Index
of all archived news and commentary by month
November 2004
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Tuesday, November 30, 2004
"Israeli Conspiracy Anglo American Terrorism" (Paul Denton, amalgamatedlampblack.com, 2004/11/30)
"The Barriers Come Down: Antisemitism and Coalitions of Extremes" (Dave Rich, AXT, November 2004)
"Early anti-Bush demos fizzle in Canada" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/30)
"The crinkling of the door woke little Leila up..." (Zohreh Torkamani, Etemad Newspaper/zaneirani, 2004/11/30)
"French court to stop Hizbullah television" (Michel Zlotowski, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/30)
"Fatal Failure: The U.N. won’t recognize the connection between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism" (Anne Bayefsky, National Review, 2004/11/30)
"The East Turned Upside Down: Carnival and conspiracy in Ukraine" (Jesse Walker, Reason, 2004/11/30)
"PR man to Europe's nastiest regimes" (David Aaronovitch, The Guardian, 2004/11/30)
"The Gloom Patrol" (John Podhoretz, New York Post, 2004/11/30)
"Delay Gains Iraq Nothing" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2004/11/30)
"U.S. Needs To Learn Patience" (Daniel Pipes, The New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2004/11/30)
"... And why we urgently need new answers" (Sarfraz Manzoor, The Guardian, 2004/11/30)
"Legally brutalised" (Brian Whitaker, The Guardian, 2004/11/30)
"British Muslims want Islamic law and prayers at work" (Alan Travis and Madeleine Bunting, The Guardian, 2004/11/30)
"Report Details Fallouja's Arsenal" (Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times, 2004/11/30)
"Red Cross Finds Detainee Abuse in Guantánamo" (Neil A. Lewis, The New York Times, 2004/11/30)
"Iran hails UN nuclear 'victory'" (BBC News, 2004/11/30)
"Board Accepts Nuclear Vow by Iranians" (Elaine Sciolino, The New York Times, 2004/11/30)Monday, November 29, 2004
Mohammed Bouyeri, November 2, 2004 (Opsporing Verzocht, 2004/11/29)
"Al-Zawahiri Vows to Keep Fighting U.S." (Bret Baier et al., FOX News, 2004/11/29)
"Report: PA orders end to incitement" (The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/29)
"Sheikh Yusef: Hamas ready for 'hudna'" (Robert Spencer, Jihad Watch, 2004/11/29)
"Europe’s Ritual Dance" (Michael Ledeen, National Review, 2004/11/29)
"Without Delay! The Vote Must Go On" (Stephen Schwartz, Tech Central Station, 2004/11/29)
"Talk Like an Egyptian" (Charles Paul Freund, Reason, 2004/11/29)
"Muslim Extremists Preach Violence in Europe" (Steve Harrigan, FOX News, 2004/11/29)
"MP vows follow-up to film 'Submission'" (Expatica, 2004/11/29)
"Swedish Children for Sale" (Ilya Meyer, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/11/29)
"'My Son, My Son'" (William Safire, The New York Times, 2004/11/29)
"The Costs of Staying the Course" (Brian Gifford, The Washington Post, 2004/11/29)
"How To Spin A Catastrophe" (Sam Dealey, TIME, from the 2004/12/06 issue)
"Hamas leader says would consider 10-year truce" (Haaretz, 2004/11/29)
"Israel shocked by image of soldiers forcing violinist to play at roadblock" (Chris McGreal, The Guardian, 2004/11/29)
"Time to get tough on terrorism, UN warned" (Anton La Guardia, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/11/29)Sunday, November 28, 2004
"Ukraine - A Mandarine Speaks" (Clive Davis, clivedavis.blogspot.com, 2004/11/28)
"Iran Group Canvasses for Suicide Bombers" (Ali Akbar Dareini, AP/Chicago Tribune, 2004/11/28)
"Report: FBI Finds Link Between 9/11, Madrid Bombs" (Reuters, 2004/11/28)
"Iran: Saudi Arabia has nuclear weapons" (UPI/The Washington Times, 2004/11/28)
"The sorcerer's apprentices" (Angelo M. Codevilla, The American Spectator/Watch, November 2003 [2004/11/28])
"Absolutely: Both Iraqis and Palestinians have a chance to escape the curse of absolutism" (David Pryce-Jones, National Review/Benador Associates, from the 2004/12/13 issue)
"Islamic Recruiters Target Potential Jihadees" (Steve Harrigan, FOX News, 2004/11/28)
"Schooled in jihad" (Noreen S. Ahmed-Ullah and Kim Barker, Chicago Tribune, 2004/11/28)
"A Girl's Chilling Death in Gaza" (Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2004/11/28)
"Iran 'has secret nuclear lab'" (Peter Conradi, The Sunday Times, 2004/11/28)Saturday, November 27, 2004
"Germans help Iraqis recover memories from files" (Hugh Williamson, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/27)
"Iraq Determined to Keep Election Date" (Sameer N. Yacoub, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/27)
"Canada Free Press threatened with jail for supporting Bush" (Canada Free Press, 2004/11/27)
"The UN confronts its biggest scandal" (Tony Parkinson, The Age, 2004/11/27)
"Be sceptical about official sources, but don't turn to conspiracy theories" (Nick Robinson, The Times, 2004/11/27)
"Troops Finding Scores of Bodies of Slain Iraqis" (Richard A. Oppel Jr., The New York Times, 2004/11/27)
"The Fear Born of a Much Too Personal Look at Jihad" (Richard Bernstein, The New York Times, 2004/11/27)
"CIA report cites N. Korean proliferation threat" (Bill Gertz, The Washington Times, 2004/11/27)Friday, November 26, 2004
