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June 27, 2008
7:38
NYT: "North Koreas declaration of its nuclear ...
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NYT: "North Koreas declaration of its nuclear activities is a triumph of the sort of diplomacy complicated, plodding, often frustrating that President Bush and his aides once eschewed as American weakness."...

6:14
UN Chief Hails Progress on N Korean Nuclear Program
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Ban Ki-moon & DPRK nuclear declaration
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6:13
DoD News: Contracts for June 26, 2008
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6:13
US Businessmen Accused of Military Sales to Iran
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6:13
Troops in Afghanistan Kill, Capture Enemy Fighters
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6:13
Mullen, NATO's Relevance & Afghanistan
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6:13
Pakistan Denies Involvement in Karzai Attack
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6:13
Gates & Security on Pakistan-Afghanistan Border
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6:13
Supreme Court & Navy's Use of Sonar
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CJCS & Smooth Transition to Next Administration
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6:13
Guard Members Continue to Fight Floods, Fires
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FCS capability accelerated for infantry units
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Georgia Reverses Defense Spending Cut Decision
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06/26/08 1 BDE, 82 ABN Brief
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06/26/08 DoD News Briefing
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Addington, Yoo Testify on Interrogation
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4:53
Thursday Night Obama Blog Nuthouse Roundup
» ‎ Little Green Footballs

There are so many loons of one stripe or another posting “blogs” at the official Barack Obama site that I’m just going to start dumping links:

my.barackobama.com | Sam Vafadar’s Blog: More on numerology and politics/world events...

my.barackobama.com | Mark Banks’ Blog: Mr. Obama - please don’t continue Bush’s excuse of 9/11...

my.barackobama.com | LadyLexophile: Denouncing Wright

my.barackobama.com | Susan C. Moyer’s Blog: Impeaching President Bush

my.barackobama.com | cynical yet hopeful political gal

“Everybody’s worried about stopping terrorism. Well, there’s a really easy way: stop participating in it.” Noam Chomsky

4:26
Mohammad Online: حمص ، تلك المدينة العاشقة
» ‎ Syria Planet

مدينة حمص، تلك الحالة العاشقة التي لم و لن تتكرر في التاريخ، فمن يعرف مدينة حمص و يعرف سكّانها و يدرك مدى عشقهم لتلك المدينة ذلك العشق الذي سجل التاريخ أغرب روايات عنه لن يستغرب كلامي و لعل أحد القصص الشاهدة عن جنون عشّاقها هي قصة ديك الجن ذاك المتيم الخرافي بمحبوبته الذي قضى نحبه [...]

3:49
IDF trains in mock Arab village (with video)
» ‎ Israel Matzav

In an effort to train the troops for urban guerrilla warfare, the IDF spent $30 million about a year and a half ago to build a mock Arab village on a base near Be'er Sheva. With the possibility of a mass invasion of Gaza in the offing, IDF troops have been using the base to prepare. Dozens of infantry companies, mainly from the Givati Brigade, stormed the large "village" set up in the desert, at

3:19
Opposite stances
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Anglican bishops confronted by Gay Pride in Jerusalem

1:33
I've Seen the Future, and It Has a Kill Switch
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1:28
Rick Adams RBN Radio Interview With Daryl Bradford Smith
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UNCENSORED RADIO FREE AMERICA

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1:17
Convicted Terrorist Sami Al-Arian Indicted in Virginia
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Convicted terrorist Sami Al-Arian has been indicted in Virginia on two counts of criminal contempt after refusing to testify before a federal grand jury despite a grant of immunity.

Al-Arian, who pled guilty in 2006 to conspiring to provide goods and services to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, has argued that his plea agreement ruled out any cooperation with the government. Two appellate courts, the 4th Circuit and 11th Circuit, have rejected that argument, saying no such agreement is in the written plea and was not uttered during Al-Arian's plea hearing.

The indictment offers few details, except to give Oct. 16, 2007 and March 20, 2008 as the dates of his alleged criminal contempt. The grand jury's focus is believed to be on terror financing by the Herndon, Va.-based International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT).

For the full story, please click here to visit the IPT's website.

1:03
'IAF only air force to hit 2 reactors'
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Peres boasts achievements on pilot graduation day; IAF chief: We're bracing for action on multiple fronts.

