Archives for May 2011

A profound Islamic dialogue emerges.

Remembering how Castro’s agents had targeted department stores in Manhattan with a dozen incendiary devices and 500 kilos of TNT.

Are we sure that American policies should be dictated by the emotional state of jihadists?

The progressive faith’s hatred is on full display.

Why didn’t the U.S. detect it years ago?

What happens if the new rulers unseal the border to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip?

Just how many misstatements did the administration make on Osama bin Laden’s assassination?

Why soft bribery remains the rule rather than the exception.

But the US government and media don’t seem to care.

Prof. Khaled Abou El Fadl pinpoints what’s really wrong with Sharia: the people who oppose it.

Pakistani security forces protected bin Laden for years to keep American dollars flowing.

How quickly we forget what half of Obama’s party once believed about the 9/11 attacks.

The international community’s anti-Israel double standard on targeted killing is now exposed.

Suddenly, the Bush-Cheney “assassination ring” is not so bad.

Quietly miserable over his passing.

Jihadists and their women.

What exactly goes into determining the cost of oil?

And these are the people the world demands Israel embrace.

The world that slammed killing of Hamas’ Yassin now lauds bin Laden hit.

Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn’s associate believes Israel is not a country

After Israel gave the Palestinians everything they wanted, the newly formed Palestinian government just wanted a few more things.

Canadians hand Prime Minister Stephen Harper a decisive majority in Parliament.

Israel ponders strategy for Round II.

The left shamelessly tries to use last week’s devastating extreme weather in the south to “prove” their case for global warming.

Just how good a day was Sunday for America?