"The country that never quite got around to fixing South Central LA has said it will rebuild Iraq and bring democracy to the Middle East. Much of the evidence suggests such promises are nothing but a pack of lies."

"Many months ago (around the beginning of 2003), the famous American writer and journalist suggested that the United States send troops to fill in for the Israeli occupation forces in the West Bank, the Gaza strip, and on Palestine's borders with Egypt, Jordan and Israel."

"This slogan was born spontaneously, opposite the Wall in Kalkiliya, at the place where it becomes a fence and turns east, penetrating deep into Palestinian territory. On the other side of the wall the Palestinians were demonstrating. We were looking for a short rhyme to broadcast by megaphone. A common effort brought forth the seven words that carry the whole message."

"The Bush administration is stepping up its demand that Palestinian leaders dismantle West Bank and Gaza terror structures. This demand comes in the wake of a devastating bomb attack in Jerusalem last week that killed 20 Israelis, including 5 children. According to a senior U.S. official, fresh emphasis will be put on calls to uproot the terror infrastructure."

"During the last days of July, Representative Tom Delay (Republican) of Texas, the House majority leader described routinely as one of the three or four most powerful men in Washington, delivered himself of his opinions regarding the roadmap and the future of peace in the Middle East. What he had to say was meant as an announcement for a trip he subsequently took to Israel and several Arab countries where, it is reported, he articulated the same message."

A typical style of hypocrisy "depicting the antagonistic mindset of the Indian warlords" vis-à-vis Pakistan is coming out to the world at a swift pace. It looks that New Delhi is toothed to get it stripped "before the comity of nations" once again with a newest memo of perils to peace in the volatile n' edgy scenario of the South Asian region.

"The largest power blackout in US history hit 50 million people in the northeast of the United States and southern Canada, from New York City to Cleveland, Detroit and Toronto. Whole states and cities were shut down and paralyzed."

"Americans, Israelis and Palestinians before them have talked, and are still talking, about the necessity to take procedural steps that would implement reforms in the fields of administration, performance and transparency in Palestinian National Authority institutions. Such steps would constitute a prelude to building healthy, sound and reliable State institutions."