
Christian Science Monitor has a great piece today on the President’s speech acouple of weeks ago to the National Endowment for Democracy. Say what you will about the President’s domestic policies, but his foreign policies direction is an ambitious one and, if successful, will indeed benefit the world for years to come:
You can protest [...]
Weekly Standard SHATTERS the “no connection” myth between Saddam and Al Quaeda. Article is lengthy and very detailed. As you may imagine, the site has had some heavy traffic tonight, so it may be down. But keep trying! In the meantime, NRO has a snippet from it:
OSAMA BIN LADEN and [...]
Adam Wolfson makes the case that we MUST re-elect GWB to a second term next year to continue and finish what we started:
*snip*One should not underestimate the obstacles to Bush’s foreign-policy aims: The most difficult of these begin not in Iraq’s Sunni “triangle” but at home. Can the president convince enough Americans that his is [...]
Let’s hope the following two pieces bury this dead horse:
Fables of the Reconstruction and Cynics Without a Cause
BTW, kudos to the NYTimes for adding another conservative op/ed writer to their staff. On their way to being fair and balanced, eh?
The NYTimes is reporting that support among some Saudi’s for OBL is eroding quickly:
*snip*In the immediate aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, there were reports of a certain celebratory air in some Saudi neighborhoods, of congratulatory messages sent back and forth on mobile phones. In that and subsequent violence, the attackers seemed to be succeeding [...]
Discussion of how the “We (the world) Were all Americans” slogan in the aftermath of 9-11 was just an illusion. Krauthammer explains how this is the case:
No one likes us. And the democrats know why: the world loved us just two years ago, and then this President, cowboy arrogant and rudely unilateral, blew it. [...]
It’s time for Democrats, black and white, to distance themselves from this race-baiter:
Al Sharpton’s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination has so far attracted little support from voters, but plenty of financial backing from a loosely knit coalition of wealthy African American media barons and impresarios.
Sharpton, the fiery and colorful New York preacher, has been [...]
Mumia madness spreads to Paris
Life is good in the parallel world inhabited by Mumia Abu-Jamal and his supporters, a.k.a the Mumaniacs.
Last month, Mumia was named an honorary citizen of Paris by Socialist Mayor Bertrand Delanoe.
According to Paris newspaper Le Monde, the decision was made at the initiative of French Communists and approved by the Socialists [...]