Another Phony “Veteran”
Illinois’ Phil Hare is the latest Democratic candidate to embellish his military service record.
Illinois’ Phil Hare is the latest Democratic candidate to embellish his military service record.
In Human Events today I skewer media bias regarding the latest jihad news in the U.S.: How biased is the liberal media? No more or less biased than Barack Obama. Both have made it a matter of policy not to mention “Islam” in connection with “terrorism,” and to look resolutely…
Egypt’s trampling of the Camp David Accords has proceeded apace for decades. And why not? No one seems to mind in Washington. “Egypt to strip men married to Israelis of citizenship,” by Jailan Zayan for AFP, June 5 (thanks to all who sent this in): CAIRO (AFP) – A Cairo…
A couple in Toledo gets arrested for aiding Hizballah, and it’s Hooper’s job on behalf of Hamas-linked CAIR to remind the media who the real victims are here. “Arrests ‘frustrate’ area Muslims,” by Claudia Boyd-Barrett for the Toledo Blade, June 4: Local Muslim leaders reacted cautiously Thursday to news…
This case bears watching closely. Overruling civil legislation to accommodate Sharia will set a disastrous precedent for the future of human rights, and for the rights of women and non-Muslims in Nigeria. An update on this story. “Nigeria: Court to hear child-bride case,” by Bashir Adigun for the Associated Press,…
Apologists sometimes posit that “defensive” jihad is somehow less nasty than its offensive counterpart. It’s not. All a would-be jihadist needs is a grievance to “defend” against — no caliph? No problem! Only the excuse du jour changes; the jihad and its driving ideology remain, as this case demonstrates. “State…
Is it significant that, in Islam, the pillars of faith are rituals rather than moral values?
After its defeat in Vietnam, the United States withdrew its military forces from the entire Indo-Chinese peninsula, something Chomsky along with the rest of the left had fiercely denied it would ever do. The result was that Cambodia was over-run by the Khmer Rouge—in other words, by the Communist forces that the Vietnamese Communists along [...]
Calvin Freiburger had a great post the other day about Rand Paul’s Civil Rights Act troubles.
Calvin nailed it:
More importantly, the affair crystallizes a key difference between conservatism and libertarianism. Both ostensibly stem from the same presuppositions—individuals have certain inalienable rights and government must be strictly limited so it’s power and scope extend no further than protecting those [...]
Terrible new developments in the Rifqa Bary case. “Rifqa Bary Suffering from Cancer, Her Lawyers Bring In Her Parents,” by Pamela Geller in the American Thinker, May 25: There has been a terrible development in the case of Rifqa Bary, the teenage girl who fled from her home in fear…
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