Famed chef Julia Child served in an international spy ring.
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Famed chef Julia Child served in an international spy ring.
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WSJ Opinion by John McCain
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Politico article John McCain’s long war on Russia gives an excellent review of Senator McCain’s current and past positions on the U.S.’s relations with Russia.
While virtually every other world leader called for calm in Georgia last Thursday morning, John McCain did something he’s done many times during his career in public life: He condemned Russia.
Within [...]
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Here are some blogs and articles that provide background, information, and news about the current conflict and the history of the current conflict in Georgia, Ossetia, and Russia.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Georgia - Blogger Report
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Georgia - WordPress Report
South Ossetia History of the Conflict
Russia Invades Georgia Again
Foreign Policy Passport
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Statement by John McCain on the Crisis in Georgia
ARLINGTON, VA — Today, in Erie, Pennsylvania, U.S. Senator John McCain delivered the following statement regarding the current conflict between Georgia and Russia:
“Americans wishing to spend August vacationing with their families or watching the Olympics may wonder why their newspapers and television screens are filled with images [...]
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It’s Particularly A Moment Where John McCain Can Claim To Have Been Prescient
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The UK Times article, The doubts starting to rein back Obama gives a possible explanation for polls being tight in a supposedly ‘Democratic’ year.
My view is that McCain was always the most appealing Republican in the current atmosphere and Obama is, for many people, a less well-known and riskier bet. But two factors are undervalued. [...]
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McCain Reacts to Russian Invasion of Georgian Territory
Obama Reacts to Russian Invasion of Georgian Territory
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Statement by John McCain on Russia’s Aggression in Georgia
“Today, news reports indicate that Russian military forces crossed an internationally-recognized border into the sovereign territory of Georgia. Russia should immediately and unconditionally cease its military operations and withdraw all forces from sovereign Georgian territory. What is most critical now is to avoid further confrontation between Russian [...]
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