"Swedes Reach Muslim Breaking Point" (Steve Harrigan, FOX News, 2004/11/26)
"Fighting the Preachers of Hate" (Dominik Cziesche et al., Der Spiegel, 2004/11/26)
"Turk lawmaker says US in Iraq worse than Hitler" (Gareth Jones, Reuters, 2004/11/26)
"Europeans in no mood to welcome Turkey" (Tom Hundley, Chicago Tribune/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/26)
"Iraq Parties Demand Election Postponement" (Mariam Fam, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/26)
"Zarqawi network appeals for help in first signals of defeat" (World Tribune.com, 2004/11/26)
"Target: The Jewish state" (Arieh O'Sullivan, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/26)
"Annan's Son Took Payments Through 2004" (Claudia Rosett, The New York Sun, 2004/11/26)
"Nightmare at Foggy Bottom: Arabists Panicked At Prospect of Rice's Appointments" (Geostrategy-Direct.com/Free Republic, 2004/11/26 [2004/11/25])
"For a Small Girl in Darfur, A Year of Fear and Flight" (Emily Wax, The Washington Post, 2004/11/26)
"The State of Iraq: An Update" (Adriana Lins de Albuquerque et al., The New York Times, 2004/11/26)
"Iranians Retain Plutonium Plan in Nuclear Deal" (William J. Broad and Elaine Sciolino, The New York Times, 2004/11/26)Thursday, November 25, 2004
"Happy Fake Turkey Day!" (Tim Blair, timblair.spleenville.com, 2004/11/26)
"Spain Battles Illegal Muslim Immigration" (Steve Harrigan, FOX News, 2004/11/25)
"Al-Janabi Redux" (Wretchard, Belmont Club, 2004/11/25)
"A civil war on terrorism" (The Economist, 2004/11/25)
"French-Arab Slum Youths Joined Insurgency" (Scheherezade Faramarzi, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/25)
"Arab world: 73.72% want Hamas to replace Arafat" (The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/25)
"Solana has to retract claim over Hamas" (George Parker and Harvey Morris, Financial Times, 2004/11/25)
"British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw pays his respects..." (Kevin Frayer, AP, 2004/11/25)
"Straw lays wreath at Arafat's grave" (Madeline Chambers, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/25)
"Iraqi forces find 'chemical bomb' factory in Fallujah, US diplomat slain" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/25)
"Al-Zarqawi Lieutenant Arrested in Mosul" (Sameer N. Yacoub, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/25)
"How to Win the Battle of Ideas in the Middle East" (Fouad Ajami and Robert Satloff, The Washington Institute, November 2004)
"MEMRI TV Project: Mothers of Hizbullah Martyrs: We are Very Happy and Want to Sacrifice More Children" (MEMRI, Special Dispatch Series - No. 819, 2004/11/25)
"Perfidious France" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2004/11/25)
"Why We Are In Iraq" (David Horowitz, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/11/25)
"Bush's European Itinerary" (Gerard Baker, The Weekly Standard, from the 2004/11/29 issue)
"EU's Solana secretly met Hamas" (Reuters, 2004/11/25)Wednesday, November 24, 2004
"Full Transcript: Bat Ye'or" (The Religion Report, 2004/11/24)
"Marines in Falluja Find Rebel Leader's Arsenal" (Robert F. Worth, The New York Times, 2004/11/24)
"Falluja Rebels Had Enough Arms to Rule Iraq - U.S." (Michael Georgy, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/24)
"Purported Al-Zarqawi Tape Raps Scholars" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/24)
"PROPHET" (GlobalSecurity.org)
"An American “Prophet” Takes on the Prophet Mohammed’s Fighters in Iraq" (DEBKAfile, 2004/11/24)
"Europe pays the price for its cultural naïveté" (William Pfaff, International Herald Tribune, 2004/11/25)
"Muslim preacher in hiding over death wish remark" (Expatica, 2004/11/24)
"The silencing of Theo van Gogh" (Ronald Rovers, Salon.com, 2004/11/24)
"The Kiss of Death" (Lee Smith, Slate, 2004/11/24)
"Let's hear it for the Marines" (Janan Ganesh, The Times, 2004/11/24)
"Iraq's New Court Finds Itself on Trial" (Michael A. Newton, The New York Times, 2004/11/24)
"N. Koreans detail deadly experiments on prisoners" (Jeremy Kirk, The Washington Times, 2004/11/24)Tuesday, November 23, 2004
"INTELLIGENCE OVERHAUL" (CBS Evening News, 2004/11/23)
"Is the world watching?" (Johan Norberg, johannorberg.net, 2004/11/23)
"Outrageous Intolerable Incitement: the Ivory Coast and France, France and America" (John Rosenthal, Transatlantic Intelligencer, 2004/11/23)
"Mass Offensive Launched South of Baghdad" (Tini Tran, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/23)
"Iraq minister brands Al-Jazeera a 'terror channel'" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/23)
"McJihad?" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2004/11/23)
"Identifying Moderate Muslims" (Daniel Pipes, New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2004/11/23)
"'Control Freak'" (John Podhoretz, New York Post, 2004/11/23)
"World leaders back Iraqi election" (BBC News, 2004/11/23)
"Droves of Iraqi parties throw hats in the ring" (Betsy Pisik, The Washington Times, 2004/11/23)
"UK troops trap hundreds of Iraqi rebels" (David Harrison, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/11/23)
"'Security services foil 9/11 attack in UK'" (ITV News, 2004/11/23)
