Saturday, August 4, 2012
"Our Position on Jerusalem Hasn't Changed"
Michael Totten writes at World Affairs that...
White House press secretary Jim Carney refused to publicly name the capital of Israel yesterday. All he was willing to say when asked repeatedly is that the White House position on Israel’s capital hasn’t changed...
It’s a fact—not an opinion—that Jerusalem is Israel’s capital. Anyone who insists otherwise is in denial. You may wish Tel Aviv was its capital. You may even wish a united Al Quds was the capital of the Arab state of Palestine. But those things can only be true in an alternate universe or in the future. In this universe, in 2012, Israel exists and Jerusalem is its capital.
Only one of Israel’s national government buildings—the ministry of defense—is in Tel Aviv. All the others are in Jerusalem. And all of them are on the western side of the city inside the internationally recognized borders. The only people who dispute Israel’s right to exist in west Jerusalem are those who dispute Israel’s right to exist anywhere.Apparently the only people who don't know that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel are those in the Obama administration.
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
The Best of America on Independence Day
Even if you're not a fan of Mitt Romney, you have to admit that this July 4th video is very uplifting, even Reaganesque to some degree:
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Most Viewed Posts in June 2012
By page views, here are the most popular In General Counsel posts of the month:
- ObamaCare Supreme Court Prediction
- Contessa Brewer Loses MSNBC Anchor Gig
- Mariano Rivera and Marilyn Milian
- The Most Hated Person in America is...
- The People's Court: Justice or Just Us?
- Neil Munro, American Hero
- Axelrod was Against Presidential Golf Before He was Fore It
- Boston Red Sox Like Fried Chicken and Beer
- Jon Stewart Mocks MSNBeSad After Walker Recall Win
- Clay Buchholz and Jenny Dell at Red Sox Spring Training
Courtroom Suicide: Arsonist Dies After Guilty Verdict
Remembers those cyanide pills in the old James Bond movies? Maybe prominent Phoenix businessman Michael Marin had that in mind.
An investigation is underway, but authorities suspect that he may have swallowed some kind of poison immediately after being found guilty for torching the mansion that he apparently could no longer afford.
Here is the disturbing raw footage followed by a news report from locale TV:
An investigation is underway, but authorities suspect that he may have swallowed some kind of poison immediately after being found guilty for torching the mansion that he apparently could no longer afford.
Here is the disturbing raw footage followed by a news report from locale TV:
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