IN GAZA’S SHADOW IRAQ & THE ARAB SUICIDE CULT by Ralph Peters in the New York Post June 14, 2007 — WONDER what Iraq would look like if we left tomorrow? Take a look at Gaza today. Then imagine a

You gotta love the healthy skepticism of Kyleray Katherman, a Middle School student in Oregon. When students were banned from bringing bottled water to school (too easy to hide gin and vodka), this student proved that the toilet water was

A stellar student and an athlete is finally freed after 26 months in prison from a ten year sentence for getting a consensual hummer . read the details http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/columns/story?columnist=thompson_wright&id=2900878 This is why I abhor mandatory sentences. Judges should not create

Just finished reading Christopher Hitchens’ “No One Left to Lie To”, his short (150 Pages) book about the Clintons. What is a bit different from so many of the books written about the Clinton’s is that Hitchens does not come

Iraq will become Hillary’s war By Dick Morris June 06, 2007 from National Review Online Hillary Clinton will not be able to pull out of Iraq. Pay no attention to her politically motivated vote to “end” the war by cutting

There is a lot of analysis in the media on the 40th anniversary of the Six Day War. One of the best is from today’s Opinion Journal from No Pyrrhic Victory Most of the conventional wisdom about the Six Day

from the Washington Post The ‘Blame The Iraqis’ Gambit By Robert Kagan Sunday, June 3, 2007; Page B07 Republican leaders think they’re being clever in saying that if there is no progress by September, or by the end of 2008,

Hillary’s WarFrom the New York Timesby Jeff Gerth and Don Van Natta the article prints to about 15 pages but it is very illuminating http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/29/magazine/03Hillary-t.html?n=Top%2fReference%2fTimes%20Topics%2fPeople%2fG%2fGerth%2c%20Jeff&_r=1&oref=slogin&pagewanted=print from HKOThe story attached is a well documented chronology of Hillary’s support and criticism of

from the best of the Web Today at www.OpinionJournal.com BY JAMES TARANTO Thursday, May 31, 2007 2:58 p.m. ED The United States is among the least “peaceful” nations in the world, ranking 96th between Yemen and Iran, according to a

OUT-THOUGHT BY THE ENEMY By RALPH PETERS 6/1/07 from the New York Post What’s the postmodern equivalent of air power, the new revolutionary development? It’s the proliferation of the 24/7 media in all its formats. And the terrorists realize it.