Index
of all archived news and commentary by month
November 2005
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Wednesday, November 30, 2005
"Fallaci: Warrior in the Cause of Human Freedom" (Robert Spencer, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/11/30)
"'Working Undercover as Christian Peace Activists'?" (Daniel Pipes, danielpipes.org, 2005/11/30)
"Bush releases Iraq 'victory strategy'" (Martin Walker, UPI, 2005/11/30)
"Troops out, but how?" (Martin Walker, UPI, 2005/11/30)
"Suicide bomber 'was Belgian woman'" (David Rennie, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/30)
"Video Shows Activists in Captivity in Iraq" (Chris Tomlinson, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/30)Tuesday, November 29, 2005
"This is an image taken from an Arab Satellite TV channel..." (AP, 2005/11/29)
"New Wave of Kidnappings Descends on Iraq" (Chris Tomlinson, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/29)
"Iran: President Says Light Surrounded Him During UN Speech" (Golnaz Esfandiari, Radio Free Europe, 2005/11/29)
"Mosque sells anti-Semitic material" (Inti Chavez Pere, Sveriges Radio, 2005/11/27)
"Our Troops Must Stay" (Joe Lieberman, OpinionJournal, 2005/11/29)
"Wake up and listen to the muezzin" (Mark Steyn, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/29)
"'Hitler' wins Palestinian primary elections" (Aaron Klein, WorldNetDaily, 2005/11/29)
"Sunnis Accuse Iraqi Military of Kidnappings and Slayings" (Dexter Filkins, The New York Times, 2005/11/29)
"Hussein Is Unruly as Trial Resumes" (Doug Struck, The Washington Post, 2005/11/29)Monday, November 28, 2005
"The Freedoms We Fight For" (Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, The Weekly Standard, 2005/11/28)
"Ziauddin Sardar - on the culture of martyrdom" (Ziauddin Sardar, The New Statesman, 2005/11/28)
"Saddam Lashes Out at U.S. As Trial Resumes" (Hamza Hendawi, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/28)
"March for girl set alight after marriage refusal" (Henry Samuel, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/28)
"Under Duress, Egypt's Islamist Party Still Surges at Polls" (Michael Slackman, The New York Times, 2005/11/28)
"Hussein's Trial Resumes in Baghdad" (John F. Burns, The New York Times, 2005/11/28)Sunday, November 27, 2005
"Iran Leader's Radicalism Angering Allies" (Ali Akbar Dareini, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/27)
"My battle with liberal Britain" (Shaun Bailey, The Sunday Times, 2005/11/27)
"Panic Is Not The Solution" (Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek, 2005/12/05)
"Middle East Surprises" (Jim Hoagland, The Washington Post, 2005/11/27)
"Shiite Cleric Increases His Power in Iraq" (Edward Wong, The New York Times, 2005/11/27)
"Abuse worse than under Saddam, says Iraqi leader" (Peter Beaumont, The Observer, 2005/11/27)
"Shiite Urges U.S. to Give Iraqis Leeway In Rebel Fight" (Ellen Knickmeyer, The Washington Post, 2005/11/27)
"Giant mosque for 40,000 may be built at London Olympics" (The Sunday Times, 2005/11/27)Saturday, November 26, 2005
"Gays face hormone treatment" (Jim Krane, News24.com, 2005/11/26)
"How did we forget that Israel's story is the story of the West?" (Charles Moore, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/26)
"Fundamentalism in French Workplace" (Sebastian Rotella, Los Angeles Times, 2005/11/26)Friday, November 25, 2005
"The Truth about Torture" (Charles Krauthammer, The Weekly Standard, 2005/12/04)
"Dis-United Kingdom: Multiculturalism isn't working" (Leo McKinstry, The Weekly Standard, 2005/12/04)
"Padilla in Court: When did he become the 21st century's Alger Hiss?" (The Wall Street Journal, 2005/11/25)Thursday, November 24, 2005
"An Iraqi girl looks at US soldiers..." (Mauricio Lima, AFP, 2005/11/24)
"Iraq army seizes booby-trapped toy dolls" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/24)
"Suicide Car Bomber Kills 30 in Iraq" (Chris Tomlinson, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/24)
"The Muslim Brotherhoods plan for the conquest of the world" (Le Temps/The Daily Ablution, 2005/11/24)
"Eurabia’s Morass Elicits Mythical 'Solutions'" (Andrew G. Bostom, The American Thinker, 2005/11/24)
