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Friday, December 31, 2004
"NOUS SOMMES TOUS DES ANTI-AMERICAINS!" (Last of the Famous International Playboys, 2004/12/31)
"God Help Them - It Sure Ain't Funny" (Douglas, Last of the Famous International Playboys, 2004/12/31)
"Brazilian Sculptor Ivan Pinto poses next to the cast of a statue of the late Yasser Arafat..." (AP, 2004/12/31)
"Brazil Town to Honor Arafat With Statue" (Stan Lehman, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/12/31)
"The Islamization of Europe" (Andrew G. Bostom, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/12/31)
"An Easier, but Less Deadly, Recipe for Terror" (Joby Warrick, The Washington Post, 2004/12/31)
"Justice Expands 'Torture' Definition" (R. Jeffrey Smith and Dan Eggen, The Washington Post, 2004/12/31)
"Terror groups call voting un-Islamic" (Nick Wadhams, AP/The Washington Times, 2004/12/31)Thursday, December 30, 2004
"Interim Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas..." (Enric Marti, AP, 2004/12/30)
"Abbas embrace of militant elicits Israelis’ concerns" (AP/MSNBC, 2004/12/30)
"Into the Tar Pits: Dinosaurs either evolve or die" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review/Private Papers, 2004/12/30)
"Symposium: Gender Apartheid and Islam" (Jamie Glazov, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/12/30)
"Iraqi police lured into death trap" (Jim Muir, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/30)Wednesday, December 29, 2004
"Letter from Amsterdam: Final Cut" (Ian Buruma, The New Yorker, from the 2005/01/03 issue)
"Love, Poverty and War" (Jamie Glazov, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/12/29)
"Osama's Nightmare" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2004/12/29)
"Bin Laden call met by wave of bloodshed" (Jim Muir, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/29)
"No such thing as an ordinary day in Baghdad" (James Hider, The Times, 2004/12/29)Tuesday, December 28, 2004
"A New Divide" (John Podhoretz, New York Post, 2004/12/28)
"The Israeli Crime That Wasn’t" (Alyssa A. Lappen, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/12/28)
"Shattered Glass, Battered Freedom" (Lionel Shriver, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/12/28)
"Suicide attack on Shia chief as Iraq poll tensions rise" (Jim Muir, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/28)
"Sunni Party Pulls Out of Iraq Vote As Doubts Grow" (Karl Vick, The Washington Post, 2004/12/28)Monday, December 27, 2004
"Jazeera TV: Bin Laden Tape Urges Iraq Polls Boycott" (Miral Fahmy, Reuters/ABC News, 2004/12/27)
"Imam’s throat slit for saying peace prayers" (Shafiq Mir, expressindia, 2004/12/27)
"Militant about 'Islamism'" (Janet Tassel, Harvard Magazine, from the January-February 2005 issue)
"The Millennium War" (Austin Bay, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/01/03 issue)
"The Best Defense Is a Good Offense" (Anthony H. Cordesman, The New York Times, 2004/12/27)
"Poll shows troops in support of war" (Robert Hodierne, Army Times/USA Today, 2004/12/27)Sunday, December 26, 2004
"More Than 7,100 Dead as Quake, Tsunami Devastate Asia" (Simon Gardner, Reuters/My Way, 2004/12/26)
"Iran to shoot down ‘flying objects’ near nuclear facilities" (AP/The Daily Times, 2004/12/26)
"Iraq Militants Post Video on Bombing of U.S. Base" (Richard A. Oppel Jr., The New York Times, 2004/12/26)
"Statesmen for these times" (Martin Gilbert, The Observer, 2004/12/26)
"In the footsteps of FDR, Truman, JFK" (Jeff Jacoby, The Boston Globe, 2004/12/26)
"A little German ray of light in Europe’s sneering darkness" (Michael Portillo, The Sunday Times, 2004/12/26)
"I'm disgusted ministers did nothing as Sikhs forced play's closure, says Rushdie" (Rajeev Syal, The Sunday Telegraph, 2004/12/26)
"Muslim second wives may get a tax break" (Nicholas Hellen, The Sunday Times, 2004/12/26)
"Europe's Muslims May Be Headed Where the Marxists Went Before" (Craig S. Smith, The New York Times, 2004/12/26)
"As Nuclear Secrets Emerge, More Are Suspected" (William J. Broad and David E. Sanger, The New York Times, 2004/12/26)Saturday, December 25, 2004
"'I won't turn guns on my own people'" (Khaled Abu Toameh, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/25)
