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Boodhoo, Niala. “Hispanics
Outpace Blacks as Largest Minority Group.” Reuters. June
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Broughton, Philip Delves. “Paris
court blocks book exposing corruption.” The Telegraph (UK).
June 19, 2003.
A Paris court last night halted publication of a book by a former
investigating magistrate that claims France is institutionally corrupt.
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The court ruled that publication of Is This The World We Want To Live In?
might prejudice the trial of former Elf executives, now in its third month,
which has already revealed the extent of political and financial corruption
in France.
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“Coulter War: Challenges
Hillary For Top Of Charts; 'Treason' Book, Defense Of Mccarthy Set For
Release.” The Drudge Report. June 19, 2003.
"The myth of 'McCarthyism' is the greatest Orwellian fraud of our times,"
Coulter pounds. "Liberals are fanatical liars, then as now. Everything you
think you know about McCarthy is a hegemonic lie." |
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“Europe warned on
anti-Semitism.” BBC News. June 19, 2003. The
United States has said Europe must do more to tackle a resurgence of
anti-Semitism around the world.
The plea was made by former New York mayor Rudolph
Giuliani, representing the US at a conference in the Austrian capital,
Vienna.
"Words do not suffice to turn the tide of
anti-Semitism that is once again growing in Europe and other parts of the
world," he said.
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Gehre, Robert. “Air
Academy Inquiry Finds No Cover-Up.” The Guardian (UK). June 19,
2003. Attention among
Air Force Academy leaders to the issue of sexual assault has dwindled in the
past six years, but there is no ``systemic acceptance'' of assaults, an Air
Force investigation found. |
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Taranto, James.
“Best of the Web Today.” OpinionJournal.com. , 2003. |
Big-Headed Bloggers Parade on Raines |
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Dennis the Menace
There is some legitimate dispute about just what happened when Lynch
was captured and later rescued. In April Washington Post ombudsman
Michael Getler acknowledged that the paper had cited probably
false claims by unnamed "U.S. officials" that Lynch had gone down
shooting after suffering multiple gunshot wounds. On the other hand,
much of the Lynch revisionism has been based on a patently silly
report from the
BBC claiming, among other things, that the soldiers who rescued
Pfc. Lynch were firing blanks.
For the sake of the historical record, it would be worthwhile to
clarify what actually happened rather than rely on accounts produced
during the fog of war. But there's also a political agenda at work
here: Far-left critics of America are arguing that if there were
errors in the original account of Lynch's capture and rescue, it
somehow illustrates that the Bush administration, the nation and the
military are fundamentally evil. (See this typically bilious
Robert Scheer column for an example.) |
Rulon, Malia “Lawmaker
Seeks Videotape of Lynch Rescue.” Kansas City Star (AP).
June 3, 2003.
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To the Left, March
John Kerry may be positively middle-of-the-road
when compared with Dennis Kucinich and Howard Dean, but The American
Spectator Online makes clear that these things are relative. Last
night, TASO reports, the haughty, French-looking Massachusetts
Democrat, who by the way served in Vietnam, "appeared on Park Avenue
where a former Goldman Sachs partner hosted the likes of grand lefties
Robert Downey, Sr. (the one who taught his kid how to smoke pot),
Erica Jong, Norman Mailer, George Plimpton, movie director Robert
Altman (who has still not moved out of the country), Carly Simon, and
Candice Bergen." |
The Prowler. “Kerry
And The Comrades.” The American Spectator. June 4, 2003. |
The Weapons Mystery
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Brookes, Peter. “When
Weapons Go Missing.” New York Post. June , 2003.
Notice how you don't see any of the
governments that opposed the use of force saying: "I told you so."
