The NYT reports that the 7 – count ’em – 7 suspected terrorists who were arrested and charged this week in North Carolina with “providing material support to terrorists and planning terror attacks” had been under surveillance for three years:
Unlike it was with, you know, BusHitler (via Memeorandum):
Via Hugh S. at Wizbang:
On Saturday, I wrote a post which talked about the myths the left are perpetuating about the 2005 election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to the Iranian presidency, which are that 1) reform-minded Iranians were “ok” with having Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president as long as he helped protect them from the “warmongering” Bush and 2) Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected over Iranian fears of the United States after Bush’s “Axis of Evil” speech and other “harsh” rhetoric towards Iran. In essence, Bush has been blamed for Ahmadinejad’s “rise to power,” an assertion that is unsupported by the facts. This post continues where the last one left off.
Check out this CNN article on a domestic speech he made yesterday in which he defended EITs:
Michelle Malkin writes this morning about how North Korea has all but fired the first shot against South Korea – and via extension the US, abandoning the 1953 ceasefire in light of the South Korea joining on with the US’ and other countries in anti-proliferation efforts against North Korea and others who might transport WMD.