"Iran Says It Has Halted Uranium Enrichment" (George Jahn, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/23)Monday, November 22, 2004
"A Timesman Goes Ballistic" (Chris Reed, The American Spectator, 2004/11/22)
"UN: 150 Sex Abuse Charges in Congo Peacekeeping" (Evelyn Leopold, Reuters/ABC News, 2004/11/22)
"The Dissident" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/11/22)
"Muslim anguish and Western hypocrisy" (Spengler, Asia Times, 2004/11/23)
"The European dream through American eyes" (John Vinocur, International Herald Tribune, 2004/11/23)
"When He Wins, He Loses" (Jonah Goldberg, National Review, 2004/11/22)
"Sontag Award Nominee" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/11/22)
"Europe – Thy Name is Cowardice" (Mathias Döpfner, Die Welt/Davids Medienkritik, 2004/11/22)
"Blood, knives, cage hint at atrocities" (James Janega, Chicago Tribune/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/22)
"Clues on Hostages Emerge From Houses in Falluja" (Robert F. Worth, The New York Times, 2004/11/22)Sunday, November 21, 2004
"Hate 101: Climate of hate rocks Columbia University" (Douglas Feiden, New York Daily News, 2004/11/21)
"Some 20,000 protest in Cologne against violence in the name of Islam" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/21)
"Open Letter to Devil Dogs of the 3.1" (Kevin Sites, kevinsites.net, 2004/11/21)
"What did Saddam, al Qaeda and Al Jazeera Have In Common?" (Hindrocket, Power Line, 2004/11/21)
"Transatlantic divides" (Wen Stephenson, The Boston Globe, 2004/11/21)
"Victory in Fallujah: Iraq's Iwo Jima gets scant media respect" (Jack Kelly, Post-Gazette, 2004/11/21)
"Why I hate the madness of these conspiracy theories" (David Aaronovitch, The Observer, 2004/11/21)
"Theatre of terror" (Jason Burke, The Observer, 2004/11/21)
"Rules of Engagement" (Rod Nordland and Babak Dehghanpisheh, Newsweek, from the 2004/11/29 issue)
"Europe's Civil War?" (Arnaud de Borchgrave, New York Post, 2004/11/21)
"Postcards From Iraq" (Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times, 2004/11/21)
"Blunkett plans tough new anti-terror laws" (Reuters, 2004/11/21)
"Iraq sets election day" (Waleed Ibrahim, Reuters, 2004/11/21)
"It feels cold without her. I can’t stay here" (Hala Jaber, The Times, 2004/11/21)
"US accuses Briton of being suicide bomber" (Dipesh Gadher and Joe Lauria, The Times, 2004/11/21)
"The best, brightest, wealthiest flee Iraq" (Liz Sly, Chicago Tribune, 2004/11/21)
"Falluja: last words of the living dead" (Hala Jaber, The Times, 2004/11/21)
"In Falluja, Young Marines Saw the Savagery of an Urban War" (Dexter Filkins, The New York Times, 2004/11/21)Saturday, November 20, 2004
"I mean, what else can you do?" (Harry's Place, 2004/11/20)
"Immigration secretary to Dutch imams: Learn Dutch" (Zacht Ei, 2004/11/20)
"Rebels Attack Baghdad Police, Troops" (Alastair Macdonald, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/20)
"Interview: Paul Wolfowitz" (Radek Sikorski, Prospect, from the December 2004 issue)
"The Crisis of Legitimacy: America and the World" (Robert Kagan, The Centre for Independent Studies, November 2004)
"G7, Paris Club Agree on Iraq Debt Relief" (Guido Bohsem and Paul Carrel, Reuters, 2004/11/20)
"Death threats force controversial Dutch MP underground" (Anthony Browne, The Times, 2004/11/20)
"Israeli Army to Probe Reports of Corpse Abuse" (Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2004/11/20)
"G.I.'s and Iraqis Raid Mosque, Killing 3" (James Glanz and Richard A. Oppel Jr., The New York Times, 2004/11/20)Friday, November 19, 2004
"Email from Dave - Nov 19, 04" (Dave, The Green Side, 2004/11/19)
"Hezbollah-linked TV station allowed to broadcast in EU" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/19)
"EU Imploring Immigrants to Learn 'Values'" (Constant Brand, AP/The Guardian, 2004/11/19)
"AP Interview: Popular Dutch lawmaker urges halt to non-Western immigrants, shutting down radical mosques" (Anthony Deutsch, AP/SFGate.com, 2004/11/19)
"I think this name fits..." (John Masterson, The People's Republic of Seabrook, 2004/11/19)
"Two Great Dissidents" (Joel C. Rosenberg, National Review, 2004/11/19)
"Innocence Abroad" (Eric R. Staal, Tech Central Station, 2004/11/19)
"Iraq in the Cold Light of Day: A Post-Election Refresher" (Fred Siegel, The New York Observer, from the 2004/11/22 issue)
"The Real Humanists" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/11/19)
"H-hour has arrived" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/19)
"Al-Jazeera journalist arrested for 'Al-Qaeda links'" (Expatica, 2004/11/19)
"UN staff ready historic no-confidence vote in Annan" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/19)
"Diplomats: Iran Is Readying Nuke Processes" (George Jahn, AP/My Way, 2004/11/19)
"Belgian MP goes into hiding after criticising Muslims" (Anthony Browne, The Times, 2004/11/19)
"Jew killed: Violence spreads in Europe" (Sebastian Rotella, Los Angeles Times/The Union Leader, 2004/11/19)
"Jailed in Israel, Palestinian Symbol Eyes Top Post" (James Bennet, The New York Times, 2004/11/19)Thursday, November 18, 2004
"Palestinian 'Art' Exhibit" (HonestReporting, 2004/11/18)
"USA" (Adnan Yahya, 1998)