That's because no one disagreed that Saddam had an arsenal of WMD. In
fact, in the fall of last year, the U.N. Security Council voted
unanimously that Baghdad had WMD and must disarm. The disagreements
with Paris and Berlin came over how to disarm Saddam of his WMD, not
whether he had it. |
Eponymous Dowdification
"Me . . . has no intelligence."--Maureen Dowd,
New York Times, June 4 |
Dowd, Maureen. “Bomb and
Switch.” New York Times. June 4, 2003. |
Life in the Vast Lane
Sen. Hillary Clinton, whose husband was
president for eight years prior to her election to the World's
Greatest Deliberative Body, has a White House memoir coming out next
week, and the Associated Press has a sneak preview. In the book she
reveals that her husband is--brace yourself--a liar:
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The AP doesn't say if the senator offers an
apology to those she smeared as part of a "vast right-wing
conspiracy," but certainly one is due. |
Woodward, Calvin, and
McDonough, Siobhan. “Hillary
Clinton's Book Details Betrayal.” Yahoo! News (AP). June 4, 2003. |
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Clegg, Roger. “Here,
but Only Halfway.” Wall Street Journal.
June 16, 2003. p
D8.
It has become unfashionable for our civic institutions -- notably our
public schools -- to teach that America is an admirable country, with a
way of life worth emulating. To the contrary, children are fed a diet rich
in victimology and poor in patriotism. And of course it only gets worse in
college. |
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Crossen, Cynthia. “Not
Too Long Ago, Some Begged for an Income Tax.” Wall Street Journal.
June 4, 2003. p
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Less than a century ago, the U.S. Congress, responding to pressure from
its constituents, voted to start collecting taxes on people's income.
Many Americans, especially small-business owners, farmers, trade unionists
and people who lived in the Midwest, West and South, cheered the new tax.
Finally, with this new tax, they might get some relief from their
financial struggles. |
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Hill, Geoff. “Marxist
Mugabe Ruthlessly Stifles Dissent.” FrontPageMagazine.com. June
4, 2003. A photographer for Reuters news agency in Harare saw
police forcing about 50 people, some of them women, to lie on the street
while they beat them with batons and homemade whips. … Mr. Mugabe was returned to power last year in an
election so marred by violence, fraud and intimidation that many Western
countries, including Britain and the United States, refused to recognize
the result. … U.N. food agencies estimate that 70 percent of the
country's 12 million people now live under conditions of famine, blamed by
the opposition on a coercive land-reform program by Mr. Mugabe begun two
years ago. |
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Sowell, Thomas. “Utopia
versus US.” FrontPageMagazine.com (townhall.com). June 4, 2003. The June issue of National Geographic contains one of
the rare honest looks at India. The article "India's Untouchables" gives a
shocking picture of some of the most persecuted people on earth.
For far too long, India has been one of a number of
countries used by the intelligentsia to denigrate the United States. The
image or the insinuation has been that we are materialistic, they are
spiritual; we are violent, they are peaceful -- and so on.
Instead of picturing every country as it is,
warts and all, too often the picture of the United States has been warts
only and other countries -- whether India, Cuba, China, or at one time the
Soviet Union -- have had their blemishes and worse passed over in silence. |
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Hamilton, Argus. “And now for the
important news .....” Jewish World Review. June 19, 2003.
Simon & Schuster held a book party for Bill and Hillary Clinton in New
York where guests enjoyed oysters on the half shell. You know what this
means. Simon & Schuster was feeding Bill Clinton oysters in hope of
another Hillary bestseller.
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Sowell,
Thomas. “The
legacy of Eric Hoffer, Part.” Jewish World Review. June 20, 2003. Hoffer said: "The less justified a man is in
claiming excellence for his own self, the more ready he is to claim all
excellence for his nation, his religion, his race or his holy cause."
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Schaffer,
Michael Currie. “When Monica takes
to the streets, Iraqis notice.” Jewish World Review. June 4, 2003. In Iraq, no set of wheels is held in higher regard
than the large, mostly white Toyota Land Cruiser sport utility vehicles
long favored by government officials, intelligence agents and VIPs from
Basra to Kirkuk.
