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AIDS
VACCINE FAILS TO STOP INFECTION, LARGE TRIAL FINDS; SHOWS PROMISE IN
BLACKS... DEVELOPING...
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Elias, Paul. “AIDS vaccine experiment fails but
shows promise in blacks.” San Francisco Chronicle. February 23, 2003.
An experimental AIDS vaccine being developed by
VaxGen Inc. does not appear to protect most people from the disease, but
showed promise in protecting blacks and Asians, the company said late
Sunday.
The company's much-anticipated vaccine only reduced
the expected rate of infection by 3.8 percent in the high-risk people who
volunteered to take the treatment. But the expected infection rate for the
314 black volunteers who received the vaccine was reduced by 78 percent. The
rate was reduced by 67 percent for all nonwhite volunteers other than
Hispanics. |
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CROW
CHARGES: GRAMMY COMMITTEE WARNED ME |
“Crow Charges: Grammy Committee
Warned Me.” The Drudge Report. February 23, 2003.
GRAMMY officials quicky moved in to action --
"categorically" denying Crow's charge.
"No one contacted any artist to talk about
content," GRAMMY President Neil Portnow said sternly. |
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Clooney
on America and War: 'We can't beat anyone anymore'
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“Actor George Clooney Frustrated by U.S. War
Drive.” The Washington Post. February 23, 2003.
Clooney, who in interviews with European newspapers
has accused Bush of war-mongering over Iraq, is on a growing list of
Hollywood celebrities to speak out against war. Others include Sean Penn,
Ed Harris, Dustin
Hoffman, Madonna and director
Spike Lee.
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"We can't beat anyone anymore," added Clooney,
who has called it unfair that Americans opposed to war are being branded
unpatriotic. |
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GPS
devices increasingly are used to spy on people... |
James, Frank. “GPS devices increasingly are
used to spy on people.” Chicago Tribune. February 22, 2003.
WASHINGTON -- While GPS technology that uses
satellites has been a boon to millions who don't want to get lost, others
increasingly are turning to the same technology to track people and keep an
eye on them.
Spouses who believe mates are having affairs,
employers who suspect workers are misusing company vehicles or parents who
wonder if their children are where they are supposed to be are among those
using devices tied to the global positioning system of satellites. |
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New
Priest Sex Scandal; Placed Nude Photo On Web...
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“New Priest Sex Scandal.” The Smoking Gun.”
In the latest church sex scandal, a Catholic pastor
in Florida has just been stripped of his duties after church officials
learned that the reverend had placed a personal ad--complete with a naked
photo of himself--on a gay web site.
Francis T. Gera, 64, was removed Thursday (2/20)
from his post as pastor of Holy Dormition Byzantine Catholic Church in
Ormond Beach, Florida. Gera was relieved of his duties when church brass
learned of his posting on the Silverfox Pictures Archive web site, which
describes itself as, "your one-stop repository for pictures of older men." |
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College
Basketball Player turns back on flag...
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“Player turns back on flag.” The
Indianapolis Star. February 23, 2003.
PURCHASE, N.Y. -- An NCAA Division III college
basketball player who turns away from the U.S. flag during the national
anthem was jeered by flag-waving students at a road game, even while she
was on the bench.
Toni Smith, a senior at
Manhattanville College, was
booed at Mount St. Mary at a game Thursday night.
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Before Thursday's game, the Mount St. Mary student
government handed out small flags before the game. More than 500 people
filled the small gym, and jeered Smith at every opportunity.
At the end of the game between Manhattanville and
Mount St. Mary, the crowd sang "God Bless America."
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Manhattanville president Richard Berman said he
told Smith "what she's doing is courageous and difficult."
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“Vietnam veteran confronts player.” The
Indianapolis Star. February 24, 2003.
A Vietnam veteran came onto the court Sunday and held
an American flag in front of Manhattanville senior forward Toni Smith after
the Division III player again refused to face the flag during the national
anthem.
"She disgraced herself and she disgraced the flag,"
said Jerry Kiley, 56, of Rockland County, N.Y., who was ejected from the
arena after he walked onto the court during the first break in play.
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The sociology major previously released a
250-word statement outlining the reasons for her protest, citing "the
inequalities that are embedded into the American system" and "the war
America will soon be entering." |
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Controversial
Professor Arrested in Florida was White House Guest... |
Allen, Mike, and Leiby, Richard. “Alleged
Terrorist Met With Bush Adviser.” The Washington Post. February 22,
2003.
A former university professor indicted this week as a
terrorist leader attended a 2001 group meeting in the White House complex
with President Bush's senior adviser, Karl Rove, administration officials
said yesterday.
