The Case Of Anders Breivik Shows How The Internet Pushes Political Views In Extreme Directions -- Ed West, The Telegraph
There are five stages of dealing with terrorism – horror, shock, denial, acceptance, and blaming the Jews. It’s easy to see why so many Muslims find comfort in conspiracy theories about 9/11 and 7/7; it’s very unnerving to find out that someone so extreme, hate-filled and inhumane comes from your own religious or political circles. No wonder the far Right already have their conspiracy theory lined up about Friday’s events.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
The British far-Right is nothing but a rabble -- Andrew Gilligan, The Telegraph
Behind the Israeli-Lebanese Gas Row -- Ariel Cohen, Wall Street Journal
Slaying the Syria-Iran-Hezbollah Hydra -- Hossein Askari, National Interest
Iran Warns Turkey to Butt Out of Syria -- Reza Kahlili, FOX News
What next for Egypt revolution and transition to democracy? -- Mark Urban, BBC
China's European Shopping Spree? -- Mark Blyth, Foreign Affairs
Canada's Arctic advantage -- Thomas S. Axworthy, National Post
Why isn’t Wall Street panicking about the default crisis yet? -- Slate/Yahoo News
Boehner’s Reykjavik moment -- Marc A. Thiessen, Washington Post
Defense Budget: Are Deeper Cuts on the Horizon? -- Julian E. Barnes, Wall Street Journal
In the U.S. and Greece, fears of debt spirals compete with fears of default -- Andrew Coyne, MacCleans
Will geopolitics bail out the United States? -- Daniel W. Drezner, Foreign Policy
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