0:35
Simply Lujayn...: Wedding Bells
» ‎ Syria Planet

In less than a month I’ll walk down the aisle to a new life. In as much as I would have loved to say I’m racing down that aisle with total abandon and joy, I cannot. In fact, I am anxious and tense.

I did post at some point about my fear of change. It has struck again I guess, only this time it is not about a job but a lifetime commitment and it’s far more serious. Not that I don’t want to be married to my wonderful fiancé. He’s a beautiful man and a wonderful friend, and I am blessed that he is in my life. But the thought of becoming part of a new social dynamic fills me with dread. Every time I try to imagine our future together, I start sweating the small stuff: calling a place I have not chosen or grown up in, my new home; becoming part of a new family; rationing my time with my own family because I now have to factor in the in-laws and visiting them; having children that take on a new family name that is foreign to me; calling a new person on mother’s day; attending a whole host of new family member events and occasions; espousing new social protocols and traditions; even adopting new dishes and cuisines.

I am tempted to run back up the aisle and as far away as I can from the institution of marriage. What keeps me walking? I am not sure. Fear of staying in place, maybe.

0:28
Breaking: Al-Arian Indicted for Contempt
» ‎ Little Green Footballs

Just announced at the Investigative Project: Al-Arian Indicted for Contempt.

Convicted terrorist Sami Al-Arian has been indicted in Virginia on two counts of criminal contempt after refusing to testify before a federal grand jury despite a grant of immunity.

Al-Arian, who pled guilty in 2006 to conspiring to provide goods and services to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, has argued that his plea agreement ruled out any cooperation with the government. Two appellate courts, the 4th Circuit and 11th Circuit have rejected that argument, saying no such agreement is in the written plea and was not uttered during Al-Arian’s plea hearing.

The indictment offers few details, except to give Oct. 16, 2007 and March 20, 2008 as the dates of his alleged criminal contempt. The grand jury’s focus is believed to be on terror financing by the Herndon, Va.-based International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT).

IIIT was the single biggest donor for Al-Arian’s Tampa-based think tank, the World and Islam Studies Enterprise (WISE). The president of IIIT Al-Arian wrote a letter in 1992 referring to WISE as an extension of IIIT.

0:20
SyriaComment.com: “We Salute Syria” for its “Generosity” and “Cooperation,” said James Foley
» ‎ Syria Planet

US official hails Syria refugee aid
25 June, 2008, AFP

DAMASCUS: Senior US official James Foley yesterday held talks in Syria on the growing needs of some 1.5mn Iraqi refugees in the country and praised Damascus for its “generosity.”

“We salute Syria, the government and its people for its generosity in welcoming” Iraqis who fled the US-led 2003 war, said Foley, the State Department co-ordinator for Iraqi refugees. “We recognise the considerable burdens that are shouldered here by the Syrian government and its people… (and) are appreciative of the co-operation that we have on this issue,” he added.

Foley made the remarks after talks with Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faysal Meqdad — the second meeting since last October - “to assess the needs of the Iraqi’s refugees… and the burden that we face.” “It is the conviction of the US that we have a deep responsibility to… these refugees,” said Foley who is on a regional fact-finding mission. - AFP

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NNSA RRW Plan Outline for Advanced Certification Report
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First A400M Military Transporter Rolled Out
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UK's nukes may go off accidentally, MoD admits
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Successful Missile Defense Intercept Test
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Analysis: A Different Tack on Terror
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Pres. Bush Discusses N Korea
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WH Statement on N Korea
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WH Memo for the SecState
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WH Ex. Order on N Korea
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06/25/08 DoD News Briefing
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Analysis: U.S.-Pakistan Alliance in Trouble
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0:02
Gay parade sashays through capital
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Annual pride event goes off without a hitch, despite counterprotests and memories of past violence.

0:02
Oil up to $140/barrel, Dow ...
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Oil up to $140/barrel, Dow plunges....

