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Collaborators in the War Against the Jews: Jennifer Loewenstein

February 1, 2010 By Steven Plaut 36 Comments

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For this professional Israel-basher, Hamas is really just a peace movement.

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The State of the Union: a Hollow Speech

February 1, 2010 By Dick Morris 15 Comments

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The era of big speeches is over.

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It’s Official – Tony Blair A Murderer And A Liar – England Surrendering To Islam

January 30, 2010 By John L. Work Leave a Comment

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It’s official. Tony Blair (pictured above as Hitler in the British paper The Daily Mail), former Prime Minister of the once-great nation of the United Kingdom, has been branded a liar and a murderer by current Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s Chilcot Inquiry, and by a British national press that has lost its collective senses. The [...]

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Class Warfare Entrenched: Indoctrination in Higher Education

January 29, 2010 By David Horowitz Leave a Comment

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From Accuracy in Academia:
In Boston, an English professor is trying to sell his class on society’s collective guilt when said students are already believers in personal responsibility. “We must encourage students to access the antagonist class positions of texts in order to demonstrate how the oppositional voices contained in them identify evidence of class struggle,” [...]

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The Roots of Muslim Radicalism

January 28, 2010 By Brendan Goldman 14 Comments

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How does Islamic integration, or lack thereof, influence terrorism?

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Can Obama Triangulate?

January 28, 2010 By Dick Morris 16 Comments

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All the spin in the world won’t save the President.

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Tolerance for Terror

January 27, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 14 Comments

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Why the Obama administration resists the appropriate response to the threats to our freedoms and lives.

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Trained For the Wrong War

January 26, 2010 By Rich Trzupek 37 Comments

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How the Obama administration’s shuffle of combat forces has endangered the troops.

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On the Road to Trouble

January 25, 2010 By Vasko Kohlmayer 17 Comments

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How will our government pay all its debts?

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New York Times: Gates Says Taliban Must Take Legitimate Afghan Role

January 23, 2010 By Jeff Hedgpeth Leave a Comment

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Is the Obama Administration courting the Taliban?
According to a New York Times article, Defense Secretary Robert gates said on Friday, January 22, that the Taliban “must be prepared to play a legitimate role” in Afghanistan. Gates went on to say that the Taliban must be prepared to participate in elections, not oppose education and not [...]

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