I am in here.
Go over to Carpe Bonum and have a look. ‘Cause they have pictures and I don’t. Not of the protests, anyways. Carpe Bonum: Dueling protests in Beirut What does freedom look like? Can you distinguish it from tyranny? Let’s take a look at the dueling protests they’ve been having in Beirut.
Publius has the details… Publius Pundit – Blogging the democratic revolution You may remember earlier in the week a couple Bahraini bloggers were arrested and people protested. Well, they’ve been released and with an added boon to all of us: They’ve passed some pro-democracy legislation.
From Austin Bay Blog » Era of the Armed Liberal 9/11 marked the end of multi-cultural nostrums dear to the Democrat’s hard left. It marked the end of welfare states as we know them –now the strategic game’s either globalize or die. The “die option” bifurcates: either shrink and die slowly, or submit to a … Continue reading The way politics is today
From Crossing the Rubicon2: Hezbollah, Continued, this is Barbara Newman, a senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, stating the truth about Hezbollah: Hezbollah doesn’t play politics the way we think of it. Its members are devoutly dedicated to the creation of a theocracy in Lebanon similar to that in Iran and … Continue reading Hezbollah, defined
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