"Hague imam did no wrong, says OM" (Expatica, 2005/11/24)
"Former Canadian Minister Of Defence Asks Canadian Parliament Asked To Hold Hearings On Relations With Alien "Et" Civilizations" (PRWeb/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/24)
"The First Step to Britishness Is Your Poppy" (Carol Gould, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/11/24)
"Marlowe's Koran-burning hero is censored to avoid Muslim anger" (Dalya Alberge, The Times, 2005/11/24)
"How a Town Became a Terror Hub" (Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post, 2005/11/24)
"US pressures UN to condemn Hizbullah" (Herb Keinon, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/11/24)Wednesday, November 23, 2005
"Gunmen Kill Sunni Arab Sheik, Kin in Iraq" (Bassem Mroue, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/23)
"Iraq's a lost cause? Ask the real experts" (Max Boot, Los Angeles Times, 2005/11/23)
"Paper Says Bush Talked of Bombing Arab TV Network" (Kevin Sullivan and Walter Pincus, The Washington Post, 2005/11/23)
"Va. Man Convicted In Plot to Kill Bush" (Jerry Markon, The Washington Post, 2005/11/23)Tuesday, November 22, 2005
"Dirty Bomb Suspect Padilla Indicted" (Mark Sherman, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/22)
"Israeli Warplanes Hit Targets in Lebanon" (Laurie Copans, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/22)
"Bush is as 'wicked' as Hitler" (News24.com, 2005/11/22)
"Iraqi Leaders Call for Pullout Timetable" (Salah Nasrawi, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/22)
"Listen to the word on the 'Arab street'" (Mark Steyn, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/22)
"Blood debt women offered up for rape" (Isambard Wilkinson, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/22)
"Mosul Raid Missed Zarqawi, U.S. Says" (Ellen Knickmeyer, The Washington Post, 2005/11/22)Monday, November 21, 2005
"Israel Troops Kill Four Hezbollah Fighters" (Sam F. Ghattas, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/21)
"The March of the Extremists: Attacks Threaten Religious Harmony in Southeast Asia" (Jürgen Kremb, Der Spiegel, 2005/11/21)
"The Anti-Anti-Americans" (Paul Berman, The New Republic, 2005/11/21)
"Baghdad’s Real Torturers" (Heather McDonald, City Journal, 2005/11/21)
"While America has been looking elsewhere, the war on terror has rapidly been shifting its direction" (Abigail R. Esman, Jewish World Review, 2005/11/21)
"How To Lose A War" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2005/11/21)
"Jordan's Anti-Terror Rallies" (Walid Phares, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/11/21)
"A Mixed Family Struggles On France's Urban Fringe" (Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2005/11/21)
"Iran Parliament Votes to Close Atomic Sites to U.N. Monitors" (Nazila Fathi, The New York Times, 2005/11/21)Sunday, November 20, 2005
"Al-Zarqawi May Be Among Dead in Iraq Fight" (Robert H. Reid, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/20)
"France at the brink" (Alex Alexiev, The San Diego Union-Tribune, 2005/11/20)
"Irresponsible on Iraq" (The Washington Post, 2005/11/20)
"The big cover-up" (Andrew Anthony, The Observer, 2005/11/20)
"Machete killings fuel Indonesia's religious hatred" (Dan McDougall, The Observer, 2005/11/20)Saturday, November 19, 2005
"49 Die in Iraq Blasts; Bombs Kill 5 GIs" (Chris Tomlinson, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/19)
"Barricaded in Paris" (Mireille Silcoff, National Post, 2005/11/19)
"The death of an easygoing culture" (Anthony Browne, The Times, 2005/11/19)
"US author lauds suicide bombers" (David Nason, The Australian, 2005/11/19)
"Nothing can prepare you for that moment when a suicide bomb is suddenly aimed at you" (Catherine Philip, The Times, 2005/11/19)
"Iranians admit receiving nuclear warhead blueprint from disgraced Pakistani expert" (Ian Traynor, The Guardian , 2005/11/19)Friday, November 18, 2005
"Jordanians hold an Arabic banner that reads 'Death for Zarqawi'..." (Reuters, 2005/11/18)
"Al-Zarqawi Tape Threatens Jordan's King" (Jamal Halaby, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/18)
