In his NY Times op-ed, Switched Off in Basra, Steven Vincent described how fear of appearing to be ‘occupiers’ allowed the British to …

In the most sickening exhibition of cringing submission before Islamic bullying our government has displayed since Jimmy Carter was in office, the State Department has actually sided with the maniacal barbarians who openly advocate the destruction of o…

Conservative blogger Michelle Malkin has been all over the story about the publication of controversial Muslim cartoons that sparked rioting in some European countries. Now cyber troublemakers are all over her blog. Last week she noted that “The Islami…

Leonard Peikoff wrote these words in 1989, in response to the Ayatollah Khomeini’s fatwa against Salman Rushdie: A religious motive does not excuse murder, it makes the crime more dangerous. It took the West centuries to move from medieval mysticism…

Steven Warshawsky tells conservatives to hold their horses. I agree with the sentiment. If we’re in a war, we have enemies, too, and ridicule and caricaturing are not out of bounds in a war. God knows we can’t count on…

And in doing so, they show why nobody should have to recognize them as legitimate. Michelle Malkin’s got a video recording of the massacre in Syria against the Danish and Norwegian embassies.

I can’t it feels quite like reality when you start delving into this Mohammad Danish cartoon’s issue. Although I can certainly say that certain folk, certainly haven’t grasped the significance of the situation.

Basically a Danish newspaper published s

There has been quite a bit of ragging on the State Department for its response to the Danish Cartoon Controversy…

There has been quite a bit of ragging on the State Department for its response to the Danish Cartoon Controversy…

Okay, I know I shouldn’t be disrespectful, but I laughed aloud at this (via

The US State Department has never been particularly clueful when commenting on issues of freedom. Many suspect that diplomats in general prefer to deal with dictatorships rather than deal with all of the mess and uncertainty inherent in democracies. In…

I haven’t been commenting on the Danish Muhammad cartoons that have sparked such anger throughout the Muslim world (like they’ve ever needed an excuse). I haven’t commented, not because it’s not important, but because other bloggers have covered it so…

THE STATE DEPT TAKES SIDES IN THE CARTOON WARS By Michelle Malkin Guess which side they chose?The United States blasted the publication by European newspapers of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed as unacceptable incitement to religious or ethnic hatred.