WebMemo posted March 11, 2010 by James Phillips, Helle Dale, Janice Smith
Ten Practical Steps to Liberty in Iran
Whether it concerns human rights abuses or nuclear weapons programs, the daily news emerging from Iran is grim.
Just last month, the International Atomic Energy Agency reported heightened concern that, because of "extensive" and "credible" information "in terms of the technical detail, the time frame in…
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WebMemo posted December 4, 2006 by Janice Smith
In Their Own Words: Ambassador Bolton's Record of Effectiveness atthe U.N.
Today, U.N. Ambassador John Bolton
announced his resignation as U.S. Permanent Representative to the
United Nations. It is highly regrettable that the nation will not
have this hard-working diplomat at the head of our U.N. team in the
years ahead. As the following quotes by journalists, U.S. and
foreign government officials, and policy experts show,…
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WebMemo posted October 17, 2005 by Janice Smith, Helle Dale
Cultural Diversity and Freedom at Risk at UNESCO
President George
W. Bush's monumental decision to rejoin the United Nations
Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 2003
caught both conservatives and liberals by surprise. After all, the
U.S. had pulled out of that organization in 1984 because it had
become bloated and grossly over-politicized. At every turn, it
espoused policies that ran contrary…
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