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George Zimmerman Loses Suit Against NBC

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

George Zimmerman Loses Suit Against NBC
A Florida judge ruled Monday that George Zimmerman has no right to damages from NBC for defamation of character, because he failed to prove that the network had acted with malicious intent — the standard required to prevail in a libel suit involving a public figure. Zimmerman became a public figure in February 2012 when he pursued and fatally shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, ruled Florida Circuit Court Judge Debra Nelson, the same judge who presided over the criminal trial where he was acquitted after killing Martin as the unarmed teen walked home to a residence in their neighborhood.

Obama Picks Business Exec to Lead VA
President Barack Obama plans to nominate former Procter and Gamble executive Robert McDonald to lead the embattled Department of Veterans Affairs. A graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, McDonald rose from an entry-level job to CEO of Procter and Gamble over more than three decades at the company. He spent four years as CEO before leaving in mid-2013 amid cost-cutting at the Fortune 500 company.


Madonna donating to her hometown of Detroit

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Madonna donating to her hometown of Detroit
DETROIT (AP) — Madonna is donating money toward the construction of a new youth boxing gym in Detroit and buying iPads and other supplies for students at a city charter school.

Union Foes See Blood in the Water After Supreme Court Ruling
‘Head-on challenges to forced union dues are going to be coming,’ says right-to-work leader.

Suarez apologizes for biting opponent at World Cup
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Luis Suarez has issued an apology to Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini for biting him during a World Cup match and vowed never to do it again.


Hillary Clinton’s book tour exposed “flaws in the machinery”

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Hillary Clinton’s book tour exposed “flaws in the machinery”
Analysts say the former Secretary of State’s imperfect book tour helped reveals some of the challenges she would face in a political campaign

Has Obama “hit the panic button” with his immigration proposal?
Border patrol welcomes Obama’s plan; advocates for the unaccompanied children crossing the border are concerned he hasn’t thought the crisis through


Fox’s The Five Pushes Myth That Hobby Lobby Case Was About “Abortion Pills”

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Fox’s The Five Pushes Myth That Hobby Lobby Case Was About “Abortion Pills”

From the June 30 edition of Fox News’ The Five:

Previously:

Supreme Court Embraces Discrimination Against Women And Right-Wing Media Narratives In Hobby Lobby

UPDATED: 10 Right-Wing Media Myths About The Hobby Lobby Case, Debunked

Fox’s Karl Rove Pushes Hobby Lobby’s Fantasy That Contraceptives Cause Abortion

On Fox, The Hobby Lobby Case Is About Abortion, Not Contraceptives


Elizabeth Warren Stumps for Dems; “Smear Factor”; Yosemite Turns 150

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Elizabeth Warren Stumps for Dems; “Smear Factor”; Yosemite Turns 150
Carl M. Cannon, RealClearPolitics
Good morning. It’s Monday, June 30, 2014. On this date 150 years ago, Abraham Lincoln signed a bill drafted in the U.S. Senate called the Yosemite Valley Grant Act. The legislation laid claim, on behalf of the state of California, to the grand terrain we know as Yosemite National Park, upon the condition that it “be held for public use, resort, and recreation.” June of 1864 had been a busy month for the 16th president. He was nominated to run for a second term at the Republican National Convention in Baltimore, with Andrew Johnson as a running mate; he called for a…


Gibraltar reaction ‘must be robust’

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Gibraltar reaction ‘must be robust’
UK must “get off the fence” in row with Spanish government and set out “more robust” response to incursions into British waters, MPs say.

Councils ‘facing £5.8bn shortfall’
Councils in England say they are facing a £5.8bn shortfall over the next two years, leaving their finances “on a knife edge”.


Obama pledges to take executive actions on immigration reform

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Obama pledges to take executive actions on immigration reform
The president repeatedly blamed the House GOP for failure to move on immigration.


