Galloway Villain of the Week?

Yes, according to The Scotsman, but not for opposing the war on Iraq or giving Labour headaches. Then why? For lending himself so freely to the warmongers' cast of straw men: There's the TV footage of him praising Saddam Hussein for his indefatigability, which the...

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U.S. Soldiers Kill, Rob a U.S. Operative in Iraq

Ameer Mahmoud Farhan, a documented "co-operator with U.S. forces," was shot six times in a raid on his home Oct. 18. From the David Frum-endorsed Iraq Today: Rasheed Lateef, a neighbor, says he saw American Humvees and three armed vehicles surround Farhan's house as...

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Oh, How the Lucid Have Lost It

After reading this bizarre celebration of the Grenada invasion on NRO this morning, I first checked to make sure that the author is the same Lawrence W. Reed whose essays I've often enjoyed over the years. Upon the shocking discovery that the two are one, I looked...

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Galloway Expelled from Labour

The UK branch of Democracy Exports, Inc., has officially purged one of its members. MP George Galloway is Labour no more after being "convicted" on four of the five following charges: · he incited Arabs to fight British troops · he incited British troops to defy...

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We’re Desperate, Get Used to It

The $36 billion U.S. government telethon for Iraq's reconstruction isn't going so well. Just over a third of that money has been pledged so far, and that's counting the EU, Britain, and Japan. The president can suck up to Australia all he wants, but given that their...

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Where Will David Horowitz Get His News Now?

Israeli settler radio station Arutz Sheva is off the air, convicted of broadcasting without a license. This may pose a problem for Frontpagemag.com and National Review, who treat the wildly militaristic channel as the journal of record for the Middle East: How to...

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Frum to the Rescue

Surprisingly, David Frum defends the disgraced Gregg Easterbrook. How? By accusing others of worse anti-Semitism. Oh. May I take back my surprise?

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