Wednesday,
June 30, 2004
"More
Distortions From Michael Moore" (Michael Isikoff and Mark
Hosenball, Newsweek, 2004/06/30)
"Al-Qaeda spells out
Iraq attack strategy in handbook: report" (AFP/Yahoo! News,
2004/06/30)
"Poll:
over 40% of Canadian teens think America is 'evil'"
(Arthur Weinreb, Toronto Free Press, 2004/06/30)
"UK
servicemen 'forced' into Iran" (BBC News, 2004/06/30)
"Thousands of Refugees
Greet Powell in Sudan" (Christopher Marquis, The New York
Times, 2004/06/30)
"Saddam's trial to
be televised" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/30)
"'I am Saddam Hussein, president
of Iraq,' says ousted dictator" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/30)
"Iraqis Given Legal Custody
of Saddam" (Fisnik Abrashi, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/30)
"'Please Vote' keynote
image" (www.pleasevote.com, 2004/06/09)
"Textbook Jihad in
Egypt" (Andrew G. Bostom, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/06/30)
"All in the Family: Domestic
hell at U.N. headquarters" (Claudia Rosett, The Wall Street
Journal, 2004/06/30)
"Powell Heads for Darfur,
Annan Arrives in Sudan" (Saul Hudson, Reuters, 2004/06/30)
"'We Want to Make a Light
Baby'" (Emily Wax, The Washington Post, 2004/06/30)
"Attack Iran, US chief
ordered British" (Michael Smith, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/06/30)
Tuesday,
June 29, 2004
"Small
party and great hopes" (Ali, Iraq the Model, 2004/06/29)
"Yasmin rides again"
(Norman Geras, normblog, 2004/06/29)
"Allawi: Saddam connected
to al-Qaida" (Tom Brokaw, NBC News, 2004/06/29)
"U.S. Expels Iranians
Accused of Filming Sites" (Warren Hoge, The New York Times,
2004/06/29)
"Amnesty International:
Syria torturing children" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/29)
"French-U.S. Tussles
Reopen NATO Wounds" (Gareth Jones, Reuters, 2004/06/29)
"Iraq to Get Legal Custody
of Hussein Wed" (Nadia Abou El-Magd, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/29)
"Be Like Mike"
(Andrew Sullivan, The New Republic, 2004/06/29)
"Preparing for Attack"
(John Keegan, National Review, 2004/06/29)
"Political Paradoxes"
(Peter Berkowitz, New York Sun, 2004/06/29)
"What Iraq Needs Now: Elections,
ASAP" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2004/06/29)
"The nation-building
lessons Washington has to learn" (John Keegan, The Daily
Telegraph, 2004/06/29)
"Iraq's New History"
(Fouad Ajami, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/29)
"Iranian Government Media
Reports: 'Iranian Woman Gives Birth to Frog;' 'Americans Are Behind
Beheadings;' and 'Jewish Involvement in 9/11'" (MEMRI,
Special Dispatch Series - No. 735, 2004/06/29)
"A Novel's Plot Against
the President: Character Fantasizes Bush Assassination"
(Linton Weeks, Washington Post, 2004/06/29)
"With a little help from
his enemies" (Phillip Adams, The Australian, 2004/06/29)
Monday,
June 28, 2004
"Let
Freedom Reign!" (The White House, 2004/06/28)
"Al Jazeera
TV & the Terrorists" (Sam, Hammorabi, 2004/06/28)
"Militants
Say They Executed U.S. Soldier in Iraq - TV" (Reuters,
2004/06/28)
"That
which has benefit for the people" (Alaa, The Mesopotamian,
2004/06/28)
"Go Iraq
go" (Mohammed, Iraq the Model, 2004/06/28)
"Remarks
by President Bush and Prime Minister Blair on Transfer of Iraqi Sovereignty"
(The White House, 2004/06/28)
"New
Iraqi Premier Outlines Agenda" (AP/The New York Times,
2004/06/28)
"Saddam
to face Iraqi judge in 'next few days'" (Reuters/MSNBC,
2004/06/28)
"U.S.
