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Tool of Islam – Emphasis on Tool
England’s judicial system is right behind that of the Netherlands in its pursuit of the liberal mandate of religious kowtowing and appeasement with no regard for the dangerous consequences. Take a look at John L. Work’s post today [...]
LAST CALL: A Real Tool, De-Friending MySpace CEO, Obama’s Policy Circus
Shame On You, Fox Nation
News Hounds, a self anointed media ‘watchdog’ web site, whose sole purpose is to catch Fox News in a blooper, is due an apology. Those erstwhile media critics brought up a valid point in their recent story which criticized Fox Nation for reporting a news item from David Horowitz’s NewsReal Blog: Sen. Baucus In [...]
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Why Won’t the Media Identify the Five Young Men Who Stole the Auschwitz Sign?
BareNaked poses an interesting, if rhetorical, question.
Polish police found the vandals who stole the “Arbeit macht frei” sign from the entrance to Auchwitz. No names were released and I am not seeing any faces. Strange, no?
They look like “youths” to me, judging by the top of that one guy’s head.
Why are the police [...]
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Peter Beinart: The Opposite of Rousing – The Daily Beast
The goals were narrow, and delivered without regard to America’s moral obligation to Afghanistan. Peter Beinart on Obama’s missed opportunity.The best that can be said about President Obama’s West Point speech is that it was civil. Obama did not accuse opponents of the Afghan surge of appeasement; he did not imply that he has a [...]

























Obama’s French Lesson by Charles Krauthammer – RealClearPolitics
October 2, 2009
Obama’s French Lesson
By Charles Krauthammer
“President Obama, I support the Americans’ outstretched hand. But what did the international community gain from these offers of dialogue? Nothing.” — French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Sept. 24
WASHINGTON — When France chides you for appeasement, you know you’re scraping bottom. Just how low we’ve sunk was demonstrated by the [...]