Monthly Archives: February 2011

Naturally, not only does Taiwan need a Jasmine Revolution,but http://www.opednews.com/Diary/A-different-way-to-remembe-by-Kevin-Anthony-Stod-110228-822.html across the Taiwan straights, Chinese leadership has been shaking and responding ruthlessly to hints of a Jasmine Revolution heading its way. Here is an article of support for such a … Continue reading →

I wrote to you earlier about 2-28. https://eslkevin.wordpress.com/2011/02/28/2-28-day-formosa-taiwan/ Now, there might be a different way to celebrate. Chang Yeh-Shen shares in the article below, how Taiwan may be ready for a Jasmine Revolution.–KAS Taiwan also needs a Jasmine Revolution By … Continue reading →

by Kevin Anthony Stoda http://www.familysecuritymatters.org/publications/id.8808/pub_detail.asp Notes from Bahrain: Interestingly many of the Pearl Roundabout protestors (Shiite), when you get them one on one, will say they like the King; it is the Prime Minister they want to go. He is … Continue reading →

Disciples in Danger: Egypt by Gilbert and Gertrude Wandera – Nairobi – Friday, 25 February 2011 South Asia / Middle East http://www.disciplestoday.org/content/view/2749/41/ Editor’s note: The author, Gilbert Wandera, is a member of the Nairobi church in Kenya, and his work … Continue reading →

Disciples in Danger: Day of Prayer and Fasting by Roger Lamb – Friday, 25 February 2011 http://www.disciplestoday.org/content/view/2736/62/ 13,000 murders in Mexico; earthquakes, cholera and riots in Haiti; UN peacekeepers in Abidjan; huge protests and violence in many countries in the … Continue reading →

FEBRUARY 28—AN INCIDENT??? By Kevin Anthony Stoda, Taiwan There are many holidays in Taiwan, including regional, local, and national ones. Some change by the international calendar—others rotate on the traditional Chinese Calendar. A few years ago, as most schools and … Continue reading →

Beyond the Battlefields and the Peace Museum on Beigan Island By Kevin Stoda, Matsu Islands As many of my readers know by now concerning the Matsu islands, “Unlike Kinmen, which underwent persistent bombardment, the military atmosphere of the Mazu region … Continue reading →

Mayors Against Illegal Guns have stated: “Every day, 34 American families say goodbye to a parent, child, or sibling murdered with guns. In this moving video, family members from across the country remember the loved ones they’ve lost and speak … Continue reading →

When Politics becomes Idolatry: The Demise of the Moammar Qaddafi and his Libyan Arab Jamahiriya By Ibrahim Ramey When I personally met the supreme leader of the Libyan people in June, 1990, the world was a different place, and his … Continue reading →

Please take these two important polls on (1) the American role in Afghanistan over the next year and (2) the budget of America over the next decade on defense and security issues. Here is the link to the first poll … Continue reading →