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[osint] Columbia's Bigotry

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[osint] Hacking the Papal Election (was Re: CRYPTO-GRAM, April 15, 2005)

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[osint] Renew Patriot

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[osint] Hey, We've Got One! (was Re: OpinionJournal - Best of the Web Today - April 14, 2005)

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[osint] China Boosts Sophistication Of Web-Content Filters

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[osint] Illegals Blocking Marine Training

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[osint] Heaving at Harvard (was Re: OpinionJournal - Best of the Web Today - April 13, 2005)

At 3:51 PM -0400 4/13/05, OpinionJournal wrote: >Heaving at Harvard http://www.thecrimson.com/today/article507033.html > >Elise Stefanik of the Harvard Crimson describes how the Angry Left makes >its opinions known at America's most prestigious university: > >*** QUOTE *** > >At 3 p.m. yesterday,

[osint] Jack Kemp: Smoot-Hawley tariffs 21st century style

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[osint] China's Contradictions

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[osint] Government: In Jeans or Veils, Iraqi Women Are Split on New Political Power

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[osint] Sharon Asks U.S. to Pressure Iran to Give Up Its Nuclear Program

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[osint] The Calm Before the Storm?

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[osint] Bush Praises Troops' Role in Helping to Free Iraq

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[osint] 3 Indicted in Suspected Plot on East Coast Finance Sites

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[osint] Scandals Leave Big Banks Vulnerable

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[osint] One Country, One Vote?

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[osint] China Risks Overplaying its Hand

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[osint] High-Octane Amnesia

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[osint] 'Can't Anybody Here Play This Game?'

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[osint] Guilty Until Proven Innocent

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[osint] The Smart Money

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[osint] More Spies, Worse Intelligence?

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[osint] Star Parker: A papal message on socialism

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[osint] Joel Mowbray: Not spies after all-how the Washington Post got it wrong

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[osint] Old Media on Iraq: Good News Not Newsworthy

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[osint] Fresh target, fresh pit bull for GOP

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[osint] Unpatriotic Dissent Watch (was Re: OpinionJournal - Best of the Web Today - April 11, 2005)

At 3:20 PM -0400 4/11/05, OpinionJournal wrote: >Unpatriotic Dissent Watch http://www.lefthook.org/Ground/Jensen032305.html > >On Friday we noted >http://www.opinionjournal.com/best/?id=110006536#idiot a refreshing quote >from 46-year-old "antiwar activist" Connie Harris, who was participating

[osint] Metaphor Alert (was Re: OpinionJournal - Best of the Web Today - April 11, 2005)

At 3:20 PM -0400 4/11/05, OpinionJournal wrote: >Metaphor Alert http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/jamieson/219354_robert08.html > >From a column by Robert L. Jamieson Jr. in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer >("intelligent as a post!"): > >*** QUOTE *** > >The Republican Red Scare is on the loose. Again

[osint] The Crusaders

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[osint] Unitarian Jihad: First Communique

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[osint] A West Too Wild

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[osint] Peter Brookes: Bolton from the blue

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[osint] Intelligence Chief Is Urged to Assert Powers Quickly

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[osint] Diana West: Reviewing the National Review

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[osint] Woods Prevails in Close Battle for the Masters

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[osint] U.S. Commanders See Possible Cut in Troops in Iraq

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[osint] Crouching Tiger, Swimming Dragon

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[osint] Revising the Patriot Act

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[osint] al-Sadr's Demonstrators in Iraq Demand That U.S. Leave

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[osint] Caroline B. Glick: Middle East mythology

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[osint] The Bush Administration's Afghan Spring

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[osint] U.S. Seeks Access to Bank Records to Deter Terror

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[osint] North Korea Said to Reject China's Bid on Nuclear Talks

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[osint] Fear and Violence Accompany a Deadly Virus Across Angola

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[osint] How to Hurt American Business

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[osint] G.I. Is Killed as Shiites Gather for Protest Against U.S.

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[osint] Terrorist Attacks on Reactor Pools

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[osint] Sunday Book Review > Goodbye to Privacy

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[osint] Iran, Iraq sign agreement on visa to pilgrims, businessmen

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[osint] Cal Thomas: The weakest spot

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[osint] Jonah Goldberg: After decades of war in Iraq, a cause for joy

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[osint] Homeland Security blows $16m prepping for apocalypse

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[osint] TSA Slated for Dismantling

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[osint] Chinese begin to worry U.S. militarily: printer friendly version

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[osint] The Rearguard Pope

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