"Zarqawi Sends Top Aide to Die" (Richard Miniter, Human Events Online, 2005/11/18)
"A child embraces her father as they stand near a destroyed building..." (Hadi Mizban, AP, 2005/11/18)
"Bombers Kill 74 at Two Mosques in Iraq" (Chris Tomlinson, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/18)
"Two Car Bomb Blasts in Baghdad Kill Six" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/18)
"You don't have to be an amnesiac to be a Democrat, buddy, but it helps" (Gerard Baker, The Times, 2005/11/18)
"International charicatures" (Diana West, The Washington Times, 2005/11/18)
"I took Saddam's cash, admits French envoy" (Francis Harris and David Rennie, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/18)
"Iran in turmoil as president's purge deepens" (Simon Tisdall and Ewen MacAskill, The Guardian, 2005/11/18)
"Bin Laden’s ruthless rival spreads tentacles of jihad across region" (Richard Beeston et al., The Times, 2005/11
"From Tapes, a Chilling Voice of Islamic Radicalism in Europe" (Elaine Sciolino, The New York Times, 2005/11/18)Thursday, November 17, 2005
"Jenah Benzanfour, 16, nests herself in the arms of her guardian..." (Scheherezade Faramarzi, AP, 2005/11/17)
"Young Female Immigrants in France at Risk" (Scheherezade Faramarzi, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/17)
"Dutch MP to make gay Islam film" (BBC News, 2005/11/17)
"Iran president's religious views arouse interest" (Paul Hughes, Reuters, 2005/11/17)
"What sort of Frenchmen are they?" (Dror Mishani and Aurelia Smotriez, Haaretz, 2005/11/17)
"Not all Muslims want to integrate" (Bruce Bawer, The Christian Science Monitor, 2005/11/17)
"An Incomplete Investigation: Why did the 9/11 Commission ignore 'Able Danger'?" (Louis Freeh, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/11/17)
"A world without Israel" (Amnon Rubinstein, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/11/17)
"Masked militant threatens West" (Dean Yates and Achmad Sukarsono, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/17)Wednesday, November 16, 2005
"Behind the scenes, Saddam in fighting mood" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/16)
"Fundamentalist Group Doubles Egypt Seats" (Nadia Abou El-Magd, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/16)
"Group Think: It's not just France. It's Europe" (James Forsyth, The New Republic, 2005/11/16)
"Where the WMDs Went" (FrontPageMagazine, 2005/11/16)
"What Paradise?" (Pierre Rehov, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/11/16)
"Blowback" (Fouad Ajami, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/11/16)
"Torture Alleged at Ministry Site Outside Baghdad" (John F. Burns, The New York Times, 2005/11/16)Tuesday, November 15, 2005
"Palestinians Taste a Dose of Their Own Medicine" (Daniel Pipes, New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2005/11/15)
"U.N. Reinstates Official Fired in Scandal" (Nick Wadhams, AP/The New York Times, 2005/11/15)
"Bicultural Europe is doomed" (Mark Steyn, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/15)
"Egypt campaigns against Danish newspaper cartoons" (Reuters, 2005/11/15)
"Women defy odds in Afghan polls" (Tom Coghlan, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/15)Monday, November 14, 2005
"Palestinian children learn at a young age..." (BBC News, 2005/11/09)
"No debating their hatred: Some just see U.S., Israel as focus of all that’s evil" (Clifford D. May, Boston Herald, 2005/11/14)
"Believe It or Not" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2005/11/14)
"Gangs in Search of an Ideology" (Michael Radu, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/11/14)
"Syrian Parliament- speaker receive British MP George Galloway" (Champress, 2005/11/14)
"Deadly 'Stability'" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2005/11/14)
"A woman walks past a primary school..." (Remy Gabalda, AP, 2005/11/14)
"France Set to Extend State of Emergency" (D'Arcy Doran, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/14)
"Saudi jailed for discussing the Bible" (Reuters/The Washington Times, 2005/11/14)
"Fight over cinemas kills at least 12" (Mohamed Ali Bile, Reuters/The Australian, 2005/11/14)
