July 30, 2005
July 27, 2005
Who's minding the store (of private data you gave up)?
The infurirating thing about this is the people who collect the data think they have a right to take it from you and use it for their purposes and they do it in deceptive ways. People's attitude needs to change concerning their personel data and they should begin to realize it belongs to the individual and someone should need permission to collect it.
July 20, 2005
MSM provides sources::
The group gets its numbers from news stories. Hmmm, consider the source. Always make the U.S. military look bad. Do they think that people really take them seriously??
FT.com / World / US - Iraqi civilian deaths 'close to 25,000'
July 19, 2005
July 18, 2005
Media Research Center::always a good source to see what the moonbats are up to !!
***Media Research Center CyberAlert Special***9:25am EDT, Monday July 18, 2005
Highlights from Recent Postings on the MRC's TimesWatch.org PageToday, upon my return to Virginia after 17 days away during which I spent time in New Hampshire, Washington state and Illinois (a trip which stretched to 18 days when I didn't arrive home until about 1am this morning), highlights of articles written last week by Clay Waters, Editor of the MRC's TimesWatch.org Web site dedicated to documenting and exposing the liberal political agenda of the New York Times. To receive TimesWatch material by e-mail, sign up for the "TimesWatch Tracker" daily e-mail service.
To subscribe, go to http://www.timeswatch.or and you'll see a link in the top right corner. Or, go directly to this page:http://www.timeswatch.org/listmanager/subscribe.aspDon't miss "Quotes of Note," a weekly compilation of the week's most obnoxious quotes from New York Times reporters, columnists and editorials:http://www.timeswatch.org/quotes/welcome.asp
Also, check out the "Elsewhere on the Web" listing, along the right side of the TimesWatch home page, for items about the New York Times posted on other Web sites. The "Elsewhere on the Web" archive: http://www.timeswatch.org/elsewhere/welcome.aspTo read in full the articles listed below, go to the TimesWatch home page:
http://www.timeswatch.org/For the archive of TimesWatch.org articles:http://www.timeswatch.org/articles/welcome.aspNow, summaries of TimesWatch.org postings from last week:>
Articles posted on Friday, July 15:-- NYT Conceals Good News for Karl RoveBob Novak told Karl Rove about the identify of Valerie Plame, not the other way around -- though the Times does its best to bury its pro-Rove findings.--
Falluja "Insurgency Is Rising From the Rubble"Edward Wong's front-page story from the "police state" of Falluja includes his usual jolly spin on progress in the Iraq War.>
Articles posted on Thursday, July 14:-- Will U.K. Emulate America's "Draconian" Anti-Terror Laws?Tony Blair comes in for more blame for the London bombing from Alan Cowell, who refers to America's "more draconian anti-terror laws."--
An "Eloquent" Terror SupporterEric Lichtblau seems more impressed with the "eloquence" of a convicted terror supporter in Virginia than the case for incitement the government proved against him.--
A Front-Page Reprieve for RoveThe Times takes a break from front-page Karl Rove stories and climbs down a little on Bush's alleged promise to fire the Plame leaker.>
Articles posted on Wednesday, July 13:-- Karl Rove Testing Bush's Loyalty?The Karl Rove resignation watch continues on the front page of the Times.--
Centering Hillary for 2008Is Hillary Clinton a liberal? The Times still can't say.-- More Fuel for Higher Tax TaxesA front-page Business story from Jad Mouawad and Matthew Wald finds the Times again touting higher gas taxes and other federal government interventions as a route to energy efficiency.>
Articles posted on Tuesday, July 12:-- Judy Miller's Revenge?Richard Stevenson goes after Bush adviser Karl Rove.-- Unconstant Bush, Wise Ted KennedyDavid Sanger sows doubt about Bush and sets up ultraliberal Sen. Ted Kennedy as a straight shooter.--
Is Bill Moyers Liberal? Labaton Still Can't SayStephen Labaton follows up on the PBS budget fight and again refuses to call Bill Moyers liberal (but the Wall Street Journal editorial page is conservative).--
Seeing Class Warfare on a Pro-London WebsiteSarah Boxer manages to be critical of a website set up after the London terror attacks: "We're Not Afraid, set up to show solidarity with London, seems to be turning into a place where the haves of the world can show that they're not afraid of the have-nots.">
Articles posted on Monday, July 11:-- Cowell Not Cowed from Blaming Tony BlairMore from Alan Cowell on the terrorist bombings that killed over 50 people in London and how Tony Blair may share a bit of blame.--
"Rare" Partial-Birth Abortion? Who Says?Twice the Times insists that "so-called partial-birth abortion" is rare, in a rush to minimize the potent issue. But does the Times know what it's talking about? An earlier story suggests confusion: "It is not known how often [PBA] is performed in the United States, but its use is limited to the latter weeks of the second trimester. Even then, it is not always the procedure doctors choose. In fact, it is practiced very rarely." Got that?--
U.S. "Restricting Its Citizens' Rights" for Security's SakeRichard Bernstein puffs up Europe's superior civil liberty sensibility: "From the 9/11 attacks through the Madrid bombings, Europeans have refused to sacrifice civil liberties in the fight against terrorism, sharply criticizing the United States for restricting its citizens' rights for the sake of security. Even with the London attacks, there is little indication that this philosophical divide is narrowing." What "restrictions" does he mean?
