It’s The Terror, Stupid
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Archive for April 22nd, 2004
I Agree With Peres
Now that I have your attention.. As you know, I hardly ever agree with him, but when he is right, he is right: Peres is also demanding an agreement with the Likud on formulating an agreed upon strategy to put an end to what he called “the criminalization of the country’s political system, and the [...]
Apr 22, 2004 | 0 comments | View Post
Answering the Critics
Ted Lapkin has penned a terrific response to columnists Phillip Adams and Robert Fisk, who decry the purported double standard surrounding Israel’s nuclear capabilities. Here’s an excerpt: The statutory difference between Israel and Iran on the issue of nuclear weapons is simple and unequivocal. While many nations have become signatories to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, [...]
Apr 22, 2004 | 0 comments | View Post
Unfortunate Picture Placement: Part Two
The Jerusalem Post are having a bad day. This time around, it looks like Arafat expelled a bunch of Heads of State and ministers from his compound.
Unfortunate Picture Placement
The Jerusalem Post is considered to be slightly right of center, but now they are referring to Mordechai Vanunu and his friends, father Michael Sellers and Anglican bishop Riau Abu El-Assl, as Fatah-Tanzim terrorists?
Lessons in Denial
These young Muslim men have learned the hard way that treating women like your own property – to be raped and plundered – does not go over too well in a democratic country like Australia. What they still have not learned is that the “world is out to get us” defense is wearing a little [...]
Apr 22, 2004 | 0 comments | View Post
Quote of the Day
“Ariel Sharon came to America, and he stood up with me and he said, ‘We are pulling out of Gaza and parts of the West Bank..[in] my judgment, the whole world should have said, ‘Thank you, Ariel. Now we have a chance to begin the construction of a peaceful Palestinian state.’” – US President George [...]
Apr 22, 2004 | 0 comments | View Post
