Their spokesmen issue reasonable-sounding statements like Mussa Abu
Marzuk, who Monday, Feb. 6, promised to honor previously signed
agreements, but then reversed himself with a qualifier - only if they
suit our interests.
Marzuk sounds just like CICBush43 signing legislation into law
requiring
Well, I didn't like what Mr. Rove said, because it frames terrorism
and the issue of terrorism and everything that goes with it, whether
it's the renewal of the Patriot Act or the NSA wiretapping, in a
political context, said Sen. Chuck Hagel, Nebraska Republican.
Please find below an example of UPI's continuing coverage of U.S.
intelligence and counter-terrorism reform. I hope you find it
interesting. You may link to it on the web here:
http://www.upi.com/SecurityTerrorism/view.php?StoryID=20060206-100136-55
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...the Danish cartoons were not arbitrarily offensive. They were
designed to reveal Islamic intolerance--and they have now done so, in
abundance. The West's principles are clear enough. Tolerance? Yes.
Faith? Absolutely. Freedom of speech? Nonnegotiable.
Blasphemy, moreover, is common in the
