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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Jesse Jackson to Herman Cain: ‘Don’t Let My People Go’
From Politico Black voters have not been “brainwashed,” and suggesting as much — as Herman Cain and Pat Buchanan have recently — is demeaning and derogatory, Jesse Jackson said Friday. “Those are very strong words,” the veteran civil rights activist … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Race
Tagged black conservatives, Democrats, Herman Cain, Jesse Jackson, Republican
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American Exceptionalism vs Universalism
Robert W. Merry at American Interests has his thoughts. He delivers what he considers a strong separation between Exectionalism and Universalism. Perhaps this represents a worthy lesson from the West’s classical heritage. Romans considered their societal structures to be exceptional—and … Continue reading
Posted in Political Thought, Western Education
Tagged American Exceptionalism, diplomacy, Roman history, Universalism, western ideals
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Foggy Details Lead to Drone Strike.
I’ve been reading article after article for confirmation on how Anwar al-Awlaki was killed. As I mentioned earlier today, there were two reports out. One said Yemeni forces killed al-Awlaki and another saying he was killed in a US lead … Continue reading
Posted in National Defense, Terrorism, World Events
Tagged Al Qaeda, Anwar al-Awlaki, counter terrorism, Islamic terrorism
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The Left’s Rage Over ‘Assassination’ of US Citizens Begins
I wasn’t quick enough this morning to head this off. I knew it was coming and that it would only be a matter of time before the Left reacted to Anwar al-Awlaki’s death. From the heart and mind of Gleen … Continue reading
And Another One Bites the Dust
Prominent radical Muslims appear to be going out of business for good. Yemen’s al-Qaeda leader Anwar al-Awlaki is the latest radical Muslim to be killed. Fox News is reporting confirmed reports as well as the BBC. There are a couple … Continue reading
Posted in National Defense, Terrorism, World Events
Tagged Al Qaeda, anti-terrorism, Anwar al-Awlaki, Islamic terrorists, Radical Muslims, Yemen
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Be afraid
From The Economist: IN DARK days, people naturally seek glimmers of hope. So it was that financial markets, long battered by the ever-worsening euro crisis, rallied early this week amid speculation that Europe’s leaders had been bullied by the rest … Continue reading
Terrorizing Democracies
Erica Chenoweth at the Monkey Cage provides with a great review of homegrown terrorism and the unique vulnerabilities democracies share to terrorism. Americans should not be too surprised by this latest wave of domestic plots. After all, domestic attacks make … Continue reading
Posted in National Defense, Political Thought, Terrorism
Tagged Al Qaeda, domestic terrorism, Islamic radical, terrorists threat
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Say Thank You to the FBI
For stopping yet another deranged, jihadist Muslim attempting mass murder of Americans. The Hill | Man arrested in ‘step-by-step’ plot to blow up Capitol, Pentagon Boston Globe | Federal agents charge Ashland man with targeting Pentagon, Capitol with aerial explosives … Continue reading
Posted in National Defense, Terrorism
Tagged counter terrorism, FBI, Muslim terrorists, radical islam, Rezwan Ferdaus
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Chavez Coming Apart
Hugo Chavez didn’t have the greatest health before being stricken with cancer. He’s way overweight, drinks too much coffee and alcohol and is reportedly a chain smoker. And the only exercise he tends to get is flapping his jowls at … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs
Tagged Hugo Chavez, Hugo Chavez cancer treatment, Venezuela
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David Frum Makes His Case for Romney
From the Frum Forum For three years, Republican activists, strategists, and donors have tried to find a plausible alternative to Romney, and again and again they have failed. For about 15 minutes, that alternative seemed at last to have materialized … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics
Tagged 2012 presidential elections, Mitt Romney, Republican candidates
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Never Let Terrorists Play With Guns
Especially with thousands of surface-to-air-missiles. The kind that can shoot down airliners and military aircraft. The White House announced today it planned to expand a program to secure and destroy Libya’s huge stockpile of dangerous surface-to-air missiles, following an ABC … Continue reading
Posted in National Defense
Tagged Al Qaeda, Islamic terrorism, Libya, Libya war, Surface-to-air missile, terror threats
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Florida In the Election
Florida is already a very important state in politics and especially in the nomination process. The news that its state leaders plan to move up its primary to the last day of January will prove to make things very interesting. … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics
Tagged Florida, Florida Polls, GOP primary, Mitt Romney, Republican National Committee
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Every Once In a While, We Are Treated To Democrat ‘Democracy’
North Carolina Democrat Governor, Beverly Purdue, mentioned something that highlights the Democrat’s disdain for modern democracy and Constitutional law. I know that Purdue does not speak for all Democrats, but the Democrat’s history with totalitarianism is well documented. One only … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics
Tagged free elections, Governor Bev Purdue, Liberal fascism, progressives, U.S. Constitution
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