Forgotten Obligations: The UN Security Council’s Role in Combatting Terrorism in Iraq

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Forgotten Obligations: The UN Security Council’s Role in Combatting Terrorism in Iraq
Based on territorial gains in Syria and Iraq by the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham (ISIS), the recent declaration of an Islamic State (Khilafah) has laid to waste President Obama’s claim that the US (having withdrawn military forces from Iraq in 2011) left behind “a sovereign, stable and self-reliant Iraq.” This was evidenced by a recent statement he gave to CBS news that ISIS “was destabilizing the country…that could spill over into some of our allies”. The emerging Obama Doctrine in respect of US foreign policy is distinguished by a fundamental dichotomy at its core. On the one hand, the doctrine is distinguished by America’s pre-eminent role in supporting democracy and inherent in this doctrine is the ‘responsibility to protect’ (civilians) as a fundamental part of international law. On the other, the US supporting foreign military intervention only if there is a clear and direct danger to US national interests. It would appear for now the latter doctrine is prevailing when it comes to Iraq, primarily to suit the current administration’s domestic concerns and geopolitical interests in the Far East conveniently ignoring the old established proverb ‘if you break it, you own it’.

Furthermore, there is a threat that such rapidly rising militancy spills over to the GCC and the Levant which could cause a seismic shift on local politics regional economies and will have a dramatic social impact. Terrorism is no longer a domestic issue in Iraq, but a global epidemic that must be eradicated.

A key problem in the regime change of the 2003-2004 period was the fundamental lack of constructive engagement and involvement of all political factions and players. As the players were carefully selected by the Coalition Provisional Authority at the time, they were restrictive to a very few, and exclusive of others. A quota system now became a key element of post-2003 Iraqi politics, and has brought about less reconciliation, and greater division. With the critical threat ISIS now poses, it has now become increasingly urgent to acknowledge a change to help unify Iraq and restore its national identity on the basis of long term reconciliation. Failure to do so, will leave little alternative but to focus public debate on a de-facto 3 state solution following a protracted period of sectarian conflict and social upheaval – an option unaccepted by the Iraqi public.

Notwithstanding the media frenzy on recent territorial gains in Iraq made by ISIS, there is surprisingly scant mention in the media of the obligations of the UN Security Council in combatting terrorism in Iraq and in particular their obligations under UN Resolution 1618 which specifically addresses the issue of combating terrorism in Iraq in order to protect Iraq’s territorial sovereignty.

Role of The UN Security Council in Combating Terrorism

The Security Council is empowered to take various measures including the military option in order to maintain or restore international peace and security, provided that it has first determined a threat to peace. Herein lies a few dilemmas such as there is no established definition of what constitutes a ‘terrorist act’ and accordingly there is no consensus in what constitutes ‘threat to peace’. The fact the Security Council have a wide discretion to take enforcement action under its charter which leaves the decision to intervene to be decided on a political level. Accordingly, the Security Council is not obliged to respond to all situations that are potentially a threat to peace including ISIS’s insurgency in Iraq and Syria. However, since the UNSC issued resolutions 1483 and 1511 recognizing Iraqi sovereignty, it should follow through by enacting Resolution 1618, which seeks to protect this sovereignty.

UN Security Council Resolution 1618 (2005)

UN Security Council Resolution 1618 (2005) unanimously adopted in 2005 calls on security council members to fulfill certain obligations related to terrorist activities in Iraq including the following:

  1. Combat by all means, in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts.
  2. Prevent the transit of terrorists to and from Iraq, arms for terrorists, and financing that would support terrorists; and
  3. Strengthen regional cooperation of regional countries in preventing terrorism.

Historically, the Security Council has proven itself capable of strictly enforcing UN resolutions when it comes to Iraq particularly during the sanctions era but to date is surprisingly silent in enforcing or taking measures under Resolution 1618 particularly in light of the US Administration’s late recognition that ISIS now poses a threat to Iraq’s sovereignty. Any attempt to construe ‘threat to peace’ in support of a non-interventionist policy as exemplified by the Obama doctrine, is prima facie contrary to the role of the Security Council to establish and ensure global peace and security.

