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    "There is no other issue involved here except the desire of the UN to boycott me on the basis of standing up to Ahamdinejad," said Evans, whose new book, "Atomic Iran, Countdown to Armageddon: How the West Can be Saved" will be published soon. "I have been recognized and credentialed through the National Press Club for a decade" Evans noted. "I don't know of any evangelical journalist who has covered the Middle East more extensively in the last three decades than have I. I've had exclusive interviews with every prime minister in Israel since Menachem Begin, dozens of world leaders, including a state invitation by President Barzani of Kurdistan. Full Article at BuzzFlash
    I have been recognized and credentialed through the National Press Club for a decade
    – Michael Evans SOURCE: BuzzFlash 2 months ago
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Bill Berkowitz: Iran in Christian Zionist crosshairs
  1. the very, very last resort. … it is our best friends and allies who are pushing us into a corner where we would have no option but to do it.
    SOURCE: BuzzFlash 2 months ago
  2. I hope tonight is the beginning of a conversation about the threat and the response.
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  3. Bible prophecy teaches that 'you will be hearing of wars and rumors of wars' in the last days (Matthew 24:6-8), but the Scriptures also encourage us not to be frightened 'for those things must take place, but that is not yet the end….All these things are merely the beginning of the birth pangs.'
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  4. The accreditation was not approved. I revert [refer] to the bona fine (sic) requirements outlined on the Media Accreditation website.
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  5. cannot live under the shadow of an Iran with nuclear weapons. By the end of the year, if there is no agreement on crippling sanctions aimed at this regime, we will have no choice.
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  6. I am certain this is why the UN has rejected my application for accreditation ... There is no good and valid reason for them to say that I'm not a legitimate journalist.
    – Michael Evans SOURCE: BuzzFlash 2 months ago
  7. left to ask President Obama not to grant a visa which would allow Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the pretender to the presidency in Iran, entry into the United States to speak at the UN General Assembly in September.
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  8. The longer the U.S. delays playing hardball with Iran, the sooner Israel is likely to strike.
    SOURCE: BuzzFlash 2 months ago
  9. Rumors of a major war between Iran and Israel in 2010 continue to swirl here in Washington and in Jerusalem.
    SOURCE: BuzzFlash 2 months ago
  10. A journalist who has written 38 books, including five New York Times best-sellers, hundreds of articles for the Jerusalem Post and Washington Times and has appeared on Fox, NBC, CNN and MSNBC, has had his request for permission to cover the coming UN meetings in New York rejected because the UN said it ...
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