President Bush Reaffirms Resolve to War on Terror, Iraq and Afghanistan
A must read – especially for anyone who mistakenly believes this president isn’t serious about fighting global terrorism.
“Innocent” British former detainees from Gitmo aren’t so innocent afterall
Anyone with common sense probably knew this already but this sure hasn’t stopped some of our pals from the left here in the US to complain about the “brutal treatment” these “innocents” have suffered (whatever!):
Honoring our fallen heroes on the anniversary of the Iraq war
God bless those who are serving and who served honorably, giving their lives for the country we all love so dearly.
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The Spanish Capitulation part XXIVIVIIIIIIIIII
Yes, I know countless blogs and op/ed pieces around the globe have discussed the impact that the Spanish elections are already having on the war On terror but I couldn’t resist adding my .02. I’d been thinking about this all week and wanting to post something about it. When I woke up this morning and read the latest Opinion Pieces from the Wall Street Journal, I came across one that caught my interest. And it’s written by the editor of a Spanish daily. Looks like there are a few in Spain who get the implicit message behind the elections there last week. The piece compares prime minister-elect, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, to Neville Chamberlain:
WashPost endorses W’s Middle East policy
BTW, sorry I’ve been away for so long – been very busy this past month. Promise to stay more on top of things in this very important of election years:
France coming around to our side?
Hmmmmm … a potentially interesting development: