Torn to Shreds
Against the wealth and power of the United States, International Law has the stopping power of a spider’s web.
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We must be very, very careful that vigilance against terrorism doesn’t come at the price of religious and political freedom.
Mowing the Grass While the Dragon Grows
Iran is a danger, but China is pass/fail. Get that wrong and you can kiss Pax Americana goodbye.
Rest in a Thousand Pieces Khamenei
The only sure thing is that the same critics will trot out the same arguments against any action on Iran stronger than cancelling the mullahs’ Swiss retirement visas, especially if it’s carried out by their least favourite orange-hued president.
The Fallacy of ‘International Law’
Contradictory and un-democratic: no wonder the left love it so.
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