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Welcome Back
Here’s hoping
everyone had a Happy Easter and/or Passover. Although Easter is
a four-day weekend in Europe, your ZCPortal staff has been on
the job every day, because we care about you, our readers.
Axis of
Weasels Report
Germany
Provided Intelligence for Iraqi Dictator
In an
important article in
The London Daily Telegraph, the German Intelligence Service
is shown to have been supplying information to Saddam Hussein
for over a year before the start of the War in Iraq. In papers
discovered by Telegraph correspondent David Harrison in the
former headquarters of the Iraqi Intelligence Service, it
becomes all too apparent why the duplicitous German Chancellor
Gerhard Schroeder and his 60s-radical Foreign Minister Joschka
Fischer were trying to undermine the efforts of the United
States to remove a brutal dictator from power. It wasn’t just
nostalgia for Saddam’s hero Adolf Hitler; the German government
was expecting big contracts from Saddam in exchange for
obstructing and backstabbing the United States. The peacenik
pinkos in Germany kept up their mantra ad infinitum of “no blood
for oil” while at the same time they were only all too willing
to allow American blood to be shed for German construction
contracts.
The
despicable behavior of the German government shows that regime
change is needed in Germany (as well as in France and Russia).
America liberated Germany from the Nazis and protected the
country for 45 years from the Soviet Union and the Germans have
repaid America’s generosity with a jackboot to the face.
Interestingly, Chancellor Schroeder, like a husband just caught
cheating on his wife, has apologized for his anti-American
rhetoric of the past year. Too little, too late, Herr
Chancellor.
As I said in
last week’s blog, CDU/CSU leader Dr. Angela Merkel is an honest
and responsible politician who should be Chancellor. Let’s hope
that the days of the Schroeder/Fischer cabal in Germany are
numbered.
What’s New
This Week on ZCPortal
I have a new
review of a production of Igor Stravinsky’s opera “The Rake’s
Progress” that has just been published. Look for some reviews
of recent movies, especially some that our American readers
haven’t had a chance to see yet.
The ABCs of
Kulchar is a particularly good batch of items this week.
Another installment of Grim’s New World Lexicon is forthcoming,
and it wouldn’t be too surprising to see some particularly
trenchant political commentary in the next week.
For fans of
Richard Strauss’ operas, I will be presenting reviews of
performances of three of his operas in the next month.
Additionally, I’ll be spending some time in London checking out
the jazz and theater scenes there.
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