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Thursday, June 28, 2012
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Sarah Palin’s Interview with ABC’s Gibson on National Security (video)
Russell Goldman reports at ABC News online on the Sarah Palin interview with Charles Gibson today, Sept. 11, 2008. Goldman begins:
“On the anniversary of the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history, Gov. Sarah Palin took a hard-line approach on national security and said that war with Russia may be necessary if Georgia were to join NATO and be invaded by Russia.
‘“In her first of three interviews with ABC News' Charles Gibson and the only interview since being picked by Sen. John McCain as his Republican vice presidential nominee, Palin categorized the Russian invasion of Georgia as ‘unacceptable’ and warned of the threats from Islamic terrorists and a nuclear Iran.”’
To read the entire article and watch excerpts of Palin’s interview with Gibson, go here.
“On the anniversary of the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history, Gov. Sarah Palin took a hard-line approach on national security and said that war with Russia may be necessary if Georgia were to join NATO and be invaded by Russia.
‘“In her first of three interviews with ABC News' Charles Gibson and the only interview since being picked by Sen. John McCain as his Republican vice presidential nominee, Palin categorized the Russian invasion of Georgia as ‘unacceptable’ and warned of the threats from Islamic terrorists and a nuclear Iran.”’
To read the entire article and watch excerpts of Palin’s interview with Gibson, go here.
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Support for Myanmar
Bill Varner reported Oct. 2 for Bloomberg -- '"China and Russia were among the 47 members of the United Nations Human Rights Council to unanimously adopt a resolution that ``strongly deplores'' the Myanmar government's crackdown on the country's biggest pro- democracy protests in almost 20 years."'
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