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Tag Archives: Middle East
Enough of Donald Trump
Enough of Donald Trump and his idea to block all Muslims coming into the United States. It will never pass legal scrutiny nor become law. It is also an idea that can harm Americans and our country. Handing lunatics a … Continue reading
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Tagged D.C., Donald Trump, Middle East, Presidential Election, Tillman Gilson, Trump, Washington, Washington D.C.
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The Senate’s Embarrassing Iran Letter
I keep wondering – as do many Americans – when the two parties will learn to stop blowing up both sides of every issue. It is embarrassing. Right now, we are all suffering from the pundits on television and the … Continue reading
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Tagged D.C., Iran, Iran Letter, Middle East, Senate, Sentate Iran letter, Tillman Gilson, Washington D.C.
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Kuwait: Then and Now
The first time I was in Kuwait was 20 days after the Gulf War in 1991. Along with 6 others – David Drier, Bob Lagomarsino, Peter Madigan, David Norcross, Matt Reynolds, and Jim Saxton – we were the first civilians … Continue reading
To Vote No or to Vote Yes, That Is The Question
I was hoping to be writing my blog this week all about a wonderful vacation, but due to the events surrounding Syria that is impossible. In a few days, the U.S. Congress will vote on whether we should initiate a … Continue reading
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Tagged Assad, Congress vote, Middle East, Obama, Syria, Syrian Conflict
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Embassy closures: Are we erring too far on the side of caution?
For those of us who have lived in countries when embassies close, it can be a very isolating feeling. The first time it happened to me I was reminded that the purpose of a U.S. Embassy is NOT to be … Continue reading
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Tagged embassies, embassy, intelligence, Middle East, Obama Administration, politics
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Egypt’s Unrest: Revolutions are never pretty
As many of you know, I have a special place in my heart for Egypt. We lived there for many years,and our daughter was born there. I loved the people, the shopping, the challenge of understanding a completely different culture … Continue reading
The Middle East: In Simple Terms
I got a great compliment the other day while decorating my Christmas trees. Someone asked if I would explain — in simple terms — what is happening in the Middle East. The fact that this person thought I was capable … Continue reading
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Tagged 007, Alex Garfield, James Bond, Jane Bond, Middle East, Tillman Gilson, Washington D.C.
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Politics in the U.S. is depressing
Coming back from Ireland to the current political situation in the U.S. is so depressing. We have candidates who are a laughing stock around the world. Yes, Washington hasn’t worked well for many years. Yes, I get the criticisms against … Continue reading →