Transfers Sovereignty to Iraqi Govt" (Tarek El-Tablawy,
AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/28)
"Enemy Combatants
Win Right to U.S. Courts" (Anne Gearan, AP/My Way, 2004/06/28)
"A dangerous
time to be a Jew" (Simon Sebag Montefiore, New Statesman,
2004/06/28)
"Chirac
leads resistance as Bush courts Nato allies" (Ian Black
and Michael White, The Guardian, 2004/06/28)
"Fahrenheit
Tedium" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/06/28)
"Sudanese
Refugees Told to Stay Silent On Government, Militia Abuses"
(Emily Wax, The Washington Post, 2004/06/28)
"Two killed,
including 4-year-old, when Kassams hit Sderot" (Arieh O'Sullivan,
The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/28)
"Iraq
Group Issues Threat to Behead a Missing Marine" (Jeffrey
Gettleman, The New York Times, 2004/06/28)
Sunday,
June 27, 2004
"Evidence
of Niger uranium trade 'years before war'" (Mark Huband,
Financial Times, 2004/06/27)
"Arab TV Shows Tape of
Marine Held Hostage" (Robert H. Reid, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/27)
"I
kid you not" (Douglas, ¡No Pasarán!,
2004/06/27)
"Masked
Iraq Gunmen Threaten to Behead Pakistani-TV" (Reuters,
2004/06/27)
"Meet The New Jihad"
(Michael Ware, TIME, 2004/06/27)
"By the Time War Starts,
It's Too Late" (Francis Fukuyama, Los Angeles Times, 2004/06/27)
"It's their future"
(David Aaronovitch, The Observer, 2004/06/27)
"Despite all the troubles,
Iraqis know their future is bright" (Con Coughlin, The
Sunday Telegraph, 2004/06/27)
"A New Beginning"
(Ayad Allawi, The Washington Post, 2004/06/27)
"A Correspondent in Iraq:
Scenes of Hope and Dread" (Dexter Filkins, The New York
Times, 2004/06/27)
"In Sudan, Death and
Denial: Officials Accused of Concealing Crisis as Thousands Starve"
(Emily Wax, The Washington Post, 2004/06/27)
"Three Turks Held in Iraq;
Blast Kills 40" (Tarek El-Tablawy, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/27)
"7
Militants Die in Israeli Raid in West Bank" (Greg Myre,
The New York Times, 2004/06/27)
Saturday,
June 26, 2004
"Palestinian
leader Yasser Arafat lights a cauldron..." (Lefteris Pitarakis,
AP, 2004/06/26)
"Arafat announces 'Olympic
Truce' with Israel" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/26)
"Al-Zarqawi Terror Group
Kidnaps 3 Turks" (Fisnik Abrashi, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/26)
"US and EU pledge support
to Iraq" (BBC News, 2004/06/26)
"Right Man's Burden:
Why empire enthusiast Niall Ferguson won't change his mind"
(Benjamin Wallace-Wells, The Washington Monthly, from the June 2004
issue)
"Bill Clinton Was Right:
There was a Saddam-Osama connection and we're learning more every day"
(Stephen F. Hayes, The Weekly Standard, from the 2004/07/05 issue)
"Un-Moored from Reality:
Fahrenheit 9/11 connects dots that aren't there" (Matt
Labash, The Weekly Standard, from the 2004/07/05 issue)
"All Hail Moore"
(David Brooks, The New York Times, 2004/06/26)
"CIA
Analyst Assails War on Terrorism"
(Walter Pincus, The Washington Post, 2004/06/26)
"9/11
Panel Links Al Qaeda, Iran" (Dan Eggen, The Washington
Post, 2004/06/26)
Friday,
June 25, 2004
"Back
in the USSR" (Anne Applebaum, The New Republic, 2004/06/25)
"Time to
get moving on Iran" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post,
2004/06/25)
"Year
Three: Where do we stand in this disorienting war?" (Victor
Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/06/25)
"Tortured
Arguments: How to interpret those Bush interrogation documents"
(The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/25)
"'This is the only fun the
kids get - shooting at the US sitting ducks'" (Ghaith Abdul-Ahad,
The Guardian, 2004/06/25)
"Clinton
first linked al Qaeda to Saddam" (Rowan Scarborough, The
Washington Times, 2004/06/25)
"Iraqis,
Seeking Foes of Saudis, Contacted bin Laden, File Says"
(Thom Shanker, The New York Times, 2004/06/25)
"Attacks
in 5 Iraqi Cities Leave More Than 100 Dead" (Jeffrey Gettleman,
The New York Times, 2004/06/25)
Thursday,
June 24, 2004
"Watching
Michael Moore" (Jeff Jarvis, BuzzMachine, 2004/06/24)
"Incitement
to Jihad on Saudi Government-Controlled TV" (Steven Stalinsky,
MEMRI, 2004/06/24)
"An orange
alert for the lefties" (Miranda Devine, The Sydney Morning
Herald, 2004/06/24)
"To Saddam's
prisoners, US abuse seems 'a joke'" (Gert Van Langendonk,
The Daily Star, 2004/06/24)
"Cheney Utters
'F-Word' in Senate - Aides" (Reuters/My Way, 2004/06/24)
"Demonstrators
protest U.S. polices on AIDS" (Terry Leonard, AP/seattlepi.com,
2004/06/24)
"N.
Korea Considers Freezing Nuke Program" (Joe McDonald, AP/Yahoo!
News, 2004/06/24)
"Iran
Returns Detained British Sailors" (Ali Akbar Dareini, AP/Yahoo!