"Christians under siege in Pakistan after riot" (Isambard Wilkinson, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/14)
"Nuclear Link Alleged in Australia Arrests" (Meraiah Foley, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/14)Sunday, November 13, 2005
"This image made from television..." (Jordanian TV/AP, 2005/11/13)
"Iraqi Woman Confesses on Jordan TV" (Shafika Mattar, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/13)
"British MP George Galloway at Damascus University: US Army Is Defeated in Iraq. US Will Not Dare to Attack Syria. Bashar Al-Assad Is the Last Arab Leader and Tony Blair Is A Slave of Slaves" (MEMRI TV, 2005/11/13)
"Anti-Christian rampage features 2,000 Muslims" (WorldNetDaily, 2005/11/13)
"All Quiet on the European Front" (Paul Belien, The Brussels Journal, 2005/11/13)
"Violence Persists in Southern France" (Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2005/11/13)
"Muslim apartheid burns bright in France" (Minette Marrin, The Sunday Times, 2005/11/13)
"When in Paris..." (Frances Stead Sellers, The Washington Post, 2005/11/13)
"A French City and Its Underclass Drift Apart" (Daniel Williams, The Washington Post, 2005/11/13)
"PLO Calls for UN Probe Into Arafat's Death" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/13)
"Woman poet 'slain for her verse'" (Christina Lamb, The Sunday Times, 2005/11/13)
"Al-Qaeda calls Queen an 'enemy of Islam'" (Abul Taher, The Sunday Times, 2005/11/13)
"Al-Qaeda on defensive as bombs begin to backfire" (Ian Mather, Scotland on Sunday, 2005/11/13)
"Relying on Computer, U.S. Seeks to Prove Iran's Nuclear Aims" (William J. Broad and David E. Sanger, The New York Times, 2005/11/13)Saturday, November 12, 2005
"A Jordanian girl lights candles..." (Ali Jarekji, Reuters, 2005/11/12)
"Unrest Spreads to First Big City in France" (Jocelyn Gecker, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/12)
"Many in Jordan See Old Enemy in Attack: Israel" (Michael Slackman, The New York Times, 2005/11/12)Friday, November 11, 2005
"President Commemorates Veterans Day, Discusses War on Terror" (The White House, 2005/11/11)
"Who Is Lying About Iraq?" (Norman Podhoretz, Commentary, December 2005)
"The Home Office suicide note" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/11/11)
"Group: Four Iraqis Carried Out Bombings" (Paul Garwood, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/11)
Nalin Pekgul (Dagens Nyheter, 2005/02/22)
"Pekgul leaves suburb because of violence" (Olof Sjölander, Sveriges Radio, 2005/11/10)
"For Public Figures in Netherlands, Terror Becomes a Personal Concern" (Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post, 2005/11/11)Thursday, November 10, 2005
"Jordanians shout anti-al Qaeda slogans..." (Majed Jaber, Reuters, 2005/11/10)
"Jordan Attacks Claim 17 From One Family" (Mohammed Ballas, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/10)
"Jordanians Rally to Denounce Al-Zarqawi" (Jamal Halaby, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/10)
"Suicide bomb kills 35 in Baghdad" (Salem al-Ureibi, Reuters, 2005/11/10)
"It’s the demography, stupid" (Mark Steyn, The Spectator, 2005/11/12)
"Will London burn too?" (Patrick Sookhdeo, The Spectator, 2005/11/12)
"The crescent of fear" (Rod Liddle, The Spectator, 2005/11/12)
"Ziauddin Sardar explains the long history of violence behind Hizb ut-Tahrir" (Ziauddin Sardar, The New Statesman, 2005/11/14)
"Egypt's Christian-Muslim divide" (Mona Eltahawy, International Herald Tribune, 2005/11/10)
"The Tragedy of the UK Terror Bill" (Carol Gould, FrontPage Magazine, 2005/11/10)
"Sympathy for the mob" (Larry Derfner, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/11/10)
"Violence part of life for girls in French suburbs" (Kerstin Gehmlich, Reuters, 2005/11/10)
"Rioters are Muslims, but don't say it" (David R. Sands and Sharon Behn, The Washington Times, 2005/11/10)Wednesday, November 9, 2005
"Ashraf Mohamed al-Akhras and his bride Nadia al-Alami..." (AFP, 2005/11/09)
"Suicide Bombers Kill 53 at Jordan Hotels" (Jamal Halaby, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/09)
"Far-Right Leader: Riots Only the Start" (John Leicester, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/09)