"Gunmen Kill Professor of Medicine in Baghdad" (Lutfi Abu Oun and Khaled Yacoub Oweis, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/12/25)
"Army Historian Cites Lack of Postwar Plan" (Thomas E. Ricks, The Washington Post, 2004/12/25)Friday, December 24, 2004
"'I looked into gunman's eyes and saw absolute hatred'" (Simon Freeman, The Times, 2004/12/24)
"Hamas makes strong showing in elections" (CBC News, 2004/12/24)
"French hostage recalls his ordeal" (BBC News, 2004/12/24)
"Militants 'wanted Bush re-elected'" (CNN.com, 2004/12/24)
"US says suspected suicide bomber probably wore Iraqi uniform" (Rawya Rageh, AP/The Boston Globe, 2004/12/24)
"US may strike at Ba'athists in Syria, official tells 'Post'" (Janine Zacharia, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/24)Thursday, December 23, 2004
"Rumsfeld Makes Surprise Visit to Iraq" (Robert Burns, AP/My Way, 2004/12/23)
"The Struggle for the Middle East" (Reuel Marc Gerecht, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/01/03 issue)
"Saddam's Secret Campaign to Stop the War - December B" (Accuracy In Media, 2004/12/23)
"AP on its Iraqi photographers and insurgents" (Poynter Online, 2004/12/23)
"Haifa Street" (Wretchard, Belmont Club, 2004/12/23)
"More signs of Syria turn up in Iraq" (Nicholas Blanford, The Christian Science Monitor, 2004/12/23)
"How to destroy tolerance" (Christina Odone, The Times, 2004/12/23)
"Suicide Bombing Is Now Suspected in Mosul Attack" (Richard A. Oppel Jr. and Eric Schmitt, The New York Times, 2004/12/23)Wednesday, December 22, 2004
"Poll finds most Iraqis plan to vote, many optimistic about the future" (Warren P. Strobel, The Mercury News, 2004/12/22)
"Iranian TV Drama Series about Israeli Government Stealing Palestinian Children's Eyes" (MEMRI, Special Dispatch Series - No. 833, 2004/12/22)
"The Lidless Eye" (Wretchard, Belmont Club, 2004/12/22)
"'I Call the President Imam Bush': A Turning Point in Islamic and World History" (Stephen Schwartz, Tech Central Station, 2004/12/22)
"'God Excuse Us, Every One.'" (Denis Boyles, National Review, 2004/12/22)
"Playing with fire" (Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun, 2004/12/22)
"Death Knell of the West" (Robert Spencer, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/12/22)
"Love-hate affair" (Tom Carter, The Washington Times, 2004/12/22)
"More than 60 are wounded; radicals claim responsibility" (Jeremy Redmon, Richmond-Times Dispatch , 2004/12/22)
"Mess Tent Blast Kills 19 GIs" (Karl Vick, The Washington Post , 2004/12/22)Tuesday, December 21, 2004
"Mascal" (Chaplain Lewis, Training for Eternity, 2004/12/21)
"Attack on U.S. Base in Iraq Leaves 24 Dead" (Michael McDonough, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/12/21)
"Iraq: Kidnapped French reporters freed" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/21)
"Press conference with the Iraqi Prime Minister, Dr Iyad Allawi" (10 Downing Street, 2004/12/21)
"Blair flies to Baghdad" (Paul Waugh, The Evening Standard, 2004/12/21)
"Make No Mistake" (David Brooks, The New York Times, 2004/12/21)
"We are committing cultural suicide" (Anthony Browne, The Times, 2004/12/21)
"Violent Sikh demo forces theatre to cancel play" (Nick Britten, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/21)
"The Italian dilemma" (Tom Carter, The Washington Times, 2004/12/21)Monday, December 20, 2004
"She owes blood to the entire humankind" (Al-Manar, October 2002)
"Hezbollah slams Paris for decision to take “al-Manar” off the air" (Maariv, 2004/12/20)
"Another Year At War" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2004/12/20)
"Viva La Lebanese Hatred!" (Steven Stalinsky, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/12/20)
"Saddam, from His Prison Cell, Urges Iraqis to Unite" (Suleiman al-Khalidi, Reuters/My Way, 2004/12/20)
"Tale of rape at the temple sparks riot at theatre" (Tania Branigan, The Guardian, 2004/12/20)
"Tolerance tested in Holland" (Tom Carter, The Washington Times, 2004/12/20)
"At Least 64 Dead as Rebels Strike in 3 Iraqi Cities" (John F. Burns, The New York Times, 2004/12/20)Sunday, December 19, 2004
"PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH - AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY" (TIME, 2004/12/19)