News, 2004/06/24)
"Rebel Attacks
in Five Iraq Cities Kill 75" (Alistair Lyon, Reuters, 2004/06/24)
"Blasts across Turkey
kill three" (Ayla Jean Yackley, Reuters, 2004/06/24)
"BBC to
launch Arabic TV channel" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/24)
"Democrats
and the Fahrenheit 9/11 Trap: Do they endorse Michael Moores kookiness?"
(Byron Yorke, National Review, 2004/06/24)
"Anti-totalitarianism
as a Vocation: An Interview with Adam Michnik" (Thomas
Cushman, Dissent, from the Spring 2004 issue)
"A Partial
Disclosure" (The Washington Post, 2004/06/24)
"Danger
money for expats as the Saudi exodus grows" (Ewen MacAskill,
The Guardian, 2004/06/24)
Wednesday,
June 23, 2004
"A
TV grab taken from Al-Alam TV station..." (Al-Alam/AFP,
2004/06/23)
"Foreign
fighters increase presence in Iraq" (P. Mitchell Prothero,
UPI, 2004/06/23)
"U.S. Offers
North Korea Aid if It Phases Out Nuclear Program" (Joseph
Kahn, The New York Times, 2004/06/23)
"US war
crimes immunity bid fails" (BBC News, 2004/06/23)
"Iran
Postpones Talks on British Sailors" (AP/ABC News, 2004/06/23)
"Iran
orders release of UK sailors" (BBC News, 2004/06/23)
"Why were
in Iraq, part two" (Ernest F. Hollings, The State, 2004/06/23)
"Polio
outbreak threatens Africa" (Sarah Boseley, The Guardian,
2004/06/23)
"Militant
Vows to Assassinate Iraq Premier" (Robert H. Reid, AP/Yahoo!
News, 2004/06/23)
"Magboula's
Brush With Genocide" (Nicholas D. Kristof, The New York
Times, 2004/06/23)
"Army
unit claims victory over sheik" (Rowan Scarborough, The
Washington Times, 2004/06/23)
"Memo on
Interrogation Tactics Is Disavowed" (Mike Allen and Susan
Schmidt, The Washington Post, 2004/06/23)
Tuesday,
June 22, 2004
"Kim
Jung-soo, sister of slain South Korean Kim Sun-il..." (Lee
Chong-kun, Hangyere News Paper/AP, 2004/06/23)
"Militants
in Iraq Kill S. Korean Hostage" (Todd Pitman, AP/Yahoo!
News, 2004/06/22)
"Saddams
Prison Letter" (Rod Nordland, Newsweek, 2004/06/22)
"White
House Releases Documents Related to Prison Abuse" (David
Stout, The Washington Post, 2004/06/22)
"Blindfolded
British naval personnel..." (Al-Alam TV/AFP, 2004/06/22)
"Ready
for $60-a-Barrel Oil?" (Michael Ledeen, National Review,
2004/06/22)
"Tehran
May Prosecute British Crewmen" (Ali Akbar Dareini, AP/My
Way, 2004/06/22)
"Heavy
Fighting Erupts in Russian Region Bordering Chechnya" (C.J.
Chivers and Steven Lee Myers, The New York Times, 2004/06/22)
Monday,
June 21, 2004
"One
Small Step: Is the U.N. finally ready to get serious about anti-Semitism?"
(Anne Bayefsky, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/21)
"Unfairenheit
9/11: The lies of Michael Moore" (Christopher Hitchens,
Slate, 2004/06/21)
"PA
Confirms Terror Ties" (HonestReporting, 2004/06/21)
"Iraq Insurgents
Gun Down Four Americans" (Robert H. Reid, AP/Yahoo! News,
2004/06/21)
"Iran
Seizes Three British Vessels, 8 Crewmen" (Amir Paivar,
Reuters, 2004/06/21)
"Allah's
Butchers" (Ralph Peters, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/06/21)
"Killers
With Cameras" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2004/06/21)
"The
End of Power: Without American hegemony the world would likely return
to the dark ages" (Niall Ferguson, The Wall Street Journal,
2004/06/21)
"Audience
gasps as judge likens election of Bush to rise of Il Duce: 2nd Circuits
Calabresi Also Compares Bushs Rise to That of Hitler"
(Josh Gerstein, The New York Sun, 2004/06/21)
"Syrian
jailed for internet usage" (BBC News, 2004/06/21)
"Iraqi
officer in al Qaeda, papers show" (Guy Taylor, The Washington
Times, 2004/06/21)
"Korea
gets Iraq hostage ultimatum" (BBC News, 2004/06/21)
Sunday,
June 20, 2004
"Our
suicide mission" (Andrew Bolt, The
Herald Sun, 2004/06/20)
"Report:
Saudi Police Assisted Abduction" (Salah Nasrawi, AP/Yahoo!
