http://sultanknish.blogspot.com/ Just as no murder trial would be complete without the murderer’s family showing up in court to explain why they are the real victims, no commemoration of September 11th would be complete without a lot of articles explaining why Muslims are the real victims of their own killing spree. “Are you a Muslim? Have […]
http://cowboybyte.com/834/border-patrol-finds-weapons-rocket-launcher-near-rio-grande/ U.S. Border Patrol agents have discovered a cache of several high-powered weapons along the Rio Grande river including a rocket launcher, assault rifles and plastic explosives, authorities said. Agents found the weapons on Tuesday in a black bag along a quiet stretch of the Rio Grande near Fronton, a small community about 210 miles […]
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/09/14/nobel-prize-winning-physicist-resigns-from-top-physics-group-over-global/ Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist Resigns Over Global Warming The global warming theory left him out in the cold. Dr. Ivar Giaever, a former professor with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the 1973 winner of the Nobel Prize in physics, abruptly announced his resignation Tuesday, Sept. 13, from the premier physics society in disgust over its officially […]
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/blogpost/post/attack-watch-new-obama-campaign-site-to-fight-smears-becomes-laughing-stock-of-the-internet/2011/09/14/gIQAspHDSK_blog.html?tid=sm_facebook As the 2012 presidential campaign heats up, President Obama’s campaign team has set up a new Web site, AttackWatch.com, to challenge negative statements about the president made by Republican presidential candidates and conservatives. Obama for America national field director Jeremy Bird told ABC News that the site’s goal is to offer “resources to fight […]
Exposed: Ron Paul’s Foreign Policy Ignorance and Naivety Posted By Raymond Ibrahim URL to article: http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/exposed-ron-pauls-foreign-policy-ignorance-and-naivety/ Among other qualities, a good presidential candidate must be knowledgeable and able to think outside the box; equally important, he must not be naive or gullible — certainly not swallow everything the enemy says hook, line, and sinker. […]
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/print/277078 Houston, We Have a Solution From the September 19, 2011, issue of NR On a warm Saturday evening in June 1943, crowds were relaxing on Belle Isle, a retreat slightly larger than New York’s Central Park nestled in the Detroit River, which separates Canada and the United States. Belle Isle’s landscapes and structures were […]
Houston, We Have a Solution http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/print/277078 On a warm Saturday evening in June 1943, crowds were relaxing on Belle Isle, a retreat slightly larger than New York’s Central Park nestled in the Detroit River, which separates Canada and the United States. Belle Isle’s landscapes and structures were a showcase of great American architecture: Frederick Law […]
http://www.steynonline.com/content/view/4478/28 SHE SAID WHAT SHE THOUGHT Steyn on People Wednesday, 14 September 2011 September 15th marks the fifth anniversary of the death of Oriana Fallaci. She was a fearless woman and a beautiful writer – and vice-versa, come to that. I disagreed with her on any number of things, but I miss her enormously, and […]
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The 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, complete with official speech-making, TV crews on ground zero and all the rest, seems to be evolving into an annual commemoration. So far so good, but what really matters are not the publicized festivities, but whether the reasons for 9/11—an unprovoked militant Islamic terrorist attack on the United States—remains etched in our collective memory. I am not optimistic. Left on its own, September 11th runs the risk of becoming just a one line item in those “On This Day in History” lists or a brief calendar note, and with that, comes amnesia.
Keeping history alive demands prodigious effort. As a youngster attending New York City public schools during the early 1950s civic holidays had a simple significance—no school. But, this benefit came with a price—an extra dollop of history. So, every February lessons covered George Washington and Abraham Lincoln and since Thanksgiving brought no school for two days, the Pilgrims got three days in the limelight. And this was on top of countless lectures that recounted America’s setbacks and subsequent triumphs. Holidays were teachable events even when school was not in session. During the 19th century July 4thmeant patriotic speech-making, essay contests and similar displays of national pride. Memorial Day, which actually began after the Civil War, had parades of veterans in military uniforms and solemn speeches honoring those who sacrificed their lives to preserve our freedom.
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Al Qaeda in Yemen Taking Advantage of ‘Arab Spring’ Fallout [FOX]
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Iran’s Thug-in-Chief tells WaPo that Jews started both World Wars [JIHAD WATCH]
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Saddam: What We Now Know – Bin Laden struck first, but Saddam was at least as big a terror threat. [NRO]
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Obama’s Jobs Bill Is Bad News for Charities [HERITAGE]
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House Liberals Press Massive Social Security Tax Increase [NEWS MAX]
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Pa. Judge Rules Health Law Unconstitutional [CNS]
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy and senior Nato leaders are expected in Libya for the first time since Col Muammar Gaddafi was ousted. [TELEGRAPH]
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Editorial: Uncle Sam play venture capitalist? See Solyndra [USA TODAY]
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Palestinians poised to ask for U.N. membership [WT]
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SAT reading scores fall to lowest level on record – more test-takers had a first language other than English[ MSNBC]
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Shoppers took a holiday in August [WT]