"'Take that article down. In Index it's disgraceful'" (Frank Fisher, Index on Censorship, 2004/11/18)
"A Glaring Double Standard" (Jane Novak, Armies of Liberation, 2004/11/18)
"Liberal Racism: A Little Perspective" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/11/18)
"Speak your mind, lose your life" (Anthony Brown, The Spectator, from the 2004/11/20 issue)
"The fear myth" (The Economist, 2004/11/18)
"Bin Laden Said Unable to Run Operations" (Robert Burns, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/18)
"Troops say al-Zarqawi headquarters found" (AP/MSNBC, 2004/11/18)
"Death threats against Belgian justice minister" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/18)
"Orthodox Jew murdered in Antwerp" (Ronit Sela, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/18)
"French insurgents killed in Iraq" (BBC News, 2004/11/18)
"Australian leader says body found in Fallujah likely that of kidnapped aid worker" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/18)
"Law and Disorder" (Martin Peretz, The New Republic, 2004/11/18)
"The Road to Arab Democracy" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2004/11/18)
"Your Tax Dollars at Work" (Anne Bayefsky, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/11/18)
"American blues" (Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian, 2004/11/18)
"Semper Fi. The story of Fallujah isn't on that NBC videotape" (The Wall Street Journal, 2004/11/18)
"A New Low" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/11/18)
"Blasphemy law revival upsets the Dutch elite" (Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/11/18)
"Powell Says Iran Is Pursuing Bomb" (Robin Wright and Keith B. Richburg, The Washington Post, 2004/11/18)Wednesday, November 17, 2004
"Swarms of locusts obscure the Giza pyramids..." (Aladin Abdel Naby, Reuters, 2004/11/17)
"Probe: Oil funds paid for bombers" (Desmond Butler, AP/Pittsburgh Tribune Review, 2004/11/17)
"Iraqis Angry, Distraught at Aid Worker's Murder" (Mussab al-Khairalla, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/17)
"Why the dogs didn't bark" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2004/11/17)
"Europe doesn't believe in democracy" (Janet Daley, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/11/17)
"Come Clean, Kofi" (Claudia Rosett, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/11/17)
"U.N. deserted leads in oil-for-food investigation" (Bill Gertz, The Washington Times, 2004/11/17)
"Condoleezza Rice Named Top U.S. Diplomat" (Scott Lindlaw, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/17)
"Troops Move to Quell Insurgency in Mosul" (Anthony Shadid, The Washington Post, 2004/11/17)Tuesday, November 16, 2004
"Into the Hot Zone" (Michael Ware, TIME, from the 2004/11/22 issue)
"Pim Fortuyn Is Voted Greatest Dutch Person in Survey" (Bloomberg.com, 2004/11/16)
"Bishop of Kirkuk: 'Terrorists are resisting against development of democratic Iraq'" (Lorenzo Fazzini, AsiaNews, 2004/11/16)
"Video May Show CARE Director Being Killed" (Robert H. Reid, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/16)
"Six-year detention for Spanish teen implicated in Madrid bombings" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/16)
"Spain talks new game to the United States" (John Vinocur, International Herald Tribune, 2004/11/16)
"The assassin's master sermon" (Spengler, Asia Times, 2004/11/16)
"'Education By Murder' in Holland" (Daniel Pipes, New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2004/11/16)
"Insurgent Attacks Spread In Iraq" (Karl Vick and Jackie Spinner, The Washington Post, 2004/11/16)Monday, November 15, 2004
"In this cropped image taken from pool video..." (NBC News, 2004/11/15)
"NBC Says Marine Shot Dead Wounded Iraqi Prisoner" (Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/15)
"The Iran Connection" (Edward T. Pound, USNews.com, from the 2004/11/22 issue)
"Why Theo Van Gogh Was Murdered" (Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal, 2004/11/15)
"Censure the censor" (Stephen Pollard, The Times/stephenpollard.net, 2004/11/15)
"Arafat's Legacy" (Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2004/11/15)
"2 killed in shooting at Arafat service" (Charles A. Radin, The Boston Globe, 2004/11/15)
"Mujahidin terrorised Fallujah, residents say" (The Times, 2004/11/15)
"Final steps of dead men walking" (James Hider, The Times, 2004/11/15)Sunday, November 14, 2004
"Will a Gaza 'Hamas-stan' Become a Future Al-Qaeda Sanctuary?" (Yaakov Amidror and David Keyes, Jerusalem Viewpoints, November 2004)
"Marines Find Woman's Body in Fallujah" (Edward Harris, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/14)
"Iran agrees to nuclear curb" (BBC News, 2004/11/14)
"French consider naming streets after Arafat" (Michel Zlotowski, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/14)
"Tolerant Dutch Wrestle With Tolerating Intolerance" (Bruce Bawer, The New York Times, 2004/11/14)
"Barren Ground for Democracy" (Robert D. Kaplan, The New York Times, 2004/11/14)
"Van Gogh murder: One terrorist group responsible" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/14)
"Worldwide search on for missing Palestinian millions" (Jason Burke, The Observer, 2004/11/14)Saturday, November 13, 2004
