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[Medienkritik.typepad.com] Davids Medienkritik: "To get an impression, take a look at David's Medienkritik, a Web log in English dedicated, among other things, to exposing biased reporting on the United States in the German media. Be it stories about the war in Iraq, the conduct of U.S. soldiers abroad, American reservations regarding the Kyoto Protocol and the International Criminal Court or even the Katrina disaster, more often than not the German public is presented with a distorted picture.

[Powerencounter.blogspot.com] Power Encounter: Energy nationalism has been on the rise for some time, with oil- and gas-rich states such as Russia and Venezuela flexing their muscles in foreign markets and harassing private-sector operators at home. In its lead article on August 15th the Economist Intelligence Unit of The Economist magazine outlines why a key player in this movement--Bolivia--has seen its plans for energy nationalisation grind to a halt.

 [Independentcountry.blogspot.com] Independent Country: But through their take-over of the Republican Party, they've destroyed the "conservative" brand name just as surely and effectively as Big Government Democrats in FDR's day destroyed the word "liberal." Now, conservatism means something quite different from what it meant forty or fifty years ago. And now, Constitutionalists and paleo-conservatives have just about as much impact politically as do libertarians and classical liberals.

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