0:00
Top Iraqi judge shot dead in Baghdad ambush
» ‎ Alarabiya.net English | Middle East

Gunmen shot dead a leading Iraqi judge in an ambush as he drove home in Baghdad, police and a judicial official said on Friday. Kamel al-Shewaili, head of one of the capital's two appeals courts, was killed while driving along a road in eastern Baghdad on Thursday afternoon, said Abdul Satar
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Lebanese bakers hold off raising bread prices
» ‎ Alarabiya.net English | Middle East

Lebanese bakers agreed to a temporary hold on higher bread prices, after the move sparked public outcry and warnings from Beirut that raising prices would be considered “illegal” and “unjustifiable”. The Baker's Union said Thursday it would to raise the price of bread to LL 2000 from

June 26, 2008
23:51
Jewish Agency scholarship recipient battles deportation
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Mulugeta: My relatives came on Operation Moses. How come they are eligible, but not me?
23:50
We did not abandon Philippe Karsenty
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Israel has not been silent on the questions of France 2's behavior in the al-Dura affair.

23:34
Voices of Evil
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By Khalid Amayreh in the West Bank
Every honest Jew who knows the history of his people cannot but feel a deep sense of gratitude to Islam, which has protected the Jews f

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23:15
Video: Al Jazeera on Islamic Saudi Academy
» ‎ Little Green Footballs

Al Jazeera aired this report a few days ago on the Islamic Saudi Academy in Fairfax, Virginia (whose textbooks were revealed to be teaching hatred of non-Muslims). It’s over the top grievance theater at its worst, as the reporter blames the controversy on certain “Congressmen” (nudge, wink) who are “hostile to Arabs and Muslims.” (Courtesy of MEMRI TV.)
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Following are excerpts from a report on the Islamic Saudi Academy in Virginia, which aired on Al-Jazeera TV on June 17, 2008:

Reporter: We are at the Islamic Saudi Academy in the state of Virginia – the largest institution teaching the Arabic language and Islamic education on the East Coast of the U.S. However, this institution faces mounting pressure, and this is a nightmare for the families of the students enrolled in the academy. This pressure is exerted by several Congressmen, known for their great hostility towards Arabs and Muslims.

This child recites verses from the Koran with perfect diction, even though he is only six years old. These flowers, which have just begun to bloom, have sprouted on American soil. Their parents decided to help them find their roots in a supervised environment. This goal has been achieved at the Islamic Saudi Academy. However, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, which was established by Congress, has recommended that the academy be shut down, alleging that its religious curricula, which are taught in Saudi Arabia as well, included material inciting to racism and intolerance towards other religions. [The commission] did not even talk to those in charge of the academy, let alone visit it.

Abd Al-Rahman Al-Ghufayli, Principal of the Boy’s School: We have nothing to hide. That’s why we invited them there and tried to discuss things with them, but I’m sad to say, they did not accept our invitation. This suggests that the commission has a certain agenda, which it is trying to implement.

Reporter: The local authority of Fairfax County, where the academy is located, has challenged the threats of closure. It determined that the allegations are invalid, and it approved the religious curricula after examining them. The non-Muslim teachers also expressed disgust and frustration at the allegations.

Kate Schneider, English teacher: The thing that frustrates me so much about these accusations is that first, they are not true, and second, it is so completely opposite from the truth. This school teaches faith, and the same basic values we want all our children to have.

Reporter: The academy’s students participate in community activities, which differ from other American schools. The U.S. President even sent letters of appreciation to the students.

Fardia Turkestani, Principal of the Girls’ School: We are very proud that a student of ours won this award three years in a row.

Reporter: “I will become the slave of he who teaches me a single letter.” So what should be said about those who teach an entire language? What should be said about a commission that some say is unconstitutional and contradicts the very meaning of its name? This commission calls upon all countries of the world to respect freedom of religion there, while the commission itself violates this freedom on its own land.