"Person of the Year 2004: George W. Bush" (Nancy Gibbs and John F. Dickerson, TIME, 2004/12/19)
"A gunman, left, shoots and kills a man lying in Baghdad's Haifa Street..." (AP, 2004/12/19)
"Baghdad: 3 election organisers killed in ambush" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/19)
"Do we want the Turkish peasantry here?" (Kevin Myers, The Sunday Telegraph, 2004/12/19)
"The dark side of Turkey's dream" (Jonny Dymond, The Observer, 2004/12/19)
"Under Iran's 'divinely ordained justice', girls as young as nine are charged with 'moral crimes'. The best that they can hope for is to die by hanging" (Alasdair Palmer, The Sunday Telegraph, 2004/12/19)
"Sizing Up the New Toned-Down Bin Laden" (Don Van Natta Jr., The New York Times, 2004/12/19)
"A Dark Christmas in Iraq" (Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times, 2004/12/19)
"Tapes reveal foul tirades of 'Chemical Ali'" (Colin Freeman, The Sunday Telegraph, 2004/12/19)Saturday, December 18, 2004
"Ali Hassan al-Majid, known as 'Chemical Ali'" (Reuters, 2004/12/18)
"'Chemical Ali' on trial" (Lin Noueihed, Reuters, 2004/12/18)
"Iranian woman faces noose or stoning" (Reuters, 2004/12/18)
"Charles fights death penalty for converts" (Jonathan Petre, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/18)
"Holland Daze: The Dutch rethink multiculturalism" (Christopher Caldwell, The Weekly Standard from the 2004/12/27 issue)
"It is Muslims who have most to fear from Islamists" (Charles Moore, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/18)
"Briton freed from Guantanamo prison tells European rights body of U.S. abuse" (CBC News, 2004/12/18)
"EU offer to Turkey 'a triumph for tolerance and world peace'" (Ambrose Evans-Prichard and Andrew Sparrow, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/18)Friday, December 17, 2004
"S. Africa Attacks U.S. Over AIDS Drug" (Alexandra Zavis, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/12/17)
"U.S. Designates Al-Manar TV as 'Terrorist'" (Reuters, 2004/12/17)
"Cracked Icons" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/12/17)
"Wanted: Israeli neocons" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/17)
"The Case for Democracy" (Jamie Glazov, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/12/17)
"Osama's Big Lie" (Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, FrontPageMagazine, 2004/12/17)
"A lot to swallow" (Economist, 2004/12/17)
"EU-Turkey talks set for October" (BBC News, 2004/12/17)
"Anti-terror laws rejected on Clarke's first day" (George Jones and Joshua Rozenberg, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/17)Thursday, December 16, 2004
"Bin Laden Alive, Releases Audio Tape -- Web Site" (Miral Fahmy, Reuters/My Way, 2004/12/16)
"In praise of 'Jesusland'" (Mark Steyn, The Spectator, from the 2004/12/18 issue)
"It's the F-Time Show With Chevy Chase" (Richard Leiby, The Washington Post, 2004/12/16)
"Oh what a lovely jail" (Brian Whitaker, The Guardian, 2004/12/16)
"EU ignores critics and opens door to Turkey" (Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/16)
"Iraq poll countdown begins" (Jack Fairweather, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/16)Wednesday, December 15, 2004
"The British Inquisition" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2004/12/15)
"Arrest throws British hate laws into focus" (Hannah K. Strange, United Press International, 2004/12/15)
"Give peace a chance, Arafat's successor tells Palestinians" (Inigo Gilmore and Anton La Guardia, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/15)Tuesday, December 14, 2004
"Illiberal Europe" (Emanuale Ottolenghi, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/14)
"Afghan Forces Catch Mullah Omar's Security Chief" (Mirwais Afghan, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/12/14)
"Mentally-ill girl who was sold for sex faces death penalty in Iran" (Angus McDowall, The Independent, 2004/12/14)
"BNP leader bailed after racial incitement arrest" (The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/14)
"We need protection from the pedlars of religious hatred" (Iqbal Sacranie, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/14)
"Foreign terrorists in Fallujah" (Bill Gertz, The Washington Times, 2004/12/14)Monday, December 13, 2004
