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Phares on Hot 102 FM Jamaica: "Time to push back against Iranian meddling in Iraq"
Professor Walid Phares on the TODAY with Beverley Anderson Manley on HOT 102 FM, Jamaica: "The millions of Iraqis who voted freely have pushed back against the Jihadists who oppose the pluralist democratic system. Now it is time for the United States and the free world to push back against Khomeinist meddling in Iraq."
Mar 11, 2010, 17:09
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Phares to CTV Canada: "Prime choice for al Qaeda are US born citizens"
Professor Walid Phares to CTV Canada: "The prime choice for recruits for al Qaeda are US born citizens to be able to be undetected, infiltrate and strike at will."
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Mar 8, 2010, 21:54
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Phares to France 24 Arabic: "US Congress is looking at history not at the present in recognizing the Armenian Genocide"
In an interview with France 24 TV Arabic Professor Walid Phares said the "latest vote in the international relations committee of the US House is about a confirmation of past American declarations since 1915, nothing really new. It is a process inside US legislative process which hasn't yet been completed. Turkey's AKP executive is reacting to an American legislative process which isn't yet adopted by the US executive." Answering a question, Phares said "candidate Obama had indeed promised to recognize the Armenian Genocide but as a President he won't, even though the majority of Democrats are pushing for it as a promise to millions of Armenian-Americans voters. The story is only beginning"
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Mar 5, 2010, 22:07
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Phares to Algeria State TV: "Coordination against al Qaeda is key to success in North Africa"
Professor Walid Phares to Algeria's state TV: "If hostages are taken in one country, other countries can put pressure on al Qaeda for the release of the hostages. Al Qaeda is international, so should the struggle against it be.”
Mar 2, 2010, 14:27
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Phares to BBC Radio Arabic: "Afghanistan's operation has military and political goals"
Professor Walid Phares to BBC Radio Arabic: "Afghanistan's operation has military and political goals."
Feb 13, 2010, 12:44
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