For years now, Iran has been training and equipping militants and terrorists in Iraq, despite the abject refusal of Western press to report on it and the U.S. and other governments to do anything about it. Now, Iran is providing “small-level” assistance to Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan, as well, according to General David Petraeus, commanding general of United States Central Command (CentCom). Despite being on | Read More »
There’s an event coming up he might be interested in: Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn Book Release Event for RACE COURSE: Against White Supremacy 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009 International House 1414 E. 59th Street, Chicago The author bios included in the release from “Third World Press” (“Progressive Black Publishing Since 1967″) read as follows: Bill Ayers is a distinguished professor of education and | Read More »
That’s the entire AP story: “President-elect Obama says his policy on terrorism strategy will be to uphold high ideals.” I guess that’s all we need to know in this new hopey-changey world where nothing concrete is said or done, and ideas with less form than a morning fog are given the weight of actions themselves. I’m sure al Qaeda, Jaish al Islam, Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran’s | Read More »
I originally posted this at Politico‘s “Arena” blog in response to the question of the day, which was “The Gaza war: What should the U.S. do?” America should provide all of the support we can to Israel in their attempt to root out and eliminate the Hamas terrorist organization in Gaza, just as we asked our allies to do when we retaliated against al Qaeda | Read More »
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad today said it was “time to act” in response to Israel’s tiny state’s offensive against terrorists in the Gaza Strip, calling on the Arab League to move “quickly” against the Jewish state. “Aren’t these oppressed Palestinians Arabs?” asked Ahmadinejad in a televised speech. “So when should the capacity of the Arab League be used? The Arab League should act quickly.” He | Read More »
“I don’t regret setting bombs,” Bill Ayers said. “I feel we didn’t do enough.” Thus begins an article that today shares its seventh anniversary with another attack on the Pentagon — and, of course, on the World Trade Center. On September 11, 2001, the New York Times ran a fawning 2,000 word profile of Ayers, whose glamorous, high-profile history as a domestic terrorist during the | Read More »
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