Umwami Kigeli V Ndahindurwa ajyanwa kwima ingoma mu butayu bugufiya
July 25, 2016 ijambo ry’Uhoraho Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo rikomeza kunzaho cyane, maze rirambwira riti, mwana w’umuntu, mu gihe cya Noah yabwiye abantu ibizabaho abasaba kwitegura uwo munsi w’I byago, akaga na makuba, More »
Europe’s ‘Global Alliance’ Is Not Peace, It Is Dispossession by Another Name
The so-called “Global Alliance for the implementation of the Two-State Solution” — co-chaired by the EU, Saudi Arabia, and Norway, with active European partners including the increasingly Israel-critical Netherlands, and openly Israel-hostile More »
Umugambi wo kwica Aimable Uzaramba Karasira wateguwe ku wa mbere ni njoro
Dore uko umugambi wo kwica Aimable Karasira Uzaramba wateguwe, babanje kumufata bamutamika uburozi, ari byo abacungagereza bavuze yuko ngo yabanje gutera amahane. Bamutamika uburozi hari umugabo umwe wari woherejwe na DMI. Bamaze More »
Paul Kagame: ndamuka mpfuye, abatutsi bose bazarimbuke kuko na bayoboye batanshaka na bayoboje igitugu!!!
July 23, 2016 ijambo ry’Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo rikomeza kunzaho, maze rirambwira riti, mwana w’umuntu, abadayimoni bari baguhagurukiye bacishijwe bugufi n’Uhoraho Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo kuko akoze ibikomeye cyane ngo arinde ubugingo bwawe inkozi zibibi More »
The Unthinkable: A Nuclear Iran
It is time to think about the unthinkable. For the sake of argument, let us consider a world where Donald J. Trump did not win the presidential election that returned him to More »
Iran’s Religious Influence Spreading throughout the United States
The Iranian regime is advancing its ideology and increasing its influence in Shia mosques throughout the United States, while the Biden administration is sitting idly by, presumably still seeking to return to a disastrous nuclear deal, lift sanctions against Iran, and fund the regime to launch more terrorist attacks, further repress its own citizens, and pave the way for it legally to obtain an unlimited supply of nuclear weapons.
A Tale of Two Parties
Among his opening words of Charles Dickens’ classic novel, A Tale of Two Cities, he captures the enormous decisions, challenges, and choices that face people, institutions, and nations:“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times… It was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair.”
The Washington Post’s ‘Good’ Terrorists
The attacks by the Fatah-affiliated terrorists came days after The Washington Post published a story from Balata refugee camp, near Nablus, in which its correspondents romanticized members of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, even documenting them as they visit their barber for a haircut.
