Its latest incarnation in the Mideast conflict is no different.
Holocaust Lesson: Genocide Always in the Name of ‘Human Rights’
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Reading Václav Havel from His Jail Cell
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The Defense Secretary Gives Israel a ‘Turn of the Screw’
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The Velvet Philosophical Revolution
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Learning From Winston Churchill – by Tony Blankley
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From the Pen of David Horowitz: December 12, 2009
After Betty’s murder, I ceased to be politically active. I couldn’t even think about politics apart from these events. In my heart, I knew that it would not be possible for me to work for a cause again until I had resolved the issues of her death. As New Leftists, we felt ourselves immunized from [...]
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