immediate neighbouring countries are still imprecise but UNHCR estimates that there are some 700,000 Iraqis in Jordan, 500,000 - 600,000 in Syria, 100,000 in Egypt, 20,000 to 40,000 in Lebanon, 54,000 in Iran and tens of thousands more within the region and further a field. Beyond the mass exodus, which has already occurred, population movements show no sign of abating.

[Holyfool69.blogspot.com] Holy Fool: Democrats say a long-standing rift in the party over the Iraq war has grown increasingly raw in recent days, as stay-the-course elected leaders who voted for the war three years ago confront rising impatience from activists and strategists who want to challenge President Bush aggressively to withdraw troops.

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