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He sees the futility in a McGovernite foreign policy; why can’t John Forbes Kerry?: “The moment we give in to their blackmail and succumb to panic, we will plunge millions of people into an endless chain of bloodletting conflicts…. One…

From a commenter on this post comes this update to the story: For the first time in 24 hours, Zalina Dzandarova stopped feeling dead inside Friday. She had her daughter back — covered with blood, and suffering from shock and…

Go pick up a copy of the NYPost. They got a great column by Ralph Peters. It has this line to finish it off, observing what anyone should be able to, and Kevin Patrick did over at…

Michelle Malkin Makes a good point. Take a look at how this front-page New York Times article describes the perpetrators of the siege in Beslan. Notice anything? The killers are called "guerrillas" and "fighters" and "armed…

Michelle Malkin has some excellent links to developing news surrounding the school hostage crisis.

Michelle also points out the outrageous PC treatment of the event by the NYT. Some people call it “sensitivity training,” the NYT calls it “reporting.” u

Michelle Malkin notes that the New York Times is also afraid to call the Beslan bastards what they are: terrorists. The killers are called “guerrillas” and “fighters” and “armed captors” but not “terrorists.” At one point the article grudgingly refers…

Glorious half-hearted, post-convention burnout link dump! Obligatory link to Newsweek uberbounce poll here, although Ace points to this Freeper thread as proof that Republicans shouldn’t get cocky. Rasmussen tacks on another half point to what was alre…

With me agreeing with Michelle… Must be something wrong with me….