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Osama's son, other al Qaeda bigs spotted in Iran... |
Gertz, Bill. “Bin Laden son, al Qaeda
terrorists spotted in Iran.” The Washington Times. February 15,
2003. U.S. intelligence agencies say Osama bin
Laden's oldest son, Sad, is in Iran along with other senior al Qaeda
terrorists, as Iranian military forces have been placed on their highest
state of alert in anticipation of a U.S. attack on Iraq, according to
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'LARGEST' ANTI-WAR PROTESTS IN HISTORY OF EUROPE
Do these demonstrators truly reflect the
national opinion of these countries? The best way to tell is with
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Barr, Robert. “Anti-War Protesters Hold
Global Rallies.” The Washington Post. February 15, 2003. Millions of protesters - many of them marching in the
capitals of America's traditional allies - demonstrated Saturday against
U.S. plans to attack Iraq.
In a global outpouring of anti-war sentiment, Rome
claimed the biggest turnout - 1 million according to police, while
organizers claimed three times that figure.
In London, at least 750,000 people joined in the
city’s biggest demonstration ever, police said. Berlin had up to half a
million on the streets, and Paris was estimated to have had up to 100,000. |
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BY CON COUGHLIN
Will Tony Blair lose his
job for doing the right thing?
Every time
Britain gets in a jam they cry to us for help; yet, in the past (as in
Vietnam), they’ve been reluctant to give us assistance. Perhaps Blair is
being rejected because he is behaving honorably. |
Coughlin, Con. “Mr. Blair’s Gamble.”
OpinionJournal.com. February 15, 2003.
Tony Blair nailed Britain's colors firmly to the
mast of Mr. Bush’s “war on terror” from the outset. In an emotional speech
to the House of Commons three days after Sept. 11, Mr. Blair declared: “We
the British are a people that stand by our friends in time of need, trial
and tragedy, and we do so without hesitation.” Since then the British
prime minister has been unwavering in his support for Washington's
determination to confront Islamist terrorism and the rogue states that
enable it to flourish. British soldiers were in the thick of the action in
Afghanistan, and British politicians have been in the thick of the
diplomatic offensive to force Saddam Hussein to comply with his
international obligations at the U.N. |
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Islam’s African Victims |
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A Fresh Look at Booker T.
Washington
By Carol M. Swain
His vision showed black America the
way to prosperity.
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W.E.B. Du Bois was an extreme Left-winger who
joined the Communist Party near the end of his life.
This implies that the
behavior of the rural poor blacks of Washington’s time wasn’t respectable.
The absurd assertion
that whites who aren’t “liberal” are responsible for the antisocial
behavior of blacks.
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Swain. Carol M. “A Fresh Look at Booker T.
Washington.” FrontPageMagazine.com. February 14, 2003.
The older I get, the more I appreciate Booker T.
Washington’s educational philosophy of self-help and self-reliance for the
masses of blacks. His teachings are all the more striking, since they are
directed to a populace that emerged from slavery with little more than the
clothes on their backs. Although Washington is often criticized for
accepting second-class citizenship for his race, there is much wisdom in
his pragmatic approach to fostering black empowerment. Washington wisely
stressed the laudable virtues of personal responsibility, thrift, and hard
work as the most effective means of achieving self-sufficiency and white
acceptance by defying negative stereotypes. Some of the commonsense
approach he advocated for blacks 100 years ago would be beneficial now in
improving the lives and life chances of blacks trapped in cross
generational cycles of poverty and hopelessness.
… W.E.B. Du Bois, his Harvard-educated counterpart,
represented the needs and desires of a more elite constituency, as can be
gleaned from his advocacy of a liberal arts education of what he referred
to as the “Talented Tenth” of the black race. This remnant, he argued,
would labor on behalf of the betterment of the others (“The Talentless
Masses?”). Du Bois's elitism was also evident in his framing of issues and
solutions.
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… Washington believed that blacks could help
themselves and gain the respect of whites by living dignified lives
and developing positive work habits with the technical skills they learned
from Tuskegee. It has now become unacceptable to even hint at the
possibility that black people might bear some responsibility for the
condition (or enrichment) of their lives.
According to the mantra of the liberal left, it is
the racism of white people - and not the personal choices of blacks - that
is responsible for the high rate of illegitimacy, drug abuse, HIV
infections and criminal acts that distinguish them from other racial and
ethnic groups. White racism, they claim, is responsible for the inability
of the offspring of the black middle class to excel on standardized tests
and other indicators of academic merit. In their view most, if not all,
contemporary black problems can be traced to the actions of white people
or the very “lingering effects of slavery” Washington sought to repair. … |
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Lessons from the Cold War for the War on Terror
By Stephen Brown
In a new book on the Cold War, Jamie
Glazov crystallizes why the West defeated the Soviet empire.
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Note
the use of “Marxist-Leninist” as a synonym for Communism.
Note
the characterization of Communism as “progressive.” Leftists have been
using this term since the heyday of the
Communist Party USA in the 1930s.
Khrushchev’s policy of “peaceful coexistence” included support for “wars
of national liberation” in the Third World. The most notable of these was
the Vietnam War.
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Brown, Stephen. “Lessons from the Cold War
for the War on Terror.” FrontPageMagazine.com. February 14, 2003.
In the decades following the Second World War, the
West faced the greatest threat to its existence in the form of an
aggressive, nuclear-armed Soviet Union. Driven by a totalitarian and
expansionist ideology, the Soviet regime attempted to spread its
Marxist-Leninist doctrine of class hatred around the world by any means
possible. As a result, during the period of history now called the Cold
War (1945-1991), countless countries, from Korea and Vietnam to Ethiopia
and Afghanistan, were to experience the full, bloody force of communist
efforts to bring them under the umbrella of the “most progressive doctrine
in history.” In confronting the assault of Marxism, these nations paid the
price of millions of dead bodies, ruined economies and devastated
societies.
In his new book, Canadian Policy Toward
Khrushchev's Soviet Union, author Jamie Glazov deals with this
remarkable, but frightening, epoch, rendering a detailed account of
Canadian foreign policy towards post-Stalinist Russia. The book covers the
decade 1953-1963, which contained such pivotal Cold War events as the
Soviet 20th Party Congress, the Suez Crisis, the Soviet invasion of
Hungary and the Cuban Missile Crisis. |
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Islam's Other Victims: Africa
By Serge Trifkovic
Muslims wage jihad
throughout a suffering continent.
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Trifkovic,
Serge. “Islam’s Other Victims: Africa.” FrontPageMagazine.com.
February 14, 2003.
The Koran commands Moslems to wage jihad for
the forcible conversion of the whole world. Africa, with its generally low
level of civilizational development and corresponding lack of the power to
defend itself, has been singularly vulnerable to these aggressions,
particularly after the hiatus imposed by colonialism (whatever its
drawbacks).
For years, Nigeria’s corrupt military rulers came
from the Moslem north. They treated the rest of the country as occupied
territories to plunder at will. They sought to give a Moslem stamp to the
country as a whole, to the point of joining the Islamic Conference
Organization, creating the impression that Nigeria is Moslem in its
entirety.
Their long-term strategy is apparent from the
opening communiqué of the Islam in Africa Organization, (IAO) founded at a
conference in Abuja in northern Nigeria in November 1989. It insists on
“re-instating a strong and united umma” (Islamic community) in
Africa and on “restoring the use of Arabic script in the vernacular.”1
In addition:
“The Conference notes the yearning of Moslems
everywhere on the continent who have been deprived of their rights to be
governed by the sharia and urges them to intensify efforts in the struggle
to reinstate the application of the sharia.” (Islamic law) |
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