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Monday, June 20, 2005

Dying Cultures

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Historian Paul Johnson cites three reasons for Europe's current malaise and apparent decline. First are the resentments it harbors to t...

The Great Pretenders

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Of liberal nuttiness there apparently is no end. A bunch of anti-Bush folks met Thursday in a basement in the Capitol building to make-beli...

Mugabe's Reign of Terror

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If this were happening in South Africa twenty years ago the international Left would be shrieking in outrage, but because it's being pe...

Good Intentions

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An unfortunate sign of the times: As a new journalism professor at American University, Alicia Shepard wasn't prepared for students ...

The Exalted Cyclops

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Good thing this wasn't Trent Lott or else the sensitive, caring folks would've really been upset. Since it was a Democrat, well, th...
Sunday, June 19, 2005

Fate of an America-Free Iraq

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This is the fate that the get-out-now crowd would impose on all Iraqis if their calls to pull out of Iraq were to be listened to: KARABIL...

Leftist Low-Lifes

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Wretchard at Belmont Club has a must read about Col. Nick Rowe. Rowe is a hero, but even more than Rowe, this account is about the kind of ...

Deja Vu All Over Again

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The case of the Downing Street memos that have Left-wing hearts everywhere all aflutter is beginning to sound strangely familiar. Even if th...
Saturday, June 18, 2005

Quickening the Tempo

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The U.S. led coalition in Iraq has launched a second operation downriver from Operation Spear. This second maneuver, code-named Operation Da...

Nader's No No

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Al Sharpton admonishes Ralph Nader to remember that there are words that whites like him are not allowed to use . Viewpoint wonders if ther...

Operation Spear

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Operation Spear has commenced in western Iraq: BAGHDAD (Reuters) - U.S. F-16 fighter planes dropped a series of 500 lb (220 kg) bombs on...

Where Are We Now?

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In a gold bull market of course. From the link ... Collapsing confidence in the euro has become one of the principal factors behind the b...

Pirhanas in the Blogosphere

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PowerLine's readers work over a recent column by the New York Times' Paul Krugman like piranha stripping clean a side of beef. ...

Who's Driving The Bus?

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One can only wonder where the Bush administration is taking us. First, there seems to be a bizarre reluctance on the part of the Bush admi...
Friday, June 17, 2005

Another Top Terrorist Arrested

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The use of multiple intelligence sources has led to the apprehension in Mosul of another top aide to Abu al-Zarqawi, a man named Abu Talha....

Real Torture

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There's been a lot of talk about torture by American servicemen and women at Abu Ghraib and Gitmo and less well-known venues in Afghanis...

An International Embarrassment

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Apparently the Democrats have decided that the best way to discredit the current administration is to talk as if they, the Dems, are all rav...

Muslim Peace-Makers

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A friend passes along this short article which holds out hope that Muslims will find in their tradition and holy book a rationale for peace...
Thursday, June 16, 2005

Autopsy Report

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Anyone tempted to think that the autopsy of Terri Schiavo has settled the matter of the circumstances surrounding her condition should read ...

No Apologies, Please

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LaShawn Barber offers her opinion of the Senate's debate on its failure to pass anti-lynching laws 60 to 100 years ago. In short, she t...