Friday, March 10, 2006
Friday
NRO Editorial Page: The Sense of the Congress is a sober look by NRO editors at what the new NSA deal between Congress and the White House can and should be.
American Enterprise Institute: United States Policy toward Iran is Michael A. Ledeen's testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on International Relations. Powerful stuff that deals with the real world.
Michael J. Totten has another fascinating story from Iraq, this time more heartening than the last.
Harry Reid, dumbass.
Bill Roggio: 62 tons of munitions and weapons is just the beginning.
Hamas is itching for a fight. Will Israel scratch?
The eeeevil Michelle Malkin describes how "The bloodthirsty Cartoon Jihadists want to execute an Arab newspaper editor in Yemen": FREE MUHAMMAD AL-ASADI.
And while you're still basking in the glow of Islamofascist freedoms, I give you Muslim Unity. Enjoy. Leftist idiots will adore the nuances.
H/T: Officers Club
Damn!
Christopher Hitchens shares his own take on what to do about Iran as a nation worth saving from its present leadership (never mind the problem of the number one terror-sponsoring state on the planet soon having nukes). He makes the leap of imagination from a local mullah being denied a piece of the former American Embassy grounds to Air Force One's glorious landing on the tarmac in Tehran after some undefined diplomatic triumph, so I'm not wholly sold, but it's worth a read. My problem with Hitchens' concept: no daisycutters.
Austin Bay, Hugh Hewitt, Media Blog: Zogby bogus again.
ACTUALLY, JUST CRASHING
From Drudge via NRO's Corner:
BOOK SALES SOS: CARVILLE/BEGALA BOOK BUST, 'TAKE IT BACK' SELLS 17,734 COPIES SINCE JAN. RELEASE, ACCORDING TO NIELSEN'S BOOKSCAN; WONKETTE ANA MARIE COX 'DOG DAYS' 5,383 COPIES SOLD... DAILY KOS 'CRASHING THE GATE' ONLY 253 COPIES PURCHASED, NIELSEN CLAIMS...
American Enterprise Institute: United States Policy toward Iran is Michael A. Ledeen's testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on International Relations. Powerful stuff that deals with the real world.
Michael J. Totten has another fascinating story from Iraq, this time more heartening than the last.
Harry Reid, dumbass.
Bill Roggio: 62 tons of munitions and weapons is just the beginning.
Hamas is itching for a fight. Will Israel scratch?
The eeeevil Michelle Malkin describes how "The bloodthirsty Cartoon Jihadists want to execute an Arab newspaper editor in Yemen": FREE MUHAMMAD AL-ASADI.
And while you're still basking in the glow of Islamofascist freedoms, I give you Muslim Unity. Enjoy. Leftist idiots will adore the nuances.
H/T: Officers Club
Damn!
Christopher Hitchens shares his own take on what to do about Iran as a nation worth saving from its present leadership (never mind the problem of the number one terror-sponsoring state on the planet soon having nukes). He makes the leap of imagination from a local mullah being denied a piece of the former American Embassy grounds to Air Force One's glorious landing on the tarmac in Tehran after some undefined diplomatic triumph, so I'm not wholly sold, but it's worth a read. My problem with Hitchens' concept: no daisycutters.
Austin Bay, Hugh Hewitt, Media Blog: Zogby bogus again.
ACTUALLY, JUST CRASHING
From Drudge via NRO's Corner:
BOOK SALES SOS: CARVILLE/BEGALA BOOK BUST, 'TAKE IT BACK' SELLS 17,734 COPIES SINCE JAN. RELEASE, ACCORDING TO NIELSEN'S BOOKSCAN; WONKETTE ANA MARIE COX 'DOG DAYS' 5,383 COPIES SOLD... DAILY KOS 'CRASHING THE GATE' ONLY 253 COPIES PURCHASED, NIELSEN CLAIMS...