News, 2004/06/20)
"Algeria Kills Head of
Group Allied to Al Qaeda" (Paul de Bendern, Reuters, 2004/06/20)
"Iraqi Official Says
Most Killed in Airstrike Were Foreign Terrorists" (Fooad
Al Sheikhly and Jeffrey Gettleman, The New York Times, 2004/06/20)
"Senior officer of Fallujah
Brigade disputes U.S. airstrike target" (AP/USA Today,
2004/06/20)
"The Religious Sources
of Islamic Terrorism" (Shmuel Bar, Policy Review, from
the June 2004 issue)
"The Saudi Trap"
(Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek, from the 2004/06/28 issue)
"Fatal illusions"
(David Aaronovitch, The Observer, 2004/06/20)
"There was a link between
Saddam and al-Qa'eda" (Melanie Phillips, The Sunday Telegraph,
2004/06/20)
Saturday,
June 19, 2004
"A
View from the Eye of the Storm" (Haim Harari, USS
Clueless, 2004/06/19)
"U.S. Attacks Al-Zarqawi
Hideout, Kills 16" (Jim Krane, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/19)
"Indy Morning Herald"
(Tim Blair, timblair.spleenville.com, 2004/06/19)
"Sudan's
Final Solution" (Nicholas D. Kristof,
The New York Times, 2004/06/19)
"Web
Posting Denies al-Qaida Death" (Salah Nasrawi, AP/Yahoo!
News, 2004/06/19)
"Islamic
Radicals Behead American In Saudi Arabia" (Craig Whitlock,
The Washington Post, 2004/06/19)
Friday,
June 18, 2004
"The
front porch light remains on during the day..." (Daniel
Hulshizer, AP, 2004/06/17)
"al-Qaida
Leader Killed in Saudi Raid" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/18)
"Al Qaeda beheads U.S.
hostage" (Ghaida Ghantous, Reuters, 2004/06/18)
"McDowdification"
(James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/06/18)
"Living in a Bubble:
The BBCs very own Mideast foreign policy" (Tom Gross,
National Review, 2004/06/18)
"Let Europe be Europe"
(Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/06/18)
"Were
We Wrong?" (The New Republic, 2004/06/18)
"Conspiracy
Theory: Meet Mike Ruppert, the man who discovered the "truth"
behind September 11" (Matthew Continetti,
The Weekly Standard, 2004/06/18)
"Middle
East Studies on Trial" (Daniel Pipes and Teri Blumenfeld,
FrontPageMagazine, 2004/06/18)
"Exporting Saddam's
WMDs" (Ben Johnson; FrontPageMagazine, 2004/06/18)
"Israel's Intifada Victory"
(Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2004/06/18)
"Cheney versus the NYT"
(Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/06/18)
"The Timetable: To
the Minute, Panel Paints a Grim Portrait of Day's Terror"
(Eric Schmitt and Eric Lichtblau, The New York Times, 2004/06/18)
"Putin
Says Russia Warned U.S. on Saddam" (Raushan Nurshayeva,
Reuters, 2004/06/18)
Thursday,
June 17, 2004
"Silence
and Cruelty" (Paul Berman, The New Republic, 2004/06/17)
"Jewish
soccer players attacked" (Kjell Nilsson, Dagens Nyheter,
2004/06/17)
"Fahrenheit 9/11 gets
help offer from Hezbollah" (Samantha Ellis, The Guardian,
2004/06/17)
"Car Bomb
Blast Kills 35 People in Iraq" (Sameer N. Yacoub, AP/Yahoo!
News, 2004/06/17)
"Bush's
Team Needs a Coach" (Max Boot, Los Angeles Times/CFR, 2004/06/17)
"Iraq
& al Qaeda: The 9/11 Commission raises more questions than it answers"
(Andrew C. McCarthy, National Review, 2004/06/17)
"The big lie (ctd)"
(Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2004/06/17)
"More Lies
about the Saddam-Osama Connection" (Joel Mowbray, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/06/17)
"In
Detail: How bin Laden Set Plan in Motion in '99" (Douglas
Jehl and David Johnston, The New York Times, 2004/06/17)
Wednesday,
June 16, 2004
"No
Evidence Connecting Iraq to Al Qaeda, 9/11 Panel Says"
(Dan Eggen, The Washington Post, 2004/06/16)
"2 Palestinian girls nabbed
on way to suicide attack" (David Rudge, The Jerusalem Post,
2004/06/16)
"Renowned Egyptian
Producer Yousef Shaheen: 'Bush - Terrorist, Crazy, Idiot'; The American
Collapse is Inevitable; 'The [Egyptian] Regime - One Big Lie'; The Jews
'Blackmailed the World ... With the [Holocaust]'" (MEMRI,
Special Dispatch Series - No. 732, 2004/06/16)
"Iraqi Cleric Signals End
to Shi'ite Revolt" (Khaled Farhan, Reuters/Yahoo! News,
2004/06/16)
"'Under God'"
(Samuel P. Huntington, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/16)
"So Torture Is Legal?"
(Anne Applebaum, The Washington Post, 2004/06/16)
"Dare
We Call It Genocide?" (Nicholas D.
Kristof, The New York Times/truthout, 2004/06/16)
"Iran's
mushrooming threat" (The Washington Times, 2004/06/16)
Tuesday,
June 15, 2004
"Islamic
Group Shows Tape of U.S. Hostage" (Jasper Mortimer, AP/My
Way, 2004/06/15)
"How
America can win the intelligence war"
(Spengler, Asia Times, 2004/06/15)
"Confronting
Europe is a presidential tradition" (John Vinocur, International
Herald Tribune, 2004/06/15)
"Grim Numbers"
(Michael Hirsh, Newsweek, 2004/06/15)
"Commander of the Khobar
Terrorist Squad Tells the Story of the Operation" (MEMRI,
Special Dispatch Series - No. 731, 2004/06/15)
"Its Those Jews
Again!: Was the Nicholas Berg murder a Zionist setup?"
(Steven Stalinsky, National Review, 2004/06/15)
"In the Line of Fire"
(Sage Stossel, The Atlantic, 2004/06/15)
"Iraq abuse 'ordered from
the top'" (BBC News, 2004/06/15)
"Torture"
(Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/06/15)
"Taking stock in Stockholm"
(Barry Rubin, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/15)
"Democratic Revolution?"
(Reuel Marc Gerecht, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/15)
"'Demonising Israel is
tragic for all'" (Daniel Johnson, The Daily Telegraph,
2004/06/15)
"Bush foreign policy
under attack" (BBC News, 2004/06/14)
Monday,
June 14, 2004
"Springtime
for Realism" (Lawrence F. Kaplan, The New Republic, 2004/06/14)
"A
Moral Chernobyl: Prepare for the worst of Abu Ghraib" (Christopher
Hitchens, Slate, 2004/06/14)
"Purported
Letter: Iraq Holy War in Danger" (Nadia Abou El-Magd, AP/Yahoo!
News, 2004/06/14)
"Iraq car
bomb targets foreigners" (BBC News, 2004/06/14)
"Feeding
the Minotaur" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/06/14)
"Confronting
Brainwashing at the Ivory Tower" (Justin Pope, Arizona
Daily Sun/FrontPageMagazine, 2004/06/14)
"Coddling
the Mullahs" (The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/14)
"Red
Cross ultimatum to US on Saddam" (Jonathan Steele, The
Guardian, 2004/06/14)
Sunday,
June 13, 2004
"Detached
from reality" (Gerald M. Steinberg, The Jerusalem Post,
2004/06/13)
"Gulf News' idea of journalism"
(Backspin, 2004/06/13)
"It's the Nazism, stupid"
(Arthur Chrenkoff, chrenkoff.blogspot.com, 2004/06/13)
"Interrogation abuses
were 'approved at highest levels'" (Julian Coman, The Sunday
Telegraph, 2004/06/13)
"Intelligence: The Pentagon
Spying in America?" (Michael Isikoff, Newsweek,
from the 2004/06/21 issue)
"Terror inquiry snares
art exhibit" (Timothy Cahill, timesunion.com, 2004/06/13)
"Iraq Car Bombing Kills 12;
Official Slain" (Sameer N. Yacoub, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/13)
"Like Thatcher, Americans
grasped Reagan's worth" (Mark Steyn, Chicago Sun-Times,
2004/06/13)
"The Netherworld
of Nonproliferation" (James Traub, The New York Times Magazine,
2004/06/13)
"US
citizen 'kidnapped in Riyadh'" (BBC News, 2004/06/13)
Saturday,
June 12, 2004
"Iran
wants recognition as nuclear nation" (CNN.com, 2004/06/12)
"American
Shot and Killed in Saudi Capital" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/12)
"Iraqi
minister killed in Baghdad" (BBC News, 2004/06/12)
"Three
hostages killed in Iraq" (BBC News, 2004/06/12)
"The View
from the Gulag" (The Weekly Standard, from the 2004/06/21
issue)
"In
Shift, Rebel Iraqi Cleric Backs New Government He Had Once Mocked"
(Edward Wong, The New York Times, 2004/06/12)
Friday,
June 11, 2004
"Somber
Skies See Reagan Home to California" (Calvin Woodward and
Jeff Wilson, AP/Yahoo!News, 2004/06/11)
"Margaret Thatcher's
eulogy" (Chicago Sun-Times, 2004/06/11)
"There's so much interest
in Islam..." (BBC News, 2004/06/11)
"Mecca's Imam Visits
Londonistan" (Daniel Pipes, danielpipes.org, 2004/06/11)
"Institutionalizing our
demise: America vs. multiculturalism" (Roger Kimball, The
New Criterion, from the June 2004 issue)
"AT HIGH NOON"
(Tomasz Sarnecki, Solidarity, 1989)
"In Solidarity: The
Polish people, hungry for justice, preferred "cowboys" over
Communists" (Lech Walesa, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/11)
"What They Said"
(Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/06/11)
"Reagan Revisionism"
(Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2004/06/11)
"UN
inspectors: Saddam shipped out WMD before war and after"
(World Tribune.com, 2004/06/11)
"Alleged
Plot to Kill Saudi Ruler Detailed" (John Mintz and Peter
Slevin, The Washington Post, 2004/06/11)
Thursday,
June 10, 2004
"The
black-red alliance" (Amir Taheri,
The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/10)
"U.N.