"Blair Loses Key Vote on Anti-Terror Bill" (Ed Johnson, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/09)
"Bali Bomb Terror Suspect 'Blown Up'" (Sky News/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/09)
"Books can be badges — and beacons, too" (Michael Gove, The Times, 2005/11/09)
"The Revolt of Ennui" (Antoine Audouard, The New York Times, 2005/11/09)
"Islamist threat in France" (Tony Blankley, The Washington Times, 2005/11/09)
"'We hate France and France hates us'" (Jon Henley, The Guardian, 2005/11/09)Tuesday, November 8, 2005
"Youths hurl stones toward police forces..." (Remy Gabalda, AP, 2005/11/08)
"State of Emergency Declared in France" (Jamey Keaten, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/08)
In Memoriam: Nadia Anjuman (BBC News, 2005/11/06)
"Afghan Poet Nadia Anjuman Beaten to Death" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/08)
"Intifada a la francaise" (Nidra Poller, National Post, 2005/11/08)
"Reflections on the Revolution in France" (Daniel Pipes, New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2005/11/08)
"Jihad in Europe?" (Robert Spencer, FrontPage Magazine, 2005/11/08)
"Early skirmish in the Eurabian civil war" (Mark Steyn, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/08)
"Go home in the name of Allah, order imams with megaphones" (Charles Bremner, The Times, 2005/11/08)
"France Beefs Up Response to Riots" (Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2005/11/08)
"Police defend mosque shooting" (David Crawshaw, NEWS.com.au, 2005/11/08)
"Australia police say Muslim cleric led attack plot" (Reuters, 2005/11/08)
"17 Terror Suspects Arrested in Australia" (Mike Corder, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/08)Monday, November 7, 2005
"Rioters threw rocks at firefighters..." (Thierry Bordas, EPA, 2005/11/07)
"Rioting in France: What's Wrong with Europe?" (Rüdiger Falksohn et al., Der Spiegel, 2005/11/07)
"Cyber-Rioting in France: 'We Aren't Going to Let Up! Are You Stupid?'" (Kim Rahir, Der Spiegel, 2005/11/07)
"Beaten man dies; French riots produce first fatality" (Expatica, 2005/11/07)
"A Sense Of Foreboding: German Reactions to Ahmadinejad" (Matthias Küntzel, Transatlantic Intelligencer, 2005/11/07)
"Syria's Sopranos" (Fouad Ajami, USNews.com, 2005/11/07)
"Realism in Darfur" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2005/11/07)
"France’s Intifada" (Phyllis Chesler, FrontPage Magazine, 2005/11/07)
"Moroccans slam Al-Qaeda threat" (The Daily Star, 2005/11/07)
"Europe keeps nervous eye on French suburban violence" (AFP/USA Today, 2005/11/07)
"Muslim Groups May Gain Strength From French Riots" (John Carreyrou, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/11/07)
"Youths Fire on Police in Paris" (Angela Doland, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/07)
"Paris police fear rioters' heavy arms" (Jennifer Joan Lee, The Washington Times, 2005/11/07)
"10 Officers Shot as Riots Worsen in French Cities" (Craig S. Smith, The New York Times, 2005/11/07)Sunday, November 6, 2005
"Next up was this photograph..." (zombietime, 2005/11/06)
"Police Find Fuel Bomb Factory Near Paris" (Elaine Ganley, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/06)
"Wake up, Europe, you've a war on your hands" (Mark Steyn, Chicago Sun-Times, 2005/11/06)
"The wreckage of a burned down gymnasium..." (Jacques Brinon, AP, 2005/11/06)
"Youths' poverty, despair fuel violent unrest in France" (Colin Nickerson, The Boston Globe, 2005/11/06)
"Rage of French Youth Is a Fight for Recognition" (Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2005/11/06)
"Unrest hits Paris as riots spread afar" (Jennifer Joan Lee, The Washington Times, 2005/11/06)
"France hit by a burning rage" (Matthew Campbell, The Sunday Times, 2005/11/06)
"A Gender Jihad For Islam's Future" (Asra Q. Nomani, The Washington Post, 2005/11/06)
"Al-Qaeda woos recruits with nuclear bomb website" (Uzi Mahnaimi and Tom Walker, The Sunday Times, 2005/11/06)
"Suicide bombers on Iran kids' TV" (Toby Harnden, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/11/06)