Locals call the vehicles "Monicas," as in
Lewinsky, after the former White House intern whose appearance meets
Iraqi standards for both feminine and automotive beauty.
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"They are a very tempting car," said Marwan
Shaban, a car dealer in the nearby northern city of Mosul. "Just as
Monica tempted Clinton, they will tempt you."
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Armas, Genaro C. “Hispanics
total half of growth: U.S. influx fuels population gain.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (AP).
June 19, 2003. Hispanics accounted for half of the growth in the
U.S. population the past two years as a high birthrate and influx of
immigrants helped secure Hispanics’ position as the largest minority
group. Hispanics numbered 38.8 million as of July 2002.
That was an increase of almost 10 percent, or 3.5 million, since April
2000, the Census Bureau estimated Wednesday. During the same period, the
national population rose 2.5 percent, or 6.9 million people, to more
than 288 million. |
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Ritter, Malcomb. “Y
chromosome found to be a Mr. Fix-it: Genetic male determiner can make
do-it-yourself repairs, researchers learn.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (AP).
June 19, 2003. Scientists have discovered that the Y chromosome —
the one that makes a man a man — has a remarkable ability to make
do-it-yourself repairs. … That ability may help keep the Y chromosome from
rotting away over millions of years of evolution. … |
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Zoll, Rachel. “Bishop
quits after hit-and-run arrest: Phoenix’s O’Brien resigns two weeks after
admitting he protected abusive clergy.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (AP).
June 19, 2003. On Wednesday, just over two
weeks after admitting to sheltering alleged molester priests, Phoenix
Bishop Thomas O’Brien resigned after his arrest in a weekend fatal
hit-and-run accident. |
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Nessman, Ravi. “Writing
on burial chest a forgery: Alleged reference to Jesus is recent, Israeli
agency says.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (AP).
June 19, 2003. An inscription that purportedly
links an ancient burial chest to Jesus’ brother is a forgery, Israel said
Wednesday, dashing excitement about an artifact that had been touted as
one of the greatest archaeological finds of modern times. |
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Davis, Andy. “LR
police officer arrested, accused of sexual assault: He met girl, 16, at
student camp.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
June 19, 2003. A Little Rock police officer
was arrested Wednesday in the sexual assault of a teenager he met at a
camp for high school students. |
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Hansen, Matthew. “Rescuers
help woman after water spins car.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
June 19, 2003. A Little Rock woman had to be
rescued Wednesday afternoon after a flash flood from a small stream near
the entrance to Kanis Park turned her car sideways and swiftly moving
water trapped her inside. |
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“Outlook
for new Grand Gulf reactor better.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
June 19, 2003. The New Orleans-based company
is only weeks from filing an application with the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission for a permit to build a reactor next to one it already operates
near Port Gibson, Miss. The permit would be a preliminary step toward
building a new unit. Entergy says it has not decided to build the second
unit. |
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Freeman, Helaine R. “Moving
on back Many prosperous black families are moving from integrated
neighborhoods back to predominantly black communities. Some never left.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
June 19, 2003. |
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Letters
“Policy depresses
wages”
Thomas Pope of Little Rock writes to point out that immigration is
depressing wages “and, if continued at the current rate, the American
middle class will decline to levels in less developed nations.“ |
“Dads will get visits, too”
Dee Ann Newell of Little Rock, co-chair of Arkansas Voices for the
Children Left Behind Inc., writes to say that her organization serves
“children of all prisoners, fathers as well as mothers..” |
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“David Greenglass: Twice a Traitor.” History Channel:
History's Mysteries. On June 19, 1953,
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed for passing secrets of the atomic
bomb to the Soviet Union. In their trial, the primary witness against
Ethel was her brother, David Greenglass. Greenglass was also convicted of
spying and sentenced to prison, but he was released in 1960. Now, he's
finally telling his side of the story. This is David Greenglass's
extraordinary story, including the shocking revelation that he lied on the
stand and sent his own sister to the electric chair! TV G |
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