Sami Al-Arian, a former computer engineering
professor at the University of South Florida, had been under investigation
by the FBI for at least six years at the time of the June 2001 briefing for
a Muslim organization. Numerous news accounts also had said federal agents
suspected Al-Arian of links to terrorism. |
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Police
field complaint about busty snow woman...
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Biliczky, Carol. “Police field complaint about
busty snow woman.” The Beacon Journal. February 22, 2003.
KENT, Ohio - Crystal Lynn went for realism when she
built her snow woman - celery for the eyes, a carrot for the nose and two
blobs of snow for the breasts.
The last turned out to be a no-no, as someone
complained to Kent police about what he called an indecent snow figure.
And a police officer showed up at her apartment
door minutes after she completed her work. |
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Clinton:
Bono Succeeded Where I Failed... |
“Clinton: Bono Succeeded Where I Failed.”
Yahoo! News. February 24, 2003.
NEW YORK - Bill Clinton thinks Bono is a leader
"we should follow in the new millennium." |
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POPE
CALLS MARCH 5TH FAST FOR PEACE...
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D'Emilio, Frances. “Pope Calls for Fast Against
War in Iraq.” Yahoo! News. February 23, 2003.
VATICAN CITY - Pope John Paul (news
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web sites) II called on Catholics to fast on Ash Wednesday in the name
of peace and said again on Sunday he worried a U.S.-led war against Iraq
could unsettle the entire Middle East. |
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Bill’s Blog,
Wednesday, January 29, 2003 |
Nixon and Ike
Didnt Politicize Bay of Pigs
Bay of Pigs Fiasco |
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On
the Editorial Page
John Kerry makes excuses
for terrorism.
John Kerry US Senate Web Page Biography |
“John Kerry's 'Complaints': What does he find
"legitimate" about terrorism?” OpinionJournal.com. February 24, 2003.
We called the Senator's office to find out just what
those "legitimate" FARC "complaints" might be. A press aide explained that,
"The point Senator Kerry was making was that Colombia's government has long
been rotten with corruption, creating a situation where it has failed to
provide basic services to rural areas." Even Colombia's President Alvaro
Uribe has called for his country "to invest more in its rural areas as an
essential element of combating terrorism," the aide added.
That answer, and the mindset it reveals, is certainly
worth parsing. No doubt Colombia has its share of corruption, and no doubt
the country could stand to "invest more" in poor areas. But what in the
world does that have to do with FARC's acts of terror?
If we've learned anything since September 11,
2001, we'd have thought it was that nothing justifies terror against
innocents. All kinds of groups in the world have complaints, some of them
even legitimate, but all of them don't resort to blowing up social clubs and
political assassination. Mr. Kerry's instinct to explain an act of terror as
a response to corruption suggests that he thinks terrorists can somehow be
stopped by addressing their "complaints." Would Mr. Kerry say the same about
al Qaeda, or the IRA? |
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Peggy
Noonan
Two ex-presidents could
learn from Eisenhower and the Bay of Pigs.
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Noonan, Peggy. “The Anti-Ikes: Two
ex-presidents could learn from Eisenhower and the Bay of Pigs.”
OpinionJournal.com. February 24, 2003.
Do you remember or know how Kennedy's partisan and
political foes responded to the crisis?
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Kennedy asked Nixon's advice. Nixon told him to do
what he could to remove Castro and communism from Cuba. The meeting ended
with Nixon telling JFK, "I will publicly support you to the hilt."
Kennedy and Nixon that day achieved something like
"the kinship of competitors." Mr. Reeves writes. Nixon was good as his word,
supporting the president and refusing to attack him.
Others did the same. New York's liberal governor
Nelson Rockefeller and Arizona's conservative senator Barry Goldwater, both
of whom thought they might run against Kennedy in the next election, met
with him individually and gave the president their public support.
But the most important backing Kennedy needed was
that of his immediate predecessor, Dwight Eisenhower, who had led America
through the previous eight years of relative peace and prosperity. He also
knew something about amphibious invasions, as he had commanded the biggest
in history, in June 1944, on the beaches of Normandy.
Eisenhower was not amused by what had just happened
to his country. Called to Camp David, he dined with Kennedy, and then
together they toured the grounds. It was on this walk that Ike delivered a
stinging reprimand in which he challenged Kennedy's judgment, knowledge and
understanding of the world.
Richard Reeves: "That was in private. In public,
the two men came back from their walk to face the reporters and cameras. . .
. Kennedy told reporters he had asked the General to visit him so he could
'get the benefits of his thoughts and experiences.' Eisenhower told the
reporters, 'I am all in favor of the United States supporting the man who
has to carry the responsibility for foreign affairs.' " |
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Peggy
Noonan
Two ex-presidents could
learn from Eisenhower and the Bay of Pigs.
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Noonan, Peggy. “The Anti-Ikes: Two
ex-presidents could learn from Eisenhower and the Bay of Pigs.”