Recommendation

Notwithstanding Russia’s assistance in delivering military jet fighters to the Iraqi Government and the US sending military advisors to assist the Iraqi Government on various matters including counterinsurgency tactics which the US is obliged to do in any event under a Memorandum of Understanding signed between both countries in 2012, an emergency session of the Security Council should be convened to deal with various issues such as:

  1. Calling upon Iraq’s leadership to constitute a representative Government in accordance with Iraq’s constitution within a strict timeframe.
  2. Classifying the recent surge and activities of ISIS in Iraq as ‘terrorism’ and an immediate ‘threat to peace’ in Iraq, the wider region and the international community.
  3. Conferring authority on Member states to take whatever action necessary to assist a lawfully constituted and representative Iraqi Government in securing Iraq’s sovereign territory including its borders, border towns, main arteries and vital infrastructure.

Conclusion

The Obama doctrine of foreign non-intervention does not apply to Iraq as the stakes for US allies in the long term may be very high. By way of indicative example the resurgence of the Taliban following the US war in Afghanistan clearly underestimated the effect of blowback.

Failure to stabilize Iraq in the short term by engaging with security council members under the auspices of UN Resolution 1618 and consulting regional security experts could lead to the ‘mother of all blowbacks’ and tarnish Obama’s legacy way before the next US presidential elections in 2017.

New Zealand Identifies Diplomat Charged With Sexual Assault
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — New Zealand officials on Tuesday identified a diplomat charged with sexual assault as Malaysian.

The man, Muhammad Rizalman Bin Ismail, evaded the charges in New Zealand by claiming diplomatic immunity and returning home last month. He worked for the Malaysian High Commission in Wellington. He remained listed on the commission’s website Tuesday as a staff assistant assigned to defense duties.

New Zealand police said Ismail, who is in his 30s, last month followed a 21-year-old woman home and assaulted her. They have charged him with burglary and assault with the intent to rape, each of which carries a maximum prison sentence of 10 years.

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key said Monday that it was New Zealand’s “very strong preference” that the man face trial in New Zealand.

“Effectively, the sending country (Malaysia) stopped us from doing that by invoking diplomatic immunity,” Key said. “Though, I would make the point that it’s our expectation he will be held to account in his home country.”

Key said the diplomat’s boss in New Zealand was summoned by officials to emphasize how seriously New Zealand views the situation. He added that New Zealand maintains good relations with Malaysia.

A New Zealand judge had earlier suppressed the man’s name and details of the case which could identify him, which government lawyers interpreted as including his country of origin.

But a High Court judge on Tuesday lifted the suppression order. The judge said he would detail his reasoning later.


Middle East Memo: ISIS Threatens Al Qaeda as Flagship Movement of Extremists

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Middle East Memo: ISIS Threatens Al Qaeda as Flagship Movement of Extremists
The question is whether the new group, which now calls itself simply the Islamic State, will endure.



Israel’s Search for 3 Teenagers Ends in Grief
The discovery of the teenagers’ bodies in the West Bank prompted vows of retaliation by Israel, which blamed the Palestinian group Hamas for the killings.



Open Source: Pretrial Detention Extended for Egyptians Who Protested Ban on Protests
Nearly two dozen Egyptian activists, arrested at a protest march last weekend, will remain in pretrial detention until Sept. 13, a judge ruled.



Letter From Europe: In Corsica, Pursuing Autonomy by Other Means
As the National Liberation Front of Corsica declares it is ending its 38-year armed struggle for independence from France, some question whether it’s a real olive branch, or a ruse.

The Vienna Philharmonic Recalls World War I in Sarajevo
The Vienna Philharmonic chose its material carefully for a concert held in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, that remembered World War I.




Motherlode Blog: I Think About Divorce a Lot, But Not Because I Want One

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on June 30th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Motherlode Blog: I Think About Divorce a Lot, But Not Because I Want One
I think a lot about divorce. Not because I want one, but because I want to avoid getting one.