"A deserted street in the western part of Fallujah..." (Anja Niedringhaus, AP, 2004/11/13)
"U.S. Troops 'Occupy' City of Fallujah" (Jim Krane, AP/The Washington Post, 2004/11/13)
"Weary GIs endure relentless combat" (Tom Lasseter, Chicago Tribune/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/13)
"Palestinians seek international help to ensure January polls" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/13)
"Dutch Muslims Dismayed by Anti-Islamic Backlash" (Reuters, 2004/11/13)
"Dutch extremist suspects planned to murder deputies: report" (AFP/ChannelNewsAsia, 2004/11/13)
"The C.I.A. Versus Bush" (David Brooks, The New York Times, 2004/11/13)
"Ivory Coast Violence Breaks French Connection" (Craig Timberg, The Washington Post, 2004/11/13)
"U.S. Troops Expand Hold on Fallouja" (Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times, 2004/11/13)
"Arafat buried at compound in Ramallah" (Joshua Mitnick, The Washington Times, 2004/11/13)Friday, November 12, 2004
"The coffin containing the remains of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat..." (Baz Ratner, AP, 2004/11/12)
"Now what?" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2004/11/12)
"Bush, Blair Address Prospects for Peace" (Los Angeles Times, 2004/11/12)
"Zarqawi urges tougher Fallujah resistance" (UPI/The Washington Times, 2004/11/12)
"Dutch Raid Kurdish Training Camp, Arrest 38" (Christopher Borowski, Reuters, 2004/11/12)
"How Enlightenment Dies" (Andrew Stuttaford, National Review, 2004/11/12)
"The Ironies Ahead" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/11/12)
"Arafat Laid to Rest As West Bank Mourns" (Mohammed Daraghmeh, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/12)
"Arafat's funeral held in Cairo" (BBC News, 2004/11/12)
"Arafat's doctor: Poison is 'highest' probability" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/12)
"Plus a change?" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/12)
"The moral sickness of the world" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2004/11/12)
"A Final Act of Stagecraft" (Martin Peretz, Los Angeles Times, 2004/11/12)
"'Moral Values' Myth" (Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2004/11/12)
"Secrecy surrounds diagnosis" (Elisabeth Rosenthal, International Herald Tribune, 2004/11/12)
"Why We Must Take Fallouja" (Mark Bowden, Los Angeles Times, 2004/11/12)
"Black Flags Are Deadly Signals as Cornered Rebels Fight Back" (Dexter Filkins, The New York Times, 2004/11/12)
"U.S. Tries To Corner Fallujah Insurgents" (Jackie Spinner et al., The Washington Post, 2004/11/12)Thursday, November 11, 2004
"At UN Headquarters, the UN flag has been lowered at half mast..." (United Nations, 2004/11/11)
"Finally!" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/11/11)
"Those Tolerant, Open-Minded, Inclusive Liberals" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/11/11)
"Call to avenge Arafat 'assassination'" (AFP/The Australian, 2004/11/11)
"Arafat Dies with his Dream Unfulfilled" (The Scotsman, 2004/11/11)
"The body of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat..." (Joel Saget, AFP, 2004/11/11)
"Arafat's Body Flown to Egypt for Funeral" (Ravi Nessman, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/11)
"Israel 'dismayed' at Spanish reaction" (Herb Keinon, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/11)
"Analysis: Europe mourns Arafat's death" (Gareth Harding, World Peace Herald, 2004/11/11)
"Arafat Gets the Di Treatment" (Tom Gross, National Review, 2004/11/11)
"A masked insurgent carries a police flak jacket..." (Namir Noor-Eldeen, Reuters, 2004/11/11)
"U.S. Launches Second Phase in Fallujah" (Edward Harris, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/11)
"Insurgents rampage through Mosul" (Reuters/ABC News, 2004/11/11)
"The River War" (Wretchard, Belmont Club, 2004/11/11)
"Victory in Fallujah" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2004/11/11)
"US Forces 'Free Hostages' In Fallujah" (Sky News/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/11)
"Index writer responds" (Harry's Place, 2004/11/11)
"Index on Censorship" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/11/11)
"Racism Engulfs Europe!" (Robert Spencer, Human Events, 2004/11/11)
"The war for Muslim minds: an interview with Gilles Kepel" (Rosemary Bechler, openDemocracy, 2004/11/11)
"Good Riddance" (Marty Peretz, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/11/11)
"'Intent' Star Faints On The Set" (Richard Johnson, New York Post, 2004/11/11)
"Latest Conspiracy Theory - Kerry Won - Hits the Ether" (Manuel Roig-Franzia and Dan Keating, The Washington Post, 2004/11/11)
"What appears to be a pistol holster..." (AP, 1974/11/13)
"Yassir Arafat: 1929-2004" (HonestReporting, 2004/11/11)
"How Arafat Got Away With It" (Max Boot, Los Angeles Times, 2004/11/11)
"Arafat the monster" (Jeff Jacoby, The Boston Globe, 2004/11/11)
"Arafat Mystery Lingers: Whereabouts of His Hidden Fortune" (Steven Erlanger, The New York Times, 2004/11/11)
"Palestinian Leader Arafat Dies in France" (John Ward Anderson and Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2004/11/11)