"A Message From The Iraq Resistance" (Information Clearing House, 2004/12/13)
"'Who the Devil Really Was'" (Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek, from the 2004/12/20 issue)
"Undiplomatic Imbalance: The antisemitism at the U.N. is a problem for more than just Israel" (Anne Bayefsky, National Review, 2004/12/13)
"Sontag Award Nominee I" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/12/13)
"Sontag Award Nominee II" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/12/13)
"City, Fed Probes Eye Pardongate Billionaire As A 'Major Player' In Saddam's Scam" (Niles Lathem, New York Post, 2004/12/13)
"9/11 Cases Proving Difficult in Germany" (Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post , 2004/12/13)
"Marines clear out Fallujah" (Sharon Behn, The Washington Times , 2004/12/13)Sunday, December 12, 2004
"Censor and sensibility" (Nick Cohen, The Observer, 2004/12/12)
"The high cost of succeeding Arafat" (Khaled Abu Toameh, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/12)
"Tariq Aziz wins 'unofficial support' from Vatican" (Colin Freeman and Bruce Johnston, The Sunday Telegraph, 2004/12/12)
"Abbas Apologizes to Kuwait for Saddam Support" (AP/The Washington Post, 2004/12/12)
"Tension rises as Iran is accused of trying to rig Iraq poll" (Tony Allen-Mills, The Sunday Times, 2004/12/12)
"Moore's paedophile 'slur' angers Muslims" (Nicholas Pyke, The Independent, 2004/12/12)
"IAEA Leader's Phone Tapped" (Dafna Linzer, The Washington Post, 2004/12/12)Saturday, December 11, 2004
"Please Help to Save "Leila" from Execution by Mullahs!" (Blog-Iran!, 2004/12/11)
"Sean Penn in Al Qaida Fantasy Film" (NewsMax.com, 2004/12/11)
"Getting Serious About Syria" (Jack Fairweather, The Weekly Standard, from the 2004/12/20 issue)
"Is it only Mr Bean who resists this new religious intolerance?" (Charles Moore, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/11)
"Mockery, calumny and scorn: these are the weapons to fight zealots" (Matthew Parris, The Times, 2004/12/11)
"Europe's failed multiculturalism" (Claude Salhani, The Washington Times, 2004/12/11)
"Exodus as Dutch middle class seek new life" (Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/11)Friday, December 10, 2004
Pictures of four Palestinian terrorists killed by Israel, exhibited in Melbourne, Australia (Tom Paine, Silent Running, 2004/12/10)
"Rust Never Sleeps" (Tom Paine, Silent Running, 2004/12/10)
"Pizza courier 'targeted' Amsterdam sex zone" (Expatica, 2004/12/10)
"The Ents of Europe" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/12/10)
"U.N. Power Play" (John O'Sullivan, New York Post, 2004/12/10)
"The Afghan Miracle" (Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2004/12/10)Thursday, December 9, 2004
"Furor in Italy Over Scrapping of Christmas Play" (Philip Pullella, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/12/09)
"'Madrid attack' averted in London" (BBC News, 2004/12/09)
"Why U.N. Stays Mired in Its Defects" (Max Boot, Los Angeles Times, 2004/12/09)
"Religious hatred Bill is being used to buy Muslim votes" (Michael Burleigh, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/09)
"The Suicide Supply Chain" (Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times, 2004/12/09)Wednesday, December 8, 2004
"The swearing in of Afghanistan's new president" (Steve Bell, The Guardian, 2004/12/08)
"The Media and Medievalism" (Robert D. Kaplan, Policy Review, from the December 2004 issue)
"Taliban contact US on amnesty proposal" (AFP/Daily Times, 2004/12/08)
"Who poisoned Yushchenko?" (Jeremy Page, The Times, 2004/12/08)
"At Inauguration, Karzai Vows Action On Tough Issues" (John Lancaster, The Washington Post, 2004/12/08)Tuesday, December 7, 2004
"Poll: Over 50% of Germans equate IDF with Nazi army" (Etgar Lefkovits, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/07)
"Hamid Karzai Sworn in As Afghan President" (AP/ABC News, 2004/12/07)
"Bright Side" (Andrew Sullivan, The New Republic, 2004/12/07)
"Atkinson defends right to offend" (Toby Helm, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/07)
"Freedom of expression is vital, says Atkinson" (Philip Johnston, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/07)