"Teheran 'providing refuge for al-Qaeda terrorists'" (Philip Sherwell, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/11/06)Saturday, November 5, 2005
"Childrens' photos remain stuck to the walls..." (Jacques Brinon, AP, 2005/11/05)
"Riots Spread Across France; 250 Arrested" (John Leicester, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/05)
"Tough French warning for rioters" (BBC News, 2005/11/05)
"Paris When It Sizzles" (Olivier Guitta, The Weekly Standard, 2005/11/14)
"What's not to like about Islam if you're the Prince of Wales" (Julie Burchill, The Times, 2005/11/05)
"Fine words cannot disguise it: the clash of civilisations is real" (Michael Burleigh, The Times, 2005/11/05)
"This Muslim girl defied her father – and her lover paid with his life" (Daniel McGrory, The Times, 2005/11/05)
"Protesters Riot as Bush Attends 34-Nation Talks in Argentina" (Larry Rohter and Elisabeth Bumiller, The New York Times, 2005/11/05)
"Immigrant Rioting Flares in France for Ninth Night" (Craig S. Smith, The New York Times, 2005/11/05)
"As Youth Riots Spread Across France, Muslim Groups Attempt to Intervene" (Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2005/11/05)Friday, November 4, 2005
"Picture shows a warehouse burning..." (Jack Guez, AFP, 2005/11/04)
"Eurabia on the rampage" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/11/04)
"Why Paris Is Burning" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/11/04)
"Paris Burning" (Robert Spencer, FrontPage Magazine, 2005/11/04)
"Disabled Woman Set Ablaze" (Sky News, 2005/11/04)
"Unwelcome Attention" (Christian Science Monitor, 2005/11/04)
"A plainclothes police..." (Remy de la Mauviniere, AP, 2005/11/04)
"Rioters Attack Trains, Schools and Businesses in the Paris Suburbs" (Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2005/11/04)
"Muslims march over cartoons of the Prophet" (Kate Connolly, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/04)
"Voted in, Hamas Sets a West Bank City Astir" (Steven Erlanger, The New York Times, 2005/11/04)Thursday, November 3, 2005
"People watch a firefighter putting out a fire..." (Christophe Ena, AP, 2005/11/03)
"How the French riot" (Theodore Dalrymple, The Spectator, 2005/11/05)
"Riots and Rage" (Tracy McNicoll, Newsweek, 2005/11/03)
"Seven Violent Nights on the Outskirts of Paris" (Molly Moore, The Washington Post, 2005/11/03)
"Prophet cartoons prompt Egypt to cut off Danish dialogue" (The Copenhagen Post, 2005/11/03)
"Cheering Terror" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2005/11/03)Wednesday, November 2, 2005
Theo van Gogh (De Gezonde Roker, 2004/11/02)
"Ramadan Rioting in Europe's No-Go Areas" (Paul Belien, The Brussels Journal, 2005/11/02)
"Seventh Day of Violence Erupts Near Paris" (Jocelyn Gecker, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/11/02)
"Spot the Difference" (David T, Harry's Place, 2005/11/02)
"The Suicide Bombers Among Us" (Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal, Autumn 2005)
"If the Problem Is Muslim Terror, Then What?" (Victor Davis Hanson, City Journal, Autumn 2005)
"AFGESLACHT" (De Telegraaf, 2004/11/03)
"A Year of Living Dangerously" (Francis Fukuyama, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/11/02)
"The good news from Iraq is not fit to print" (Jeff Jacoby, The Boston Globe, 2005/11/02)
"Iran sacks diplomats in purge of reformers" (Ramita Navai and Richard Beeston, The Times, 2005/11/02)Tuesday, November 1, 2005
"A policeman looks towards a group of people..." (Stephane De Sakutin, AFP, 2005/11/01)
"Anger grips Paris riot suburb" (Alasdair Sandford, BBC News, 2005/11/01)
"13 Arrested In Paris Suburb Riots" (AP/CBS News, 2005/11/01)
"Defending and Advancing Freedom" (Commentary, November 2005)
"Mr. Stability: The wrongness of Brent Scowcroft's realism" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2005/11/01)
"Open Season on Muslim Women" (Robert Spencer, FrontPage Magazine, 2005/11/01)
"Confrontation is a good thing" (Mark Steyn, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/11/01)
"The mullahs want Iran to be a mental hospital — so let's invite them over" (David Aaronovitch, The Times, 2005/11/01)
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