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Maybe They Know Something the Spanish Leaders Don't Know::
Suspected Spain al-Qaida Leader Beaten (AP)
AP - Inmates on Friday beat up a suspected al-Qaida cell leader jailed on charges he helped plot the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States, breaking his jaw, nose and a tooth and injuring one of his eyes, Spanish officials said.
July 17, 2005
Police Snipers Track Al Qaeda
Police Snipers Track Al Qaeda Suspects
Multiculturalism battles with the survival instinct, as Police snipers track al-Qaeda suspects. (Hat tip: aaron.)
UNDERCOVER police sniper squads are tracking as many as a dozen Al-Qaeda suspects because security services fear they could be planning more suicide attacks, writes David Leppard.
The covert armed units are under orders to shoot to kill if surveillance suggests that a terror suspect is carrying a bomb and he refuses to surrender if challenged.
The deployment of the teams in the past week signals the huge “intelligence gap” that has opened up since the London bombings.
Police fear the suspects could be planning a further wave of attacks but do not have enough evidence to arrest them, or place them under the government’s new anti-terror control orders.
Sir Ian Blair, the Metropolitan police commissioner, warned last week that there was a “very strong possibility” of more terrorist bombings.
Scotland Yard and MI5 say there may be more “bomb factories”. However, officers admit that they have no idea which suspects could be planning the next attacks so they are deploying the sniper squads as an emergency measure.
A member of S019, Scotland Yard’s elite firearms unit, said: “These units are trained to deal with any eventuality. Since the London bombs they have been deployed to look at certain people.”
Article from PowerLine::hope they don't mind I am expermenting::
President Bush was in Denmark last week, and the usual suspects turned out to demonstrate against him. Some Danish bloggers organized a counter-demonstration to show their support for America and President Bush. Gateway Pundit, one of the best blogs out there, has the story, with photos. Note the "men in black" in the background:
The phenomenon of "democracy babes" has been noted world-wide, with Lebanon an especially notable example. Professor Reynolds has been assiduous about keeping up with the Democracy Babe story. He'll have to add Denmark to the list:
[Power Line]
The Left's Inverted Reality-Based Community
LGF article that recognizes that at least the left has an opinion concerning
matters of life and death.
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July 14, 2005
US: Saudis 'Significant Source' of Terror Money
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One for the "D-oh!" category: US government calls Saudis 'significant source' of terror funds. WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) - The US government has suggested wealthy Saudi individuals remain "a significant source" of funds for Islamic terrorists around the world, despite widely-publicized efforts by the desert kingdom to shut down ...
http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/?entry=16659&only=yes
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Check it out
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The new GOP.com website, that is. I particularly enjoyed "Joe Wilson's Top Ten Worst Inaccuracies And Misstatements."
http://powerlineblog.com/archives/011032.php
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July 13, 2005
Ask the Dems about justice::
Well, we have the usual rant from the Dems that Karl Rove must be fired must be punished. Ah, but wait as they speak now Kerry, Hillary and the others Karl Rove has not been charged with anything and certainly has not been convicted of anything so where's the justice the Dems are alway seeking for everybody. But, appartantly none for a Republican.
July 09, 2005
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap::
The words that a reasonable, rational man has to describe something like the
terrorist bombing in London do not exists. It is a crime against humanity.
It is a war crime and those who perpetrate these deeds are cowards. Their
justification for the deed falls false at whatever God's altar they may
petition for validity.
Terrorism hasn't any history of being victorious in its goals. Society will
not surrender, will not capitulate, will not falter, will not run, will not
negotiate.
The deeds done dirt cheap will only strengthen the resolve of those that are
targeted and they will eventually strike back in ways that will punish those
who are even remotely connected to the enemy. The Muslim world must condemn
and work to stop the terrorists amongst them. They haven't any other choice
or they risk becoming viewed as giving aid and comfort to our enemies. If
they remain silent and take no action then this condemns them to that
destiny and it is not holy.
z
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