Thomas Donnelly of the Weekly Standard discovered a rift between the editorial slant of the New York Times and one of its own journalists: It is an especially cruel but increasingly common irony of the war in Iraq that Washington and Baghdad are in separate universes: what happens over there is not much connected to …
The domestic terrorist surveillance program passed a major obstacle: A federal appeals court panel in Cincinnati yesterday dismissed a lawsuit challenging President Bush’s domestic terrorist surveillance program, ruling that those who brought the suit —led by the American Civil Liberties Union – did not have the legal authority to do so. It would have been …
More news of successes in Iraq that you won’t get from the MSM: July 3, 2007 Coalition Forces Rout al Qaeda Elements South of Ramadi Twenty-three terrorists killed after massing on Donkey Island Ramadi and Donkey Island. Click to view. U.S. Army forces, with the help of Iraqi police, beat back an attempted al Qaeda …
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Mass Re-Enlistment Ceremony in Iraq American Forces Press Service By Meghan Vittrup July 04, 2007 WASHINGTON – More than 600 troops are expected to re-enlist today, and more than 100 others will become U.S. citizens in an Independence Day ceremony at Camp Victory, Iraq.Army Gen. David H. Petraeus, commander of Multinational Force Iraq, made the …
President Bush commuted “Scooter” Libby’s farcical sentence and if there’s any justice, he’ll be pardoned: Nation/Politics Bush open to pardon for Libby By Jon Ward THE WASHINGTON TIMES July 4, 2007 Associated Press White House spokesman Tony Snow said yesterday that I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby Jr., who is appealing a March verdict and 30-month sentence, may …
As usual, the New York Times gives only part of the story: Half of Baghdad Secured The Baghdad Order Of Battle as of June 24, 2007. Click map to view. Understanding the numbers behind the Baghdad Security Operation On June 4, The New York Times released partial data from a classified memorandum that stated only …
