Bolton and Miller: The Plame Plot Thickens

Steve Clemons is telling us -- "from a highly placed source, and in the right place to know" -- that would-be UN ambassador John Bolton is one of jailed New York Times reporter Judith Miller's major sources for WMD and national security issues. Yet more evidence that...

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Bolton-Plame Connection: You Read It Here First

Would-be UN ambassador John Bolton's connection to the outing of CIA agent Valerie Plame was first broached in my July 15 column on Plame-gate: "After the War Party met in solemn conclave, and the command went out from Cheney: "Bring me the head of Joe Wilson!", there...

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London — Again

It looks like there has been another attack on London: three underground stations -- Warren Street, Shepherd's Bush, and Oval -- appear to have been hit by explosions of some sort. While information is sketchy, at the moment, these three Tube stations have been...

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The London Bombers: A Balkan Connection?

Four of the London bombers have been identified: they are Hasib Hussein, 19, Shehzad Tanweer, 22, "Rashid Facha, a British-born Pakistani in his twenties; and Jacksey Fiaz, about 35." Juan Cole tosses us this interesting lead from Al-Sharq al-Awsat: "There are reports...

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Novak Spills the Beans

To all the partisan Democrats who are screaming "Why didn't they prosecute Bob Novak while poor little Judy Miller sleeps on a mattress in jail?" -- well, here's your answer: "Columnist Robert Novak provided detailed accounts to federal prosecutors of his...

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Israel’s Belated (and Grudging) Apology

Regular readers of my "Behind the Headlines" column on Antiwar.com will perhaps recall this account and this one of the curious case of Israel's intelligence service "harvesting" New Zealand passports by stealing the identities of the disabled, notably a house-bound...

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Horowitz’s Road to Fascism

To those who doubt that an evolving fascist ideology motivates the War Party, here is wing-nut extraordinaire David Horowitz on why the antiwar movement, and more specifically "the left," has to be "watched": "This is the lesson of London: Take the hostile force...

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Blair Rejects Inquiry — Too “Distracting”

The Financial Timesreports that British Prime Minister Tony Blair has rejected calls for an official inquiry into the London bombings, "insisting such a move would distract from the task of catching the perpetrators." Move along -- nothing to see here .... Nothing but...

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