OpinionJournal.com. February 24, 2003.
Forty-two years ago this spring, in April 1961, a
young American president launched an amphibious invasion on a foreign shore.
It was such a thorough failure that to this day the words "Bay of Pigs" are
shorthand for "American military fiasco." The American-trained Cuban exiles
who stormed the beaches of Cuba in hopes of liberating their homeland were,
essentially, abandoned and left to die, denied the support they'd been
promised by the U.S. government. Fidel Castro crushed them.
The Bay of Pigs invasion was badly planned, poorly
executed and almost wildly unrealistic. (Months before it began former
secretary of state Dean Acheson told JFK, in a private Rose Garden
conversation, that you didn't need Price Waterhouse to figure out 1,500
guerillas aren't going to beat 25,000 Cuban regulars.)
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Surely their conversation at Camp David strongly
suggests that neither Kennedy nor Eisenhower considered the latter
compromised by events. Quite the opposite, in fact. "Mr. President," Ike
questioned him, "before you approved this plan did you have everybody in
front of you debating the thing so you got the pros and cons yourself and
then made the decision, or did you see these people one at a time?" Kennedy
did not directly answer, and then said he'd just approved a plan recommended
by the CIA and the Joint Chiefs.
Eisenhower challenged him: Had Kennedy changed any of
the military plans? Yes, Kennedy said. How could you change plans after the
Cuban exiles were already on their way to the beach? Kennedy said he was
trying to keep U.S. involvement at a minimum, and meant to conceal that
involvement in fears the Soviets would retaliate by moving on Berlin.
From Eisenhower a verbal smack. "That is exactly
the opposite of what would really happen. The Soviets follow their own
plans, when they see any sign of weakness they show their strength." JFK
said he'd been advised not to show America's hand. Eisenhower hit back:
American support, training, materiel and leadership would immediately be
obvious to everyone. "How could you expect the world to believe that we had
nothing to do with it?" He told Kennedy when America resorts to arms, "it
must be a success." |
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Insufferable Frenchman; the
Democrats' appeasment majority; the war at home.
By David Horowitz
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Insufferable Frenchman
Regis Debray, the insufferable French promoter of
Che Guevara and guerrilla war, has an
article
in Sunday's New York Times explaining how Europe is humbler than
America and better in every other way as well. Here is the relevant passage:
"Puritan America is hostage to a sacred morality; it regards itself as the
predestined repository of Good with a mission to strike down Evil.... Europe
no longer possesses that euphoric arrogance." And then, one paragraph later,
"the new world of President Bush, post-modern in its technology, seems
premodern in its values. In its principles of action, America is two or
three centuries behind 'Old Europe.'" Yah. This from a Communist acolyte in
a nation that built Saddam's nuclear reactor, protected Libya's Qaddaffi,
collaborated with Hitler and has the most anti-Semitic populace outside the
Arab world.
Democrats and the
War
Also in Sunday's Times is a poll showing just how big
the Democratic Party's left problem is. According to this poll 60% of
Democrats are against the war with Iraq (and for "containment" instead).
Which is hardly surprising since the Democratic Party's leadership having
voted for the war is now conducting its own guerrilla operation against it.
The War
at Home
I've been watching a Forum on Iraq led by
congressmen Chris Shays with his Connecticut constituents. Most of the
speakers from the audience (and there were many) were against the war, and
all of them spouted the party line laid out by the neo-communist left. I
heard some confused people overwhelmed by their own cowardice and
mind-boggling ignorance. And not just ignorance about what they hadn't heard
or didn't read, but ignorance of what they were being told to their faces by
Shays himself. The main theme was if we just leave others -- Saddam included
-- alone everything will be all right. Of course not one of them believed
this. If they did, they would have protested Clinton's war in Kosovo, but
they didn't. They would have been against interfering in the internal
affairs of South Africa, but they weren't. This battle is not really about
Saddam or even al-Qaeda (and what was the war against the Taliban but a
pre-emptive intervention?) It is about the battle between the left and the
right, between the forces of statism, religious fanaticism, anti-Americanism
and Jew hatred -- in a word global reaction --and the forces of liberty and
freedom. And the sooner conservatives understand the seriousness of the
conflict we face at home, the safer we'll utlimately be. |
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Arab
Nazism: Then and Now
By Michael J. Martin
The Arabs collaborated with the
Nazis then and are influenced by them now. More>
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Martin, Michael J. “Arab Nazism: Then and Now.”
FrontPageMagazine.com. February 24, 2003. Many
contemporary Muslim rulers have
troubling ties with National Socialism, an ideology known for its
dangerous and fanatical extremes. While mainstream Muslims have tended to
distance themselves from their extremist counterparts, fanaticism threatens
to push the entire Muslim world into the arms of its Fascist fringe. This
situation begs examination of both present day and historical intersections
between Muslim ideologies and the virulent components of National Socialist
extremism: racism,
anti-Semitism, death, and destiny.
