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• Israel senses bluffing in Iran's retaliation threats

  Fri Jan 27, 2012
  • I completely understand Israel's paranoia. The fact is that Iran is goading Israel into an unprovoked attack. The US is in a Presidential Election Cycle. This is a Cycle where there is a strong, antisemitic, undercurrent. An unprovoked Israeli attack upon Iran would only feed this attitude.

• Israel senses bluffing in Iran's retaliation threats

  Fri Jan 27, 2012
  • With the history of Jewish racism in the World, I can understand, and, sympathize, with Israel's caution. However, I have to emphasize that war is unpredictable and the outcome might not be good for Israel.

• Discrimination complaints reach all-time high

  Tue Jan 24, 2012
  • Absolutely. Employers have been getting away with murder since the 2000 recession. Older workers are the main target.

• Role reversal: Employers say they can't find workers

  Fri Jan 13, 2012
  • The housing bust has made it impossible for candidates to move. If you want to expand your options, you have to embrace telecommuting.

• More see class conflict between rich and poor

  Wed Jan 11, 2012
  • Being rich is a matter of who you know and how much education your parents can afford, it's not about talent, anymore.

• 100 soldiers on lockdown over stolen equipment

  Mon Jan 9, 2012
  • I sympathize with that Stryker unit; they have seen a terrible amount of horrific combat. However, it's time to buckle down and get the items accounted. A deployment isn't over until all the weapons are safely stowed back in the armory.

• As home prices fall, more borrowers walk away

  Mon Jan 9, 2012
  • I just love the moralistic arguments about mortgage loans.

• As home prices fall, more borrowers walk away

  Mon Jan 9, 2012
  • After what the banks have done, absolutely, yes. There have been *no* consequences for the bank's bad behavior.

• So far, battery cars coming up short

  Tue Jan 3, 2012
  • The US Government should accept European Union (EU) environmental standards on diesel engines and allow car makers to import diesel engines, and their designs, from Europe. Are you telling me that the EU is less environmentally concious than the US? Please. . .

• So far, battery cars coming up short

  Tue Jan 3, 2012
  • The US Government should accept European Union (EU) environmental standards on diesel engines and allow car makers to import diesel engines, and their designs, from Europe. Are you telling me that the EU is less environmentally concious than the US? Please. . .