"70 insurgents killed in mosque battle" (Toby Harnden , The Daily Telegraph, 2004/11/11)Wednesday, November 10, 2004
"U.S. Marine, Fallujah" (Luis Sinco, Los Angeles Times, 2004/11/10)
"The Killers" (Michael Ledeen, National Review, 2004/11/10)
"For Dutch, anger battles with tolerance" (Craig S. Smith, The New York Times/IHT, 2004/11/10)
"Specials forces storm Dutch house, ending standoff with terror suspects" (Anthony Deutsch, AP/SFGate.com, 2004/11/10)
"Blast wounds Dutch police in raid" (BBC News, 2004/11/10)
"Hostage 'Slaughter Houses' Uncovered in Fallujah" (AP/The Scotsman, 2004/11/10)
"Three of Allawi's relatives abducted in Baghdad" (The Times, 2004/11/10)
"Eyewitness: Terror in Darfur" (Fergal Keane, BBC News, 2004/11/10)
"Email from Oslo" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/11/10)
"US-Europe divide on world order puts us in danger" (Robert Kagan, The Sydney Morning Herald, 2004/11/10)
"Dutch find the strength to take on their 'new Nazis'" (Daniel Johnson, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/11/10)
"Why the liberals have been left behind" (Janet Daley, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/11/10)
"A German Lesson for Remaking Iraq" (Anne Applebaum, The Washington Post, 2004/11/10)
"Urban resistance poses questions over tactics" (Peter Spiegel, Financial Times, 2004/11/10)
"In Taking Falluja Mosque, Victory by the Inch" (Dexter Filkins, The New York Times, 2004/11/10)
"City almost under control" (Edward Harris, AP/news.com.au, 2004/11/10)Tuesday, November 9, 2004
"Hundreds of people watch Dutch filmaker Theo van Gogh's funeral..." (Olaf Kraak, AFP, 2004/11/09)
"Tears" (Zacht Ei, 2004/11/09)
"Subdued mood as hundreds attend funeral of slain Dutch filmmaker" (AFP/channelnewsasia.com, 2004/11/09)
"What war?" (Pieter Dorsman, Peaktalk, 2004/11/09)
"Islamic School Set Ablaze in Netherlands" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/09)
"Where is the debate on Europe's Muslims?" (John Vinocur, International Herald Tribune, 2004/11/09)
"UN nuclear watchdog chief says nuclear terrorism a real threat" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/09)
"A broadcasting nightmare" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2004/11/09)
"Kerry supporters seek therapy in South Florida" (Sean Salai, BocaNews.com, 2004/11/09)
"Madonna calls for US troops to leave Iraq" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/09)
"Top court brands Belgian far-right party racist" (Wafa Amr, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/09)
"Confusion Over Arafat, Palestinians Prepare Burial" (Wafa Amr, Reuters, 2004/11/09)
"Arafat in Deeper Coma, Condition Worsens" (Lara Sukhtian, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/09)
"Two Iraqi Muslim women sit close to a destroyed vehicle..." (Ahmad al-Rubaye, AFP, 2004/11/09)
"Iraqi insurgents mass in centre of Ramadi as US snipers withdraw" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/09)
"U.S. Forces Push Through Fallujah's Center" (Jim Krane, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/09)
"Bush's Secularist Triumph" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2004/11/09)
"Arafat's Last Threat to Israel?" (Daniel Pipes, New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2004/11/09)
"Fresh start. Road map. Political engagement. Choose your own cliché" (Michael Gove, The Times, 2004/11/09)
"W.’s U.N. Mandate" (Anne Bayefsky, National Review, 2004/11/09)
"Finishing Fallujah" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2004/11/09)
"Dutch Death" (Alexis Amory, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/11/09)
"What the Mullahs Learned From the Neighbors" (Kenneth M. Pollack, The New York Times, 2004/11/09)
"Lawyer Facing Terror Charge Cites Need for Violence" (Michelle Garcia, The Washington Post, 2004/11/09)
"Falluja" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/11/09)
"Awaiting 'Martyrdom' Inside Fighters' Lair" (Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, The Washington Post, 2004/11/09)
"6,500 American G.I.'s and 2,000 Iraqis on Attack" (Dexter Filkins and James Glanz, The New York Times, 2004/11/09)Monday, November 8, 2004
"Insurgents, using small arms and mortars..." (Bilal Hussein, AP, 2004/11/08)
"Baghdad Church, Hospital Blasts Kill Eight" (Jim Krane, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/08)
"Troops Storm Fallujah in Major Assault" (Jim Krane, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/08)
"The Frivolity of Evil" (Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal, from the Autumn 2004 issue)
"Bush Voters: Ignorant or Stupid?" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/11/08)
"'Go Figure'" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/11/08)
"Polls Apart" (Lawrence F. Kaplan, The New Republic, 2004/11/08)
"Al Fallujah, Nov 5, 2004" (Digital Globe)
"Iraq's Allawi Gives Go-Ahead for Falluja Offensive" (Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/08)
"Muslim school in Netherlands attacked" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/08)
"Rift between Suha Arafat, Palestinian leadership" (Khaled Abu Toameh, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/08)
