Monthly Archives: October 2006

Libertas Est

This is a response to Fjordman’s fine post at Gates of Vienna Wednesday. Fjordman points out that he has been a critic of the dissolution of Western Society, but that he’s offered few solutions — so in his preliminary post he names a few. … Continue reading →

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In Support of Musharraf

There is a concerted attack in the western mainstream media to tar the Waziristan accord and President Musharraf along with it, however it’s the story framing that reveals the agenda in our press. Continue reading →

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El Masri Dead? (not yet)

This morning we have conflicting reports that Al Masri (“the Egyptian”) who is Al Qaida’s successor to Al Zarqawi in Iraq was killed by US forces. Continue reading →

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Karangal Pass in Kunar Re-opened

With many side valleys, and several tribes living up and down the pass, sometimes at odds with each other, the long term effects are unknown. What we do know however is that this is one route from the Chitral/Darkot area into Afghanistan, and those were the places that Bin Laden was last reported at. Continue reading →

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Mike Gallagher a Hero, But Boycott his Show

There is pure evil that is instantly recognizable to all sane people, an instance of that is the sadist who murdered the five Amish schoolchildren, and who shot five others. Just as evil as he is are the members of the Westboro Baptist Church, led by Fred and Shirley Phelps, Continue reading →

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Palestine in Paris

French policies of multiculturalism and pacifism have imported Palestine to the banks of the Seine. You won’t belive the video.. on the other hand, perhaps you will since the retreat of the French Police seen is no different than all of their other retreats. Continue reading →

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Waziristan Update IV

Meanwhile, the Interior Ministry sources said 246 Taliban have been arrested from the hospitals in and around Quetta during last 40 days, 57 of them have been handed over to the Afghan government, while remaining are being investigated. Continue reading →

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Missile Defense Has A Banner Month

September was a heck of a month for Missle Defense with several successful tests, contracts awarded, and barriers broken. This wasn’t on everyone’s radar screens at the time, but it’s important in the Pacific with North Korea now promising new nuclear tests. Continue reading →

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Tinfoil Hat Contest Winner!

Aknot’s winning entry is pictured below, and he now has editorial privelages at this blog. The winning entry is modeled by Aknot’s dog, Donkey Continue reading →

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Waziristan Update III

The most chilling report was that the Taliban had opened an office in North Waziristan, but the government in Pakistan has since forced it’s closure. There are also fresh reports of Pakistan capturing more Taliban who infiltrated back from the front in Afghanistan Continue reading →

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