JINSA Article Digest for August, 5th

Articles added to JINSA Online from July, 29th to August, 5th.
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#505 Can We All be Australians Now?

(2005-07-29) Australian Prime Minister John Howard spoke to reporters in
London last week. Answering the all-time stupid question about victims of
terrorism, Do you feel in any sense that you have put people in this
position, do you feel that in a sense your policies may have put people in
this position? Howard gave such a pithy response that it should be read by
everyone. Read PM Howards remarks in JINSA Report #505.

Read more @ http://www.jinsa.org/articles/view.html?documentid=3087
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JINSA Congratulates President Bush on John Bolton Appointment

(2005-08-01) President Bush is a courageous leader, and he nominated a
courageous man to be U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. John Bolton is a
great choice for America, said Tom Neumann, Executive Director of JINSA.

Read more @ http://www.jinsa.org/articles/view.html?documentid=3090
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#506 What They are Thinking, I

(2005-08-03) Two weeks ago we wrote that, Rather than exhort non-Muslims to
think kind thoughts about their Muslim neighbors, Western leaders should be
exhorting their Muslim residents to learn to pay the price of living in a
free society. One of our favorite interlocutors replied that our position was
hopelessly idealistic. We stood our admittedly idealistic ground but agreed
that it would be more encouraging to find Muslims willing to say what we were
saying. And, indeed, we have found some worth noting. Read the analysis in
JINSA Report #506.

Read more @ http://www.jinsa.org/articles/view.html?documentid=3091
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U.S. Acknowledges India as Regional Force: Pledge to Share Civilian Nuclear
Technology Follows Military Cooperation, Indian Navy Growth

(2005-08-04) Cooperation between Washington and New Delhi reached new heights
on July 19, when President Bush announced his intention to provide civilian
nuclear technology the worlds most populous democracy. But the strategic
relationship has been growing for at least the past decade under the aegis of
military cooperation which has recently expanded further.

Read more @ http://www.jinsa.org/articles/view.html?documentid=3093

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