Category Archives: Journalism

The Clinton-Boxer Pakistani Connection

But by 2004, Jinnah had positioned himself as a point man who could help the Democratic Party tap the increasingly affluent Pakistani American community for campaign funds. He and his family personally contributed $122,000 to Democratic candidates and organisations that year and held events for Ms Clinton and Ms Boxer at his home.
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Orcas Island Veterans Graves Desecration UPDATE

When someone desecrates veteran’s graves and burns flags, replacing them with swastikas, you know that “peace” movement leftists must be around. In the previous update I speculated about Code Pink, and guess what I found on the San Juan Islander web … Continue reading

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Memorial Day Kansas

Yesterday I took a trip to the Korean War Memorial. Sometimes the Korean war is called the “Forgotten War” because people do not talk about it much. There were brave souls from Kansas who fought across the rocky hills and … Continue reading

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When it’s Springtime in Alaska

The livestyle of the villagers is odd contrast in modern times: they live in conditions worse for health than sub-Saharan Africans, Chitrali Villagers, or South American river indians right here in America. Does the NYT worry about that, or the poverty and conditions in the other locales? Continue reading

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Blogger Sued for Reporting on Terrorism

Atlas has a story up about Bill Warner being sued for reporting on potential links to terrorism, from Atlas: If the Muslims get away with this “test case”, it will shut us all down. The intrepid blogger and PI (and … Continue reading

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Myanmar Junta Jails Suu Kyi Another Year

I find it interesting that while the left has an affection for murderous Che Guevara with face plastered everywhere on their clothing and bags, none of them know who Aung San Suu Kyi is. Continue reading

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Pakistan Update

Dawn Television debuted today in Pakistan, with an announcement by President Musharaaf. It was good to see that freedom of the press in this case is supported, Dawn has been in the past badgered by the government, but on the … Continue reading

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The Ends of Extremism

So there you have it folks, Rosie and Fred: bookends on the barren shelf of ignorance. Continue reading

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Osama Bin Laden Wanted Base in Iraq: New Intel

What the analysis misses is that if this were released prior to the Anbar and Iraq salvation councils forming and the Anbar awakening, that tide easily could have shifted the other direction. It’s extremely dangerous to our strategy to constantly have to show our hand or telegraph our timetables because loons in Congress want to posture Continue reading

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Australian Cameraman Caught in Blast in Yala

The Islamist separatists in Thailand are adopting Al Qaeda technique. In the film you will see them set off the secondary blast as aid arrives for a Buddhist they shot to death. Continue reading

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