John Moore | November 15, 2008
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Forget bipartisanship. Forget the ability to protect our citizens from terrorists.
Some activists have revenge in mind… unprecedented attacks on former officials and citizens who assisted the government.
They plan to create a whole new legal minefield which can be used to hound anyone whom they dislike. Even if you [...]
admin | September 24, 2007
The sad state of elite academia is indicated by the statement of Columbia’s acting Dean of the School of International and Public Affairs regarding Iranian terrorist leader Ahmadinejad’s visit.
Dean John Coatsworth seems unaware of 20th century history.
From The New York Sun:
[He] told [us] that if the Nazi leader had agreed to speak and answer [...]
John Moore | April 3, 2005
Roger L Simon has been doing a great job of keeping the UN Oil-For-Food scandal alive, scooping the MSM on the depth of Kofi Annan’s family involvement.
Enough of this raises a basic question about the UN: can an organization largely composed of individuals from culture where corruption is rampant be effective at other than lining [...]
John Moore | March 6, 2005
Unexpected Whiff of Freedom Proves Bracing for the Mideast writes Neil MacFarquhar in the New York Times.
Unexpected? Do they pay attention to trends at all? The Iraqi government and the Bush administration both promised free elections in Iraq on Jan 30th, and they happened.
So what is unexpected? To the Times and the rest of the [...]
John Moore | July 27, 2004
The Boston Globe reports:
BOSTON (AP) Two civil rights groups filed a lawsuit in federal court to stop the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority from randomly inspecting passengers’ bags, saying it’s an unconstitutional violation of personal privacy.
A judge scheduled an emergency hearing for Tuesday afternoon in the case filed by National Lawyers Guild and American Anti-Discrimination [...]
John Moore | July 15, 2004
Bruce Schneier is a cryptologist and security “expert”. He’s generally a very smart guy, but he seems to let his passion for privacy and distrust of government get in the way of reason. His latest Cryptogram publication is an example. It analyzes the three Supreme Court rulings on war detainees and finds all appropriate from [...]
John Moore | June 12, 2004
For the leftists who still haven’t awakened, a response to the many charges leveled by them over the decades of the cold war.
John Moore | April 13, 2004
John Moore | April 7, 2004
John Moore | April 7, 2004
Today has been very significant in the Iraq war, with an uprising by a minor but well armed Shiite militia backed by Iran, an uprising by Baathists, a coalition seige of Fallujah, battles in Fallujah, and a lot of people killed on all sides.
Here is your challenge: Guess what Ted Koppel considers the most [...]