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...warnings about those three forces have been largely ignored. In the aftermath of 9/11, for example, the political class complained that nobody had heeded a report issued nine months earlier by former Senators Gary Hart and Warren Rudman warning of a major terrorist attack on U.S. soil. The report also said "the inadequacies of our systems of research and education" posed a threat to U.S. national security greater "than any potential conventional war that we might imagine." Nobody paid attention to that part either...
...deeply affronted by the link made between Muslims' faith and violence. If the cartoonists had shown a real terrorist with a bomb on his head, I wouldn't care less, but why should my faith be portrayed in this way? More Muslims' deaths are caused by the violence of Western politics than Muslims are responsible for causing. Using the freedom-of-expression argument, Europe has found yet another way of telling us we are not wanted, we do not belong. And I hate...
...purpose of the intercepts is to establish an early warning system to detect and prevent another catastrophic terrorist attack on the United States,” William E. Moschella, an assistant attorney general, wrote for the administration. “[I]n his capacity as Commander in Chief, the President has the responsibility to protect the Nation from further attacks...
...stagnation and alleged corruption of Fatah—the so-called “Quartet” of the U.S., U.N., E.U., and Russia should make its future financial support of the Palestinian authority contingent on the government’s ability to distance itself from Hamas’ terrorist roots. The Quartet currently provides crucial support to the Palestinian government through substantial direct foreign aid, including over $800 million each year from the U.S. and Europe, much of which is devoted to paying the salaries of the 137,000 employees of the Palestinian Authority. If the Quartet...
...years, I have shunned this type of realism as the job of Democrats, or as a Californian friend said last year, “girlie-men.” But with last week’s announcements that General Motors lost $8.6 billion in 2005, that the radical terrorist group Hamas won a majority of seats in the democratically elected Palestinian government, and that Iran will continue its march towards a nuclear bomb, America must come to the realization that its future is not inherently rosy...