




...Virtue, morality, and religion. This is the armor, my friend, and this alone that renders us invincible. These are the tactics we should study. If we lose these, we are conquered, fallen indeed... Patrick Henry (1736-1799) US Founding Father






At least according to the anti-freedom Liberals and Progressives. I mean, think about it, Islamofascists don't like us nor our being allowed to think for ourselves. Leahy: Missing RNC E-mails are like Nixon's 18-minute gap
"Like the famous 18-minute gap in the Nixon White House tapes, it appears
likely that key documentation has been erased or misplaced. This sounds like the
Administration's version of 'the dog ate my homework.'"
CBS Radio Fires Don Imus
Moonves had met with Reverends Al Sharpton and Jesse
Jackson on Thursday morning to discuss Imus' future with the company.
Local al-Qaida bomb suspect appears in court
Christopher Paul, 43, is charged with conspiring to support terrorists,
conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction and providing support to
terrorists.Yesterday's arrest was the culmination of a four-year,
eight-country investigation of Paul, said Tim Murphy, special agent in charge of
the FBI's Cincinnati office, which oversees Columbus.Paul is the third man from central Ohio to be charged with terrorism. In 2003, Columbus truck driver Iyman Faris, who is serving a 20-year sentence after admitting he scouted the Brooklyn Bridge for al-Qaida, tipped authorities to Paul and Somali immigrant Nuradin Abdi.
Faris told investigators that he and Paul were at an Upper
Arlington coffee shop with Abdi when Abdi, frustrated with U.S. military
operations in Agfhanistan and Iraq, said they ought to shoot up a shopping
mall.Abdi was not charged with plotting against a mall but with lying to
obtain travel papers to leave the U.S. and with attempting to go to a terrorist
training camp in Ethiopia. His trial is scheduled for September.At today's hearing, Assistant U.S. Attorney Dana Peters explained the charges against Paul. Asked by U.S. Magistrate Terence P. Kemp if he understood the charges, Paul responded, “Yes, sir."
Chapel Hill Welcome Wagon

A Disarming Election Iran and Syria lead the U.N. Disarmament
Commission.
On April 9, 2007 there was a United Nations believe-it-or-not moment
extraordinaire. At the same time that Iran’s President Ahmadinejad declared his
country was now capable of industrial-scale uranium enrichment, the U.N.
reelected Iran as a vice chairman of the U.N. Disarmament Commission.
Yes Ripley, the very U.N. body charged with promoting nuclear
nonproliferation installed in a senior position the state that the Security
Council recently declared violated its nonproliferation resolutions.
So in Iran at the Natanz nuclear facility Ahmadinejad gloated: “With great
pride, I announce as of today our dear country is among the countries of the
world that produces nuclear fuel on an industrial scale.” And in New York,
courtesy of his U.N. platform, Iranian Disarmament Vice-Chairman Seyed Mohammad Ali Robatjazi railed against “noncompliance with the NPT [nuclear
nonproliferation treaty] by the United States” and “the Zionist lobby.”