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Remembering South Vietnam with an Ecumenical Christmas Card – by Mark D. Tooley

January 4, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 12 Comments

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Is the religious Left trying to atone for its sin of supporting communist tyranny?

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Sderot Children Send New Year Messages to Gaza – by Anav Silverman

January 4, 2010 By Anav Silverman 7 Comments

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Defiant Israelis declare “A New Decade for Hope and Peace.”

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Obama’s Tortured Rendezvous With Reality – by Jamie Glazov

December 31, 2009 By Jamie Glazov 43 Comments

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The President learns there are thousands of al-Qaeda terrorists who don’t give a damn that his middle name is Hussein.

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Crime Pays for Somali Pirates – by Stephen Brown

December 31, 2009 By Stephen Brown 20 Comments

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Al-Qaeda’s proxies step up terror war at sea.

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Evangelical Pacifism in the War on Terror – by Mark D. Tooley

December 31, 2009 By Mark D. Tooley 28 Comments

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Will turning the other cheek keep us safe from Islamofascists?

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Battleground Yemen – by Ryan Mauro

December 30, 2009 By Ryan Mauro 16 Comments

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The War on Terror turns towards two insurgencies on the Arabian Peninsula.

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Who Will Be Responsible for the American Dead? – by David Horowitz

December 30, 2009 By David Horowitz 63 Comments

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The orgy of liberal derangement.

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Jimmy Carter and the Politics of Apology – by Jacob Laksin

December 29, 2009 By Jacob Laksin 95 Comments

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The ex-president never meant to stigmatize Israel – except when he did.

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Preventing the Next Terrorist Attack – by Andrew Cline

December 29, 2009 By Andrew Cline 8 Comments

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Why the new airport security measures won’t stop future bombing attempts.

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The National Lawyers Guild’s Communist Roots

December 28, 2009 By John Perazzo 9 Comments

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The National Lawyers Guild’s earliest antecedent was an agency known as the MOPR (the Russian initials for “International Class War Prisoners Aid Society”), which was formed by the Communist International (Comintern) in 1922 as part of its effort to infiltrate American legal organizations. Soon thereafter, MOPR became known as International Red Aid (IRA). In 1925 an American [...]

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