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On August 23, CNN aired the final episode of its three-part series, "God's Warriors," hosted by Christiane Amanpour.
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On August 22, CNN aired Part Two, "God's Muslim Warriors," of its 3 part series, "God's Warriors," hosted by Christiane Amanpour.
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CNN's "God's Warriors," hosted by Christiane Amanpour, is a three-part series intended to examine the growing role of religious fundamentalism in today's world.
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A day prior to the airing of Christiane Amanpour's six-hour CNN documentary entitled God's Warriors, Rabbi Marvin Hier was one of four clergymen to be a guest on Larry King Live to discuss the issue of fundamentalism in today's world.
Source: Honest Reporting
CNN's "God's Warriors": Hard on Jews, Soft on Islam
Christiane Amanpour's six-hour documentary special creates controversy.
A major documentary series by Christiane Amanpour aired on CNN from August 22-24.
Source: KLTV.com
In Wills Point, thousands of little spiders have been busy building a giant spider web spanning 200 yards off a nature trail at Tawakoni State Park.
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The Minnesota Timberwolves and Boston Celtics, who nearly completed a blockbuster Kevin Garnett trade before the June draft, have resurrected those trade talks and are again locked in serious discussions, according to NBA front-office sources.
Through this wildly successful trip, Ozomatli became the first western artist to perform in Nepal in recent memory, and their shows were acknowledged as the first peaceful non-political mass gathering ever organized in modern Kathmandu.
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Arabic-speaking armies have been generally ineffective in the modern era.
I was reading through some articles earlier and came across one that was essentially laughing at the students of Anthropology. I could only shake my head in dismay at the ignorance of the voice speaking through words.
Source: FrontPageMagazine.com
By Carter's own standards, therefore, his views on the Middle East must be discounted. It is certainly possible that he now believes them. Money, particularly large amounts of money, has a way of persuading people to a particular position.
Source: International Herald Tribune
Dig nearly anywhere in this city and you hit the remains of an earlier civilization. One of the latest such finds is a narrow strip of antiquity that runs down the middle of a main road through what is now Shuafat, a Palestinian neighborhood in northern Jerusalem.
Source: chinadaily.com.cn
Four years after the initial large-scale military campaigns ceased, the war in Iraq continues.
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I"ve been catching business-related flights out of East Midlands airport for years now. Since I first commenced travelling intensively, it seems like I need a considerably amount of more time waiting around in the terminal building and going through security and customs.
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Over the weekend in Cairo, young Egyptian and American students and professionals came together in a series of meetings intended to bridge differences between the two cultures and countries.
I have a friend that just retired to a foreign country. He's 70 years old this year. He's American and as white as they come. I think he is Scandinavian in origin and grew up in the northwest. "White bread" is almost not enough to describe him.
Source: MSNBC
If you want to know which way the breeze is blowing in Asia, check out a bookstore in Hanoi.
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This little vignette captures a uniquely Western tendency of thought; the attempt to dig "deeper" into the essence of an object, as opposed to extending one's knowledge wider to see the relationship of the object to the whole.
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British sailors and marines return home amid relief and agitation, relief at their being safe and agitation toward Iran for making them pawns in a publicity stunt.
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A Siberian tiger at a private zoo in Montenegro bit off an arm of a woman who tried to feed the animal.
Today's news poses a question for the reader, it is something for you to mull over and ask yourself this very simple question.
Should the UK use preventative military force against Iran if it does not stop its nuclear build program?
What can impeachment do to solve the dilemma of U.S. involvement in the Middle East? It's a small world, and the United States is certainly close enough to be affected by the radical Islamics with their bloodbath, and mission to enforce their religion on the rest of the world.
Source: TIME
Using Past events this article shows a good way to tame Iran and maybe prevent an almost inevitable war.