Category Archives: Freedom

Land of Confusion

So here’s a word to our foes: We might seem a noisy land of confusion, but beyond the hype and the glare of the media lies the firm, resolute core of America. We are not confused and we know the enemy – we will not stop, we will not fail, and we will never forget nor forgive that day six years agone tomorrow. Continue reading

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Muslim Day Parade

Please stop by Urban Infidel for coverage of the Muslim Day Parade.

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The Egyptian Sandmonkey Returns

The Egyptian Sandmonkey, a blogger who stopped blogging in May due to fear of the authorities in Egypt is now back, and blogging with a pent up lust for writing. Continue reading

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Freedom Journal Iraq 9/7/7

Reporting from the front; two AQI leaders captured

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It’s No Time to Quit

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Final Musharraf-Bhutto Talks?

In the frontiers up to 150 Frontier Corps and Pakistan Army troops are either captured as hostage, or blockaded by the Taliban forces of Baitullah Mehsud (Mahsud tribe.) This puts the question of uniform, or “Wardi” issue, into contrast. Continue reading

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Why is North Korea Now Cooperative?

What’s behind this change? Critics of President Bush’s six party talks diplomatic process will certainly need to eat a lot of crow if this does work, so is there weight behind it? Continue reading

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From Yakima to Mo

My parents just completed another trip with a rented van and trailer — one of many in their lives. Some in vans, some in just cars, it’s a life you get used to in the Military. Traveling at night because … Continue reading

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Pakistan Opens the Door to a Dark Past

Nawaz Sharif, ex-prime minister of Pakistan is now free to return and contest elections in Pakistan. He is a direct opponent to President Musharraf, and his supporters are the Islamists in JI and IJT who form the base of the … Continue reading

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Bangladeshi Democracy Riots, Curfews Declared

In the wake of student protests for democracy the interim military government of Bangladesh has called a curfew in most cities. One person died in Dhaka, and there were 100 injuries as students clashed with police in cities across the nation. Continue reading

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