It seems that in the eyes of radical Islamists the false allegations originating from an anonymous source are enough to kill and go to war over.
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Economic data suggests that the longer a society lived under Socialism the more difficult it becomes to rejoin the modern world. [...] Lampley’s description of President Bush’s re-election as the biggest crime in American history is emblematic of the state of liberalism in America. [...] It is a gross injustice that America endorses a sovereign Palestinian state — but shuns Taiwan’s claim to independence. [...] Based on my experience with the stuff, along with witnessing its effect on others, I would say it makes people hungry, dozy and stupid. [...] The Republican product these days is a government that won’t stop spending on failed programs. [...] The Gray Lady poses one of the greatest dangers to the nation’s intellectual health. [...] Elements of the Jennifer Wilbanks story are newsworthy but, oddly enough, those aspects remain almost unmentioned. [...] The concept of individuals being able to invest their own funds exclusively for their benefit was part of FDR’s original Social Security plan. [...] A senior rabbi has accused Rabbi Lapin and Pastor Hutcherson of hiding behind their ethnic identities to hurl out hate speech. [...] The author of South Park Conservatives on his new book, the new media, and City Journal. [...] Harvard law grad Andrew Thomas provides an insider’s perspective of the top law professors in the nation, including Lawrence Tribe and Alan Dershowitz, and reveals that the friction at the law school over free speech is between the “left” and the “far left,” since conservatives are essentially non-existent on the faculty and in the administration. [...] Thomas Brewton’s reply to Gavin Kennedy on Adam Smith, free markets, and morality. [...] President Bush’s addition of “progressive indexing” to his Social Security reform plan exposes an almost unconscionable hypocrisy in the Democrats’ position on this issue. [...] In their new book One Nation Under Therapy, Christina Hoff-Summers and Sally Satel explore and describe the transcendence of therapism over common sense and reason. [...] European “diplomacy” with Iran — now supported by Washington — is self-destructive. [...] Andy Rooney’s screeds on 60 Minutes have been boring and embarrassing for many years. [...] Responding to Thomas Brewton, Professor Gavin Kennedy questions the nature of the relationship between capitalism and Judeo-Christian religion. [...] Individuals should be assuming, not relinquishing personal control over their own health. We should down-size government’s interest in what we eat and right-size the statistics it’s feeding us. [...] No matter what you may think or hear regarding Social Security, the one maxim to remember is that the program is headed for insolvency sooner rather than later. [...] For John Paul II, the problem began in the Enlightenment and the scientific revolution, when science and reason were divorced from faith and morality. [...] How much, when, and in what form one should provide for retirement is highly individual — and is properly left to the individual’s free judgment and action. [...] Boston’s Big Dig helps to demonstrate how efficiency is a negative criterion in a government project. [...] In his new book, Romeo Dallaire, the Canadian Lieutenant General in charge of the failed 1994 Rwandan peacekeeping mission, has mainly praise for the United Nations. [...] I’d like to be around some day when a football coach shows up at a CPA’s office and ridicules the way the guy figures out deductions. [...] |
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