"Election Death Cult?" (Tim Blair, timblair.spleenville.com, 2004/11/08)
"Weep for BBC news" (Stephen Pollard, The Times, 2004/11/08)
"Arafat's Wife Lashes Out at Officials" (Lara Sukhtian, AP/My Way, 2004/11/08)
"Fighting Around Fallujah Intensifies" (Karl Vick, The Washington Post, 2004/11/08)Sunday, November 7, 2004
"A rosary hangs off the barrel of a machinegun..." (Patrick Baz, AFP, 2004/11/07)
"The roots of prejudice" (Mary Riddell, The Observer, 2004/11/07)
"'Murder is normal'" (Zacht Ei, 2004/11/07)
"Jihad wrecks Dutch race harmony" (Matthew Campbell, The Sunday Times, 2004/11/07)
"Van Gogh murder backlash begins" (Murdo MacLeod, Scotland on Sunday, 2004/11/07)
"Iraq Declares Martial Law, 23 Police Killed" (Fadel al-Badrani, Reuters, 2004/11/07)
"No, it wasn't God" (David Aaronovitch, The Observer, 2004/11/07)
"Believe it or not, it wasn't just rednecks who voted for Bush" (Mark Steyn, The Sunday Telegraph, 2004/11/07)
"Condescending Dems still don't get it" (Mark Steyn, Chicago Sun-Times, 2004/11/07)Saturday, November 6, 2004
"US Marines of the 1st Division..." (Anja Niedringhaus, AP, 2004/11/06)
"The Truth about the Saddam - al Qaeda Connection" (Robert S. Leiken, In the National Interest, from the November 2004 issue)
"Man commits suicide at Ground Zero" (Rocco Parascandola et al., Newsday.com, 2004/11/06)
"Hospital concealment strengthens suspicion: Arafat died of AIDS" (israelinsider, 2004/11/06)
"Arafat poisoned?" (Corky Siemaszko, New York Daily News, 2004/11/06)
"Arafat, Still in Coma, Clings to Life" (Lara Sukhtian, AP/My Way, 2004/11/06)
"I TRIED! SORRY! (DON'T BLOW UP TRAVIS COUNTY IN TEXAS PLEAAAAAAAAASE!)" (Sorry Everybody, November 2004)
"The Values-Vote Myth" (David Brooks, The New York Times, 2004/11/06)
"Attacks kill 37 in Iraq's Samarra" (Reuters, 2004/11/06)
"Battle Near, Iraqi Sunnis Make Offer" (Karl Vick, The Washington Post, 2004/11/06)Friday, November 5, 2004
"OBEY" (LA Weekly, 2004/11/05)
"Meanwhile at "reality-based" blog The Daily Kos..." (Glenn Reynolds, InstaPundit, 2004/11/05)
"GIJ ZULT NIET DODEN!" (Cineac Noord, 2004/11/05)
"Clueless in Rotterdam" (Pieter Dorsman, Peaktalk, 2004/11/05)
"Islamist hit list made public" (Zacht Ei, 2004/11/05)
"Excerpts From Letter on Dead Filmmaker" (AP/Newsday.com, 2004/11/05)
"Al-Zarqawi on clogs" (Pieter Dorsman, Peaktalk, 2004/11/05)
"Dhimmitude at the New York Times" (Hugh Fitzgerald, Dhimmi Watch, 2004/11/05)
"This would explain a lot" (Zacht Ei, 2004/11/05)
"Van Gogh suspect 'the perfect Jihad recruit'" (Expatica, 2004/11/05)
"Dutch Vow Tough Measures After Threat" (Anthony Deutsch, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/05)
"Palestinian Friday Sermon: The Apes and Pigs Poisoned Arafat" (MEMRI TV, 2004/11/05)
"Insurgents target children of Ramadi" (United States Central Command, 2004/11/05)
"Americans Pound Fallujah as Showdown with Rebels Looms" (The Scotsman, 2004/11/05)
"Arafat Wants to Be Buried in Jerusalem" (Arthur Max, AP/Newsday.com, 2004/11/05)
"Americans flock to Canada's immigration Web site" (David Ljunggren, Reuters, 2004/11/05)
"Of courage and cowardice" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/11/05)
"'It's the culture, stupid'" (Spengler, Asia Times, 2004/11/05)
"American Exceptionalism" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/11/05)
"The Hate-Red Blues" (Denis Boyles, National Review, 2004/11/05)
"Now it's payback time for Bush's staunch allies" (John Vinocur, International Herald Tribune, 2004/11/05)
"Life did not end on Tuesday" (Gerard Baker, The Times, 2004/11/05)
"Bush hatred flops big" (Mark Steyn, The Australian, 2004/11/05)
"Chirac KO's Bush offer" (Brian Flynn and Nic Cecil, The Sun, 2004/11/05)
"Arafat's Condition Is Deteriorating, Reports Indicate" (Elaine Sciolino, The New York Times, 2004/11/05)
"Confident Bush Outlines Ambitious Plan for 2nd Term" (Richard W. Stevenson, The New York Times, 2004/11/05)Thursday, November 4, 2004
"Free States and Slave States, before the Civil War" (Learner.org)
"The Blue Cocoon" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/11/04)
"'Bush Derangement Syndrome' at Full Display Among Left-Wing German Media" (Davids Medienkritik, 2004/11/04)
"More Arafat" (Cliff May, The Corner, 2004/11/04)
"Arafat Reported Clinically Dead; PM Denies" (Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/04)
"Amsterdam tightens security to prevent unrest after killing" (Expatica, 2004/11/04)
"Moroccan teens 'spit' on Van Gogh portrait" (Expatica, 2004/11/04)
"Dutch probe Casablanca link to filmmaker death" (Marcel Michelson, Reuters, 2004/11/04)
"A catastrophic night for the Democrats" (Mark Steyn, The Spectator, from the 2004/11/06 issue)
"Educating children for hatred and terrorism" (Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center, October 2004)
"Azzam Tamimi on a Timer" (Martin Kramer, Sandstorm, 2004/11/04)
"So Much to Savor" (Peggy Noonan, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/11/04)
"The Unteachable Ignorance of the Red States" (Jane Smiley, Slate, 2004/11/04)
"A Rude Awakening" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2004/11/04)
"Big loss for the Bush haters" (Jeff Jacoby, The Boston Globe, 2004/11/04)
