US Opinion and Editorial
We can win in Iraq, but will Democrats let us?
Written by Vincent Gioia
April 9, 2008
By Vincent Gioia
The appearance of General Petraeus at various Senate Committees and the testimony he gave about the situation is Iraq was in stark contrast to the questions and comments by Democrat presidential aspirants. The General set the example of what is good about the United ...
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Our World: Covering for the enemy
Written by Carolnie Glick
The Jerusalem Post
Caroline Glick
April 7, 2008
It has taken seven months, but it appears that the Bush administration has finally buckled under Congressional pressure and is ready to give US lawmakers a full briefing on the September 6 IDF bombing raid against the North Korean-built nuclear ...
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Parenting the Palestinians
Written by Aaron Velasquez
by Aaron Velasquez
Golda Meir said, "The Arabs will stop fighting us when they love their children more than they hate Jews." This quote provides the key to unraveling the question of why the Palestinians persist in attacking their neighbors the Israelis rather than emulating them. A people goes ...
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Charlton Heston
Written by Diana West
by Diana West
April 6, 2008
The first obituary I came across on hearing the news that Charlton Heston had died today at age 84 was from USA Today. After opening by observing that Heston was someone whose name could bankroll a Hollywood extravaganza (more on that below), the obit goes on to ...
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Farewell Israel: Bush, Iran and The Revolt of Islam
Written by Joel Gilbert
April 6, 2008
The confrontation between Islam and the Jews began in the Prophet Muhammad's time, and continues to this day. Israel's existence recalls Islam's age old Jewish problem, first felt at Islam's inception in Medina in 624 AD: How can Islam thrive and find salvation if Jews are ...
Read more: Farewell Israel: Bush, Iran and The Revolt of Islam
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Ethanol and Corn
Written by Vincent Giola
Will ethanol enthusiasts have to give up reading?
April 5, 2008
Op-Ed By Vincent Gioia
As more and more is written about ethanol global warming fanatics who think humans are warming the planet may, like the smoker who read so much about the bad effects of smoking he gave up reading, will do as ...
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Fitna Isn't Anti-Muslim
Written by Aaron Goldstein
April 4, 2008
by Aaron Goldstein
(editors note, links to video resources at end of article)
On March 27th, Dutch parliamentarian Geert Wilders’ long awaited film about Islamization, Fitna, was released on the Internet despite a concerted effort to prevent its showing.
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NATO Is Losing in Afghanistan
Written by Cliff Kincaid
April 4, 2008
by Cliff Kincaid
Forget about Iraq for a minute. We are losing the war in Afghanistan.
The big news out of the recent NATO summit was that some European nations balked at accepting new members that would offend Russia. But the bigger story is that NATO’s war against the terrorists ...
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Democrats Solution: Spend Lots of Your Money!
Written by Vincent Gioia
April 3, 2008
By Vincent Gioia
Have you noticed Democrat solutions to anything always involve spending more money and giving the government more control?
Democrat presidential contenders both want change for the country; and this campaign mantra seems to be appealing to many Americans, at least ...
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