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Iranian Endgame – by P. David Hornik

December 17, 2009 By P. David Hornik 6 Comments

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Is Israel America’s last resort?

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Obama Brings the Gitmolympics Home – by Michelle Malkin

December 17, 2009 By Michelle Malkin 4 Comments

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The War on Terror meets the Chicago Way.

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Global warming reporters left out in the cold

December 16, 2009 By Kathy Shaidle Leave a Comment

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When last we left Seth “Full Disclosure” Borenstein, the AP reporter was “investigating” those Climategate emails — messages written by scientists Seth seems pretty chummy with.
Alas, being on a first name basis with the “experts” responsible for pulling off the fraud of the century doesn’t even get you a cup of coffee these days. And [...]

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Progressives go to War over…War

December 11, 2009 By Claude Cartaginese Leave a Comment

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The purpose of all war is peace—Saint Augustine: The City of God
While President Barack Obama was in Oslo, Norway yesterday accepting his Nobel Peace Prize (while at the same time justifying his troop surge in Afghanistan), back home Congressman and fellow progressive Democrat Dennis Kucinich was busy metaphorically pulling the red carpet out from under [...]

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Rumble in Iran – by Ryan Mauro

December 11, 2009 By Ryan Mauro 23 Comments

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The Iranian people use a pro-regime holiday to demand democracy.

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Attention Jihadists: Please Have Your Boarding Passes Ready

December 10, 2009 By Claude Cartaginese Leave a Comment

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Those of you planning on visiting loved ones during the upcoming holidays may want to be extra vigilant at the airport, as the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the very agency which has been in charge of protecting Americaâ€™s airports since the September 11th terror attacks, has given terrorists worldwide all of the information they need [...]

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The Battle For Pakistan – by Stephen Brown

December 10, 2009 By Stephen Brown 16 Comments

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Obama’s “surge” will target al Qaeda.

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TSA accidentally reveals airport security secrets – washingtonpost.com

December 9, 2009 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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The Transportation Security Administration inadvertently revealed closely guarded secrets related to airport passenger screening practices when it posted online this spring a document as part of a contract solicitation, the agency confirmed Tuesday. via TSA accidentally reveals airport security secrets – washingtonpost.com.

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Frederick W. Kagan and William Kristol: Support the President, Weekly Standard

December 8, 2009 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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President Obama has ordered sufficient reinforcements to Afghanistan to execute a war strategy that can succeed. We applaud this decision. And we urge everyone to rally round the effort to defeat our enemies and accomplish objectives vital to America’s national security.Obama’s decision, and the speech in which it was announced, were not flawless. The president [...]

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Obama’s Landscape of Anti-Semitism – by Jamie Glazov

December 8, 2009 By Jamie Glazov 51 Comments

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The president’s Jew-hating personal and professional associations.

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