sees signs of massive Iran nuke plans - diplomats" (Louis
Charbonneau, Reuters, 2004/06/10)
"Bush
Papers Over Splits with Chirac on Iraq" (Steve Holland,
Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/10)
"The Last
Laugh? Wait for the History Books" (Max Boot, Los Angeles
Times, 2004/06/10)
"Condoning
Torture" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/06/10)
"Bush opens
new rift over Middle East plan" (Larry Elliott and David
Teather in Savannah, The Guardian, 2004/06/10)
"Two Are
Said to Tell of Libyan Plot to Kill Saudi Ruler" (Patrick
E. Tyler, The New York Times, 2004/06/10)
Wednesday,
June 9, 2004
"Investigations
into EU-financed Palestinian terror allegations not over, says OLAF"
(Mark Beunderman, EUobserver.com, 2004/06/09)
"What Would Victims
Do Without Experts?" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today,
2004/06/09)
"Maurizio
Agliana..." (Patrick Hertzog, AFP, 2004/06/09)
"G8 adopts
US-backed Mideast reform initiative with little enthusiasm"
(AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/09)
"Suspected
bomb hurts 17 in Germany" (Jan Dahinten, Reuters, 2004/06/09)
"Paris
"apparent target" for arrested militants" (Emilio
Parodi, Reuters, 2004/06/09)
"Lawyer
says he gave phone taps to U.S." (Aidan Lewis, AP/seattlepi.com,
2004/06/09)
"We Are
All Souad" (Jamie Glazov, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/06/09)
"Iran's
Sex Slaves Suffer Hideously Under Mullahs" (Donna M. Hughes,
activistchat.com, 2004/06/09)
"The Road Map for A Sovereign
Iraq: Our plan for security and democracy after June 30"
(Paul Wolfowitz, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/09)
"A Cause In Need of A
Lasky" (Anne Applebaum, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/09)
"Poll
of Saudis shows wide support for bin Laden's views" (CNN.com,
2004/06/09)
Tuesday,
June 8, 2004
"Venus
passed between Earth and the Sun..." (Attila Kisbenedek,
AFP, 2004/06/08)
"U.N.
Resolution Sparks Wave of Peace in Iraq" (ScrappleFace,
2004/06/08)
"U.N.
Council Unanimously Adopts Iraq Resolution" (Evelyn Leopold,
Reuters, 2004/06/08)
"To be
a Jew in Sweden" (Stefan Meisel, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/08)
"Sneer Miss"
(James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/06/08)
"'Don't
Be Afraid, We Won't Kill Muslims'" (Daniel Pipes, New York
Sun/danielpipes.org, 2004/06/08)
"Khobar:
An Insider's Story" (Tim Blair, timblair.spleenville.com,
2004/06/08)
"Iran
Caught out in a Vanishing Trick Too Many" (DEBKAfile, 2004/06/08)
"EU "Big
3" rebuke Iran in nuke draft" (Louis Charbonneau,
Reuters, 2004/06/08)
"Italy,
Belgium Seize Suspected Militants in Raids" (Emilio Parodi
and Clara Ferreira-Marques, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/08)
"American
Shot to Death in Saudi Arabia" (Donna Abu-Nasr, AP/Yahoo!
News, 2004/06/08)
"Special
forces free Iraq hostages" (BBC News, 2004/06/08)
"Zarqawi
'aide' captured in Iraq" (BBC News, 2004/06/08)
"In
the end, he outwitted them all" (John O'Sullivan, Chicago
Sun-Times, 2004/06/08)
"BBC
reporter pleaded for his life" (AFP/news.com.au, 2004/06/08)
"U.S.
Bends to France, Russia on U.N. Iraq Resolution" (Robin
Wright and Dana Milbank, The Washington Post, 2004/06/08)
"Memo Offered
Justification for Use of Torture" (Dana Priest and R. Jeffrey
Smith, The Washington Post, 2004/06/08)
Monday,
June 7, 2004
"Telling
the Truth about the Palestinians" (Khaled Abu Toameh, MEF
Wires, June 2004)
"Chirac's
history lesson" (Arthur Chrenkoff, chrenkoff.blogspot.com,
2004/06/07)
"Reagan vs. Communism - and
conventional wisdom" (Virginia Postrel, Dynamist Blog,
2004/06/07)
"Anti-extremist
strategy" (Barry Rubin, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/07)
"Iraq
militias 'agree to disband'" (BBC News, 2004/06/07)
"Recovered Memories:
Normandy, the Gipper, and unspeakable truths" (Denis Boyles,
National Review, 2004/06/07)
"Ugly
Americans: Europe cannot blame it all on Bush" (Pierre
Lellouche, International Herald Tribune, 2004/06/07)
Sunday,
June 6, 2004
"German
Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder hugs French President Jacques Chirac..."
