A London Times report details dissent within al Qadea: July 23, 2007 Al-Qaeda faces rebellion from the ranks Sickened by the group’s barbarity, Iraqi insurgents are giving information to coalition forces Deborah Haynes in Doura Excerpts: Fed up with being part of a group that cuts off a person’s face with piano wire to teach
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An Irish “peace activist” made some very war-like statements against President Bush: Irish peace activist at Dallas event gets standing ovation 12:30 PM CDT on Friday, July 13, 2007 By JAMES HOHMANN / The Dallas Morning News Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams apologized Thursday for saying she could kill President Bush, remarks that drew
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This is just one example of the heinous atrocities being comitted by al Qadea, and not a peep out of the NBC/ABC/CBS/CNN/PBS/MSNBC conglomerate: Bless the Beasts and Children Where did they go? On 29 June, American and Iraqi soldiers were again fighting side-by-side as soldiers from Charley Company 1-12 CAV—led by Captain Clayton Combs—and
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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
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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
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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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