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15-Apr-12 WV-Easter: Jerusalem lights up with 'Holy Fire'

Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:44 pm
by John
15-Apr-12 World View -- For Easter, Jerusalem lights up with the 'Holy Fire' celebration


China demands complete sovereignty over Philippine island


** 15-Apr-12 World View -- For Easter, Jerusalem lights up with the 'Holy Fire' celebration
** http://www.generationaldynamics.com/cgi ... 15#e120415





Contents:
For Easter, Jerusalem lights up with the 'Holy Fire' celebration
Thousands of Egyptian Copts visit Jerusalem for Easter ceremony
China demands complete sovereignty over Philippine island
U.N. observers will arrive in Syria on Sunday
Venezuela's Hugo Chavez skips 'Summit of the Americas' over cancer


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Easter, Jerusalem, Holy Fire,
Egypt, Coptic Christians, Pope Shenouda III,
China, Philippines, South China Sea, Scarborough Shoal,
Huangyan Island, United Nations, Syria, Bashar al-Assad,
Organization of American States, Venezuela, Hugo Chávez

Re: 15-Apr-12 WV-Easter: Jerusalem lights up with 'Holy Fire

Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 5:40 am
by OLD1953
Even just watching on TV, that's a moving ceremony. Someday I'll have to go see it in person.

News this morning says there is progress with Iran on nuclear issues, and they'll be meeting in Bagdhad soon (probably across the street) for another round of discussions. I note that as China grows more aggressive, the nations around them move towards accomodation with the West which they see as the essential counterbalance. Perhaps the movement of Iran to become an ally of the US is under way now, or at least no longer an "impossible" consideration.

Re: 15-Apr-12 WV-Easter: Jerusalem lights up with 'Holy Fire

Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 5:44 am
by Trevor
They've said that before, so I'm pretty skeptical of that claim. Their current government isn't going to want to ally with us, at least not at the moment. They would have to be in real serious trouble for them to consider it. Of course, if a more moderate government comes into power, especially since I think it's a fight the younger generation will win, it's a lot more likely.

As for China's neighbors, that doesn't surprise me. Even if they're not real fond of the United States, a Chinese superpower is something they want even less.