(Vincent Kessler , Reuters, 2004/06/06)
"World Leaders Hail D-Day
Heroes, Pledge Unity" (Steve Holland, Reuters, 2004/06/06)
"President
Bush, President Chirac Mark 60th Anniversary of D-Day"
(The White House, 2004/06/06)
"A Canadian veteran
reflects as he sits on the waters edge at Juno beach..."
(Adrian Wyld, AP, 2004/06/06)
"BBC man dies in Saudi capital
shooting" (Samia Nakhoul, Reuters, 2004/06/06)
"Barghouti Gets Five Life
Terms in Israel" (Peter Enav, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/06)
"The Popular Resistance
Committee proudly announce the falling of three Shahids of the Great
Islam" (PA/PMW, 2004/06/06)
"Child Soldiers of the
Palestinian Authority" (Itamar Marcus and Barbara Crook,
PMW/IMRA, 2004/06/06)
"The prisoners' conscience"
(Natan Sharansky, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/06)
"Time for some serious
art about war" (Mark Steyn, Chicago Sun-Times, 2004/06/06)
"Tenet's fall shows that
spies can't rely on television for intelligence" (Mark
Steyn, The Sunday Telegraph, 2004/06/06)
"How they misjudged
the Reagan I knew" (Richard Perle, The Sunday Telegraph,
2004/06/06)
"The good soldier"
(David Aaronovitch, The Observer, 2004/06/06)
"In Sudan, Staring Genocide
in the Face" (Jerry Fowler, The Washington Post, 2004/06/06)
"The
Saudis Fight Terror, but Not Those Who Wage It" (Neil MacFarquhar,
The New York Times, 2004/06/06)
Saturday,
June 5, 2004
"President
Ronald Reagan and first lady Nancy Reagan..." (Ron Edmonds,
AP, 1984/06/06)
"Remarks
at a Ceremony Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Normandy Invasion
(D-Day)" (Ronald Reagan, TeachingAmericanHistory.org, 1984/06/06)
"Former
President Ronald Reagan Dies at 93" (Jeff Wilson and Terence
Hunt, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/05)
"BUSH
ASSASSIN" (paris.indymedia.org, 2004/06/05)
"Bush,
Chirac stress cooperation, discuss Iraq ahead of D-Day celebrations"
(AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/05)
"BUSH TERRORISTE
No1" (Jockel Finck, AP, 2004/06/05)
"Thousands
Rally in Paris Against Bush, Iraq War" (Kerstin Gehmlich
and Joelle Diderich, Reuters, 2004/06/05)
"Teenager
Stabbed in Anti-Semitic Attack" (Pierre-Yves Roger, AP/The
Guardian, 2004/06/05)
"Springtime
for Germany; Winter for the US" (Douglas, Last of the Famous
Playboys, 2004/06/05)
"Liberation
Forgotten" (Kenneth R. Timmerman, New York Post, 2004/06/05)
"90 days
to stop another disaster in Africa" (Ewen MacAskill, The
Guardian, 2004/06/05)
Friday,
June 4, 2004
"U.S.
flag with swastika" (italy.indymedia.org, 2004/06/04)
"'Not a single American
flag in Paris'" (Erik, ¡No Pasarán!, 2004/06/04)
"Tens of Thousands Protest
Bush Visit to Rome" (AP/Los Angeles Times, 2004/06/04)
"Pope Denounces Events
in Iraq to Bush" (Tom Raum, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/04)
"Fars News Agency:
First International gathering of candidates for suicide bombers"
(Fars News Agency/activistchat.com, 2004/06/04)
"Why
I've changed my mind on vilification laws"
(Amir Butler, The Age, 2004/06/04)
"Iranian
Leader: 'The Source of Human Torment and Suffering is Liberal Democracy';
Iranian President: 'The Root of All Terrorist Activity is the Violence
of the Superpowers'" (MEMRI, Special Dispatch Series -
No. 727, 2004/06/04)
"Saddam's very own party"
(Nick Cohen, The New Statesman, from the 2004/06/07 issue)
"More like D-Day"
(Bret Stephens, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/04)
"War politics, local politics"
(Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/04)
"The Paranoid Style
of Journalism" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/06/04)
"North Korea recalls
mobile phones" (AFP/The Sydney Morning Herald, 2004/06/04)
"Iraq PM: U.S. Departure
Would Be Disaster" (Hamza Hendawi, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/04)
"The New Defeatism"
(Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/06/04)
"Jour J: Were Germans
the real victims of Germany?" (Denis Boyles, National Review,
2004/06/04)
"Too Much, Too Late:
Baby boomers heap insincere praise on the 'greatest generation'"
(David Gelernter, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/04)
"Iraq History Lesson"
(Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2004/06/04)
Thursday,
June 3, 2004
"Republicans
'Should Be Exterminated'" (Jason Van Steenwyk, Iraq Now,
2004/06/03)
"Spooked?"
(Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball, Newsweek, 2004/06/03)
"CIA
Director Tenet Resigns" (William Branigin, The Washington
Post, 2004/06/03)
"Top Shi'ite
Cleric Backs New Iraqi Government" (Suleiman al-Khalidi,
Reuters, 2004/06/03)
"Female
desire and Islamic trauma" (Daniel Pipes, The Jerusalem
Post, 2004/06/03)
"Saudi
Officials Reinforce Crown Prince Abdallah's Accusation that Zionists
Are Behind Terror Attacks in Saudi Arabia" (MEMRI, Special
Dispatch Series - No. 726, 2004/06/03)
"Chretien and Kazemi"
(Stephan Hachemi, National Post, 2004/06/03)
"Back from
Iraq" (Steve Cartwright & Alice McFadden, The Free
Press Online, June 2004 [?])
"Reality
check" (Mark Steyn, The Spectator, from the 2004/06/05
issue)
"Soros: Abu Ghraib = September
11" (Byron York, National Review, 2004/06/03)
"Risky
Path for Pacifist Europe" (Max Boot, Los Angeles Times,
2004/06/03)
"The Real
Roots of Muslim Hatred" (Andrew G. Bostom, Front PageMagazine,
2004/06/03)
"D-Day:
The liberation of Europe has lessons for today's war leaders"
(Paul Johnson, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/06/03)
Wednesday,
June 2, 2004
"A
black bag covers the head of an angel's statue..." (Max
Rossi, Reuters, 2004/06/02)
"Italian
Hostages Shown Alive on Arab TV" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/02)
"President
Bush speaks at Air Force Academy Graduation" (The White
House, 2004/06/02)
"Besides
Normandy, There Is a Second 60th Anniversary
in Iraq"
(Erik, ¡No Pasarán!, 2004/06/02)
"Press
Notes" (David Frum, National Review, 2004/06/02)
"Arab
NGOs: Arab League Summit Declarations are Not for Reform, But for Deceiving
Arab Public Opinion and the International Community" (MEMRI,
Special Dispatch Series - No. 724, 2004/06/02)
"The
ambulances-for-terrorists scandal" (Michelle Malkin, WorldNetDaily,
2004/06/02)
"Chalabi
Reportedly Told Iran That U.S. Had Code" (James Risen and
David Johnston, The New York Times, 2004/06/02)
Tuesday,
June 1, 2004
"The
Neoconservative Moment" (Francis
Fukuyama, The National Interest/AIB, 2004/06/01)
"President
Bush Discusses the Iraqi Interim Government" (The White
House, 2004/06/01)
"New Iraqi government
sworn in after bitter talks" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/01)
"Sunni Is Chosen as President;
Governing Council Disbands" (Dexter Filkins and Kirk Semple,
The New York Times, 2004/06/01)
"Al-Yawer Named Iraq's
New President" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/06/01)
"Nuclear report casts
doubt on Iran's centrifuges" (CNN.com, 2004/06/01)
"The
moral decay of Australia" (Peter
Costello, The Age, 2004/06/01)
"'In
the last five months, we've had zero attacks'" (Matthew
Gutman, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/06/01)
"Padilla 'planned
apartment bombs'" (BBC News, 2004/06/01)
"US oil prices break
new records" (BBC News, 2004/06/01)
"Iraqi oil exports reach
two million bpd" (Reuters/Netscape News, 2004/06/01)
"Just
whose liberation was begun on June 6?"
(John Vinicus, International Herald Tribune, 2004/06/01)
"'Every
war with fascism is our business'" (Arthur Chrenkoff, chrenkoff.blogspot.com,
2004/06/01)
"Making the Case for Israel"
(Alan M. Dershowitz, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/06/01)
"History tells us that
most conflicts end in chaos" (John Keegan, The Daily Telegraph,
2004/06/01)
"A broadside in the
war on blubber" (Mark Steyn, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/06/01)
"Appeasing al-Qa'ida
will only encourage militants" (Victor Davis Hanson, The
Australian, 2004/06/01)
"Embedded
With the Resistance: Iraqi 'Terrorists' Tell Their Story in Harper's"
(Peter Carlson, The Washington Post, 2004/06/01)
"Allah
and al-Sadr inspire a cult of insurgents" (Geoffrey York,
The Globe and Mail, 2004/06/01)
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