Saddam Hussein embraces the Baath Party -- formally
the Baath Arab Socialist Party -- a nationalist movement especially
prominent in Syria and Iraq, borne of the Arab world's perceived need to
"produce a means of reasserting the Arab spirit in the face of foreign
domination," claims Al-Baath, the daily party newspaper. "Articulated
as the principle of Arab nationalism, the Baath movement was one of several
political groups that drew legitimacy from an essentially reactive
ideology."
Similar reactionary principles guided Adolf Hitler's
vision of a people united in the face of foreign (particularly Western)
dominance after Germany's crushing defeat during World War I. The motives of
both parties seem frighteningly interchangeable …
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"There were Muslims, especially in the later
phases of World War II, in the service of the SS, such as those recruited in
Bosnia and in the Caucasus," explained Bartov, who is also a fellow at
Harvard University's Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study. "I believe
there was an entire Waffen-SS division made primarily of Muslims in
1944," Bartov told Front Page. |
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"Peace"
Propaganda, Then and Now
By Michael P. Tremoglie
It's time to debunk leftist myths
about Vietnam once and for all. More>
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Tremoglie, Michael P. “‘Peace’ Propaganda,
Then and Now.” FrontPageMagazine.com. February 24, 2003. During the Vietnam War, on college campuses throughout
the country, the conventional wisdom among the anti-war protesters was that
the war was conducted for the rich. The “peaceniks” said that Vietnam was an
economic war -- a war for natural resources. They said that the majority of
American troops serving in Vietnam were blacks, and poor or working class
whites.
The unspoken truth about the conventional wisdom was
that it was merely Communist propaganda. However, to say so would have been
Red-baiting. Just as it is considered Red-baiting now to call the Communist
leadership of the Iraq “peace” demonstrators Communist, so it was then to
call the Vietnam peacenik leaders Communist.
Calling a Communist a Communist is not
Red-baiting. It never has been. It is simply stating a truth. However, the
truth is a terrible thing for some people if it does not comport with their
perspective. |
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The
Long Count
By Allan Wall
The Census likely double-counts
Hispanics. And radical Hispanic groups like it that way. More>
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Wall, Allan. “The Long Count.”
FrontPageMagazine.com. February 24, 2003. So if
Hispanics don’t form a race, surely they form a language group? Not exactly.
The fact is, all “Hispanics” don’t even speak Spanish. Many of them –
possibly up to half - are English dominant, which means they speak English
more than Spanish. Some “Hispanics” don’t speak Spanish at all! Why then are
they classified as “Hispanics”?
To inflate the numbers and promote the idea of
the Hispanic voting bloc, of course! |
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The
Left's Support for Palestinian Terror
By J.D. Cassidy
The anti-Semitism of fools. More>
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Cassidy, J.D. “The Left’s Support for
Palestinian Terror.” FrontPageMagazine.com. February 24, 2003. Among the myriad of anti-American causes that have
spilled into the leftwing cesspool known as the "peace movement," support
for the bloodthirsty Palestinians is perhaps the most disgusting. To the
left-wing America-haters who constitute the new "anti-war" movement, being
"pro-Palestine" somehow translates into being "anti-war." Never mind the
fact that the Muslim radicals who attacked America on 9-11 used Palestinian
suicide bombings in Israel as a model for their sinister plot. The American
left views Palestinian radicals as "freedom fighters," therefore liberating
"Palestine" has become one of the central battles of the new "anti-war"
movement.
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Until terrorist groups like Hezbollah, Hamas and
the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade are brought to heel; until the PLO ceases
funding and encouraging terrorism; until there is a deep change in the
cultural attitudes of Palestinians, the Arab war against Israeli will
persist. Innocent Israeli civilians will continue to be blown to pieces by
Jew-hating Muslim radicals; children will continue to be incinerated in
their school buses; babies will continue to die in their strollers on city
sidewalks; old men and women will continue to be slaughtered by madmen in
street-side cafes. These are the realities of the Palestinian "liberation
movement." The next time that a Western "peace" demonstrator feels compelled
to pick up a Palestinian flag and wave it in the air, he should take a look
at the news photos of Jewish bodies strewn across Israeli streets and think
about what he is actually supporting. |
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How
Hollywood Punishes Politically Incorrect Movies
By Eli Lehrer
Guess why two movies, Barbershop
and Secretary, weren't nominated at the Academy Awards?
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Lehrer, Eli. “How Hollywood Punishes
Politically Incorrect Movies.” FrontPageMagazine.com. February 24, 2003. |
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