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Terrorism, Witch Hunting the CIA, and National Security

April 30, 2010 By Frontpagemag.com 29 Comments

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A unique discussion featuring John Yoo, Marc Thiessen and Andrew McCarthy.

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A Tale of Two Books

February 24, 2010 By Leon de Winter 11 Comments

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A Dutch court is forced to compare Mein Kampf and the Quran in the Wilders trial.

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Holder Clears Bush Officials In Torture Probe, Sets Stage For ICC Entry. Will Obama Open The Door?

February 23, 2010 By John L. Work Leave a Comment

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A few weeks ago I wrote a post here at NRB on a news item that got very little attention from American readers. It’s well-worth revisiting now. The Obama Administration announced through an anonymous source on or about January 31 that no one in the Bush Administration who was involved with green-lighting the water-boarding of [...]

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Obama’s OIC Envoy Didn’t Just Defend Al-Arian

February 23, 2010 By Justin Elizabeth Tabler 8 Comments

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Rashad Hussain’s disturbing stances on U.S. terrorist prosecutions.

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Magazine says W.H. Islam envoy misquoted; writer denies – POLITICO.com

February 16, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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A magazine that altered an article referring to President Barack Obama’s new envoy to the Organization of the Islamic Conference, Rashad Hussain, says it did so because he was misquoted, but the author of the article is standing by her story. Hussain, now a deputy associate White House counsel, was quoted back in 2004 decrying [...]

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Khalid Shaikh Muhammad and the Fruit of the Poisonous Tree

February 12, 2010 By John L. Work Leave a Comment

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Gather ’round. Here’s a little-known tale about ”The Fruit Of The Poisonous Tree” – or why 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Muhammad (KSM) and his Muslim terrorist friends may very well walk away as free men. No, I’m not a lawyer. But during twenty years of police work I spent enough time in criminal trials as an advisory witness [...]

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Andrew C. McCarthy: Rigging the Numbers on Terror – National Review Online

February 1, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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It is welcome news that the Obama administration has reversed its irrational decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other 9/11 plotters in Manhattan’s federal court. So far, however, the administration has merely — and grudgingly — begun to climb out of this hole of its own making.The president seems more poised to move [...]

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Anatomy of Liberal Press Bias: It’s the Assumptions, Stupid

January 3, 2010 By David Forsmark Leave a Comment

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The newspaper business is sinking rapidly, and as it goes under, editors and publishers are becoming more dependent on wire services to cheaply fill their pages. Unfortunately what seems like a life preserver is really the ballast that dragged them down in the first place; and they are holding on for dear life to the [...]

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Pakistan In Peril – by Stephen Brown

December 18, 2009 By Stephen Brown 15 Comments

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Military coup brewing against President Zardar.

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Free Speech on Trial – by Robert Spencer

December 16, 2009 By Robert Spencer 51 Comments

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Geert Wilders is a test case for freedom.

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