"Consulate Attack Ends Calm in Saudi Arabia" (Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post, 2004/12/07)Monday, December 6, 2004
"The mythical martyr" (Stephane Juffa, The Wall Street Journal/Backspin, 2004/12/06 [2004/11/26])
"Saudi Militants Attack U.S. Consulate" (AP/ABC News, 2004/12/06)
"Muslims File Complaint Over Dutch TV's Airing of Excerpts From Film by Slain Dutch Filmmaker" (Jan M. Olsen, AP/TBO.com, 2004/12/06)
"How the Abusive Protect the Repressive at the U.N." (Joanne Mariner, FindLaw, 2004/12/06)
"Students heckle Iranian president" (BBC News, 2004/12/06)Sunday, December 5, 2004
"French Connection to Oil for Food Probed" (FOX News, 2004/12/05)
"Embraceable E.U." (Robert Kagan, The Washington Post, 2004/12/05)
"Bush is the last anchorman for a nation drifting apart" (Andrew Sullivan, The Sunday Times, 2004/12/05)
"The Anatomy of a Myth" (Dick Meyer, The Washinton Post, 2004/12/05)
"Watchdog 'bowed to pressure from Iran' on bomb materials" (Damien McElroy, The Sunday Telegraph, 2004/12/05)Saturday, December 4, 2004
"This conspiracy theory is terrible" (Ben Macintyre, The Times, 2004/12/04)
"Annan's Post at the U.N. May Be at Risk, Officials Fear" (Warren Hoge and Judith Miller, The New York Times, 2004/12/04)Friday, December 3, 2004
"Man escapes jail for threatening MP Wilders" (Expatica, 2004/12/03)
"AP: Navy Probes New Iraq Prisoner Photos" (Seth Hettena, AP/My Way, 2004/12/03)
"Russia's Putin Calls U.S. Policy 'Dictatorial'" (Douglas Busvine, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2004/12/03)
"Hamas official: We will agree to two states, peace with Israel" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/03)
"UN re-opens inquiry into pardoned official" (AFP/ABC News, 2004/12/03)
"Leaving the hall of mirrors" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/03)
"How Far We’ve Come" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2004/12/03)
"Soiled Rotten" (Denis Boyles, National Review, 2004/12/03)
"200 pledge willingness to carry out suicide attacks against Americans, Israelis" (Nasser Karimi, AP/CBC News, 2004/12/03)
"Galloway" (Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, 2004/12/03)
"Galloway wins libel case over Saddam claims" (Caroline Davies, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/03)Thursday, December 2, 2004
"A Fighting Faith" (Peter Beinart, The New Republic, 2004/12/02)
"Al-Jazeera’s Psyops" (Hassan Hanizadeh, Tehran Times, 2004/12/02)
"Torture Can Be Used to Detain U.S. Enemies" (AP/ABC News, 2004/12/03)
"Bitter lemons" (Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian, 2004/12/02)
"What if it's not Israel they loathe?" (Amir Taheri, The Jerusalem Post, 2004/12/02)
"Kojo cashed in on daddy, notes reveal" (Niles Latham, New York Post, 2004/12/02)
"U.S. to Increase Its Force in Iraq by Nearly 12,000" (Eric Schmitt and Thom Shanker, The New York Times, 2004/12/02)
"All aboard the terrorists' bus to Iraq" (Jack Fairweather, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/02)
"Mosques sending fighters to Iraq" (Jack Fairweather, The Daily Telegraph, 2004/12/02)Wednesday, December 1, 2004
"Muslims in the Guardian" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2004/12/01)
"Saddam 'raided UN arms sites for suicide attacks'" (Patrick Cockburn, Independent, 2004/12/01)
"Barghouti Seeking Palestinian Presidency" (Mohammed Daraghmeh, AP/Yahoo! News, 2004/12/01)
"The Islamization of Europe?" (David Pryce-Jones, Commentary, from the December 2004 issue)
"'You Must Admit You Are a Victim'" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2004/12/01)
"Why Women’s Voting Is Complicated" (Raid Qusti, Arab News, 2004/12/01)
"Kofi Annan Must Go" (Norm Coleman, The Wall Street Journal, 2004/12/01)
"A Royal Military Police Sergeant celebrates..." (Free Republic, 2004/12/01)
"The Freedom Haters" (Anne Applebaum, The Washington Post, 2004/12/01)
"Tehran's Triumph: Europe and the U.N. bless Iran's march toward a nuclear weapon" (The Wall Street Journal, 2004/12/01)
"U.S. Generals in Iraq Were Told of Abuse Early, Inquiry Finds" (Josh White, The Washington Post, 2004/12/01)
"U.N. Report Urges Big Changes; Security Council Would Expand" (Warren Hoge, The New York Times, 2004/12/01)
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