"How can 59,054,087 people be so DUMB?" (The Daily Mirror, 2004/11/04)
"God Help America" (Brian Reade, The Daily Mirror, 2004/11/04)
"FOUR MORE YEARS" (The Independent, 2004/11/04)
"Film-maker Moore silenced as credits roll on a fair fight" (Fraser Nelson, The Scotsman, 2004/11/04)
"'I feel terribly guilty'" (Jon Henley, The Guardian, 2004/11/04)
"Soldiers Describe Looting of Explosives" (Mark Mazzetti, Los Angeles Times Times, 2004/11/04)
"Arafat's Condition Is Reported to Worsen" (AP/The New York Times, 2004/11/04)
"After Kerry Concedes, Bush Cites 'A Duty to Serve All Americans'" (Adam Nagourney, The New York Times, 2004/11/04)Wednesday, November 3, 2004
"Jesusland" (Unknown/Matthew Yglesias, 2004/11/03)
"The Morning After" (Michele Catalano, A Small Victory, 2004/11/03)
"Government response to Van Gogh killing panned" (Expatica, 2004/11/03)
"8 Arrested in Slaying of Dutch Filmmaker" (Toby Sterling, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/03)
"Sarin 'Gulf war syndrome cause'" (BBC News, 2004/11/03)
"BUSH LIES" (Mandel Ngan, AFP, 2004/11/03)
"Kerry Concedes Election to Bush" (John Whitesides, Reuters, 2004/11/03)
"Iran Celebrates Day It Humiliated 'Great Satan'" (Amir Paivar, Reuters, 2004/11/03)
"AFGESLACHT" (De Telegraaf, 2004/11/03)
"Death of a 'Blasphemer'" (Robert Spencer, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/11/03)
"Suspected Islamist killing tests Dutch tolerance" (Emma Thomasson, Reuters, 2004/11/03)
"Suspected Extremist Jailed in Dutch Murder" (Toby Sterling, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/03)
"Hamid Karzai is Afghanistan's first elected president: official" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/03)
2004 Electoral Vote Map (The Washington Post, 2004/11/03)
"Four More Years" (Ben Johnson, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/11/03)
"White House 'Convinced' of Bush Victory" (Calvin Woodward, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/03)
"Bush's 'crime'? Just being a patriot" (Janet Daley, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/11/03)
"Which gets your vote - a democracy at work, or a cynical, snobbish Brit?" (Andrew Roberts, The Times, 2004/11/03)
"Bush Wins in Fla.; Ohio Is Crucial Battleground" (William Branigin, The Washington Post, 2004/11/03)Tuesday, November 2, 2004
Theo van Gogh (De Gezonde Roker, 2004/11/02)
"A Fifth Column" (Pieter Dorsman, Peaktalk, 2004/11/02)
"Challenging Islam is risky" (Irshad Manji, UPI, 2004/11/02)
"Some 20,000 Dutch gather to pay homage to slain controversial filmmaker" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/03)
"Dutch mourn free-speech martyr" (Aaron Gray-Block, Expatica, 2004/11/02)
"Allah knows better" (Expatica, 2004/08/31)
"Vitriol and celluloid" (Carin Tiggeloven, Radio Netherlands, 2004/11/02)
"Dutch Filmmaker Theo van Gogh Murdered" (Toby Sterling, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/02)
"Gunman kills Dutch film director" (BBC News, 2004/11/02)
"Sudan Army Surrounds Darfur Refugee Camps" (Mohamed Osman, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/02)
"UK Hostage Captors Threaten to Hand Her to Zarqawi" (Reuters, 2004/11/02)
"Zarqawi Group Shows Beheading of Japanese - Web" (Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/02)
"'America Can't Do A Thing'" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2004/11/02)
"Why even a hawk like me is backing Kerry" (David Aaronovitch, The Guardian, 2004/11/02)
"We had Churchill. The US has Bush. When you need a man for a fight..." (Michael Gove, The Times, 2004/11/02)
"What Osama might have told America" (Spengler, Asia Times, 2004/11/02)
"Intifada Against College Republicans" (Lee Kaplan, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/11/02)
"French Push Limits in Fight On Terrorism" (Craig Whitlock , The Washington Post, 2004/11/02)Monday, November 1, 2004
"Full transcript of bin Ladin's speech" (Al-Jazeera.net, 2004/11/01)
"Does Arafat Have AIDS?" (Malcolm Thornberry, 365Gay.com, 2004/11/01)
"For Iraq's Kurds, a 'golden age' of peace" (Thomas Fuller, International Herald Tribune, 2004/11/02)
"Egyptian father angry at having no sons stabs his seven daughters, killing 4" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/01)
"Suicide Bomber Kills Three in Tel Aviv" (Gavin Rabinowitz, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/11/01)
"My Endorsement and Osama's Video" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2004/11/01)
"Revisiting the Tora Bora Meme — and a Reaction to Sullivan's Endorsement" (Gregory Djerejian, The Belgravia Dispatch, 2004/11/01)
"No More Years" (Jim Treacher, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/11/01)
"'The liberal elite hasn't got a clue'" (Ed Vulliamy, The Guardian, 2004/11/01)
"Osama Bin Laden Tape Threatens U.S. States Not to Vote for Bush" (Yigal Carmon, MEMRI, 2004/11/01)
"Frantic Presidential Race Ends With a Flood of Ads" (David M. Halbfinger and Jim Rutenberg, The New York Times, 2004/11/01)
"Attack Kills 15 Iraqis as Allawi Warns of Assault on Falluja" (James Glanz, The New York Times, 2004/11/01)
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