23:14
The 'multilateral approach' to Iran is failing
» ‎ Israel Matzav

In today's Washington Post, Richard Perle points out why Condoleezza Rice's adoption of Barak Hussein Obama's multilateral approach to foreign policy is failing. The problem, rather, is a dangerous confusion between ends and means, and it is a confusion shared by Condi Rice and Barack Obama. Coalitions, even successful multilateral ones, are instruments, tools, means to an end. They are important

22:54
Open Letter #03 on 9/11 to the Attorney General of the USA Michael B. Mukasey
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Text of fax broadcast:

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22:37
UN 'Human Rights Council' bans criticism of Islam
» ‎ Israel Matzav

The UN 'Human Rights Council' decided this week that it is forbidden to criticize Islam because "religious issues can be “very complex, very sensitive and very intense…This council is not prepared to discuss religious matters in depth, consequently we should not do it.” From now on, only religious scholars would be permitted to broach 'religious matters' before the Council. Robert Spencer

22:35
Michael Behe and Crank Science
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I was actually searching for something related to a Linux programming trick, when I stumbled on this interesting article (from 10 years ago but sadly still relevant) by University of Chicago Professor Jerry Coyne about the deceptive tactics employed by Discovery Institute advocate Michael Behe: Boston Review: Is Darwin in the Details? A Debate - More Crank Science.

Behe’s arguments, like those of Biblical creationists, are heavily larded with quotations from evolutionists, many taken out of context to make it seem that our field is riven with self-doubt. More than anything else, it is this use of selective quotation that shows Behe’s close kinship to his religious predecessors.

I am painfully and personally acquainted with Behe’s penchant for fiddling with quotations. On page 29 of Darwin’s Black Box he writes:
Jerry Coyne, of the Department of Ecology and Evolution at the University of Chicago, arrives at an unanticipated verdict: “We conclude—unexpectedly—that there is little evidence for the neo-Darwinian view: its theoretical foundations and the experimental evidence supporting it are weak.”
Apparently I am one of those faint-hearted biologists who see the errors of Darwinism but cannot admit it. This was news to me. I am surely numbered among the more orthodox evolutionists, and hardly see our field as fatally flawed. The paper in question (actually by Allen Orr and myself) addresses a technical debate among evolutionists: are adaptations based on a lot of small genetic mutations (the traditional neo-Darwinian view), a few big mutations, or some mixture of the two? We concluded that although there was not much evidence one way or the other, there were indications that mutations of large effect might occasionally be important. Our paper cast no doubt whatever on the existence of evolution or the ability of natural selection to explain adaptations.

I went back to see exactly what Orr and I had written. It turns out that, in the middle of our sentence, Behe found a period that wasn’t there. Here’s the full citation, placed in its context:
Although a few biologists have suggested an evolutionary role for mutations or large effect (Gould 1980; Maynard Smith 1983: Gottlieb, 1984; Turner, 1985), the neo-Darwinian view has largely triumphed, and the genetic basis of adaptation now receives little attention. Indeed, the question is considered so dead that few may know the evidence responsible for its demise.

Here we review this evidence. We conclude—unexpectedly—that there is little evidence for the neo-Darwinian view: its theoretical foundations and the experimental evidence supporting it are weak, and there is no doubt that mutations of large effect are sometimes important in adaptation.

We hasten to add, however, that we are not “macromutationists” who believe that adaptations are nearly always based on major genes. The neo-Darwinian view could well be correct. It is almost certainly true, however, that some adaptations involve many genes of small effect and others involve major genes. The question we address is, How often does adaptation involve a major gene? We hope to encourage evolutionists to reexamine this neglected question and to provide the evidence to settle it.
By inserting the period (and removing the sentence from its neighbors), Behe has twisted our meaning. Our discussion of one aspect of Darwinism—the relative size of adaptive mutations—has suddenly become a critique of the entire Darwinian enterprise. This is not sloppy scholarship, but deliberate distortion.

Perhaps I unduly belabor this point, but we know what they say about God and the details. Can anyone who alters quotations be trusted to give an unbiased view of the scientific data?

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Weblog of a Syrian Diplomat in America: Lutfi al-Rumhein 2
» ‎ Syria Planet

Some of my favourite works by distinguished artists from Syria.

21:58
Would You Like Fries With That?
» ‎ Israellycool

Fancy a Hezburger to UNIFIL you up?

A fast-food restaurant in Beirut’s war-torn southern suburb has hit upon an explosive way to attract customers.

Buns and Guns is made out to look like a military post and diners eat to the sound of gunfire instead of muzak.

Owner Yousef Ibrahim presents rebranded Lebanese favourites like the “rocket-propelled grenade” (chicken on a skewer) and “terrorist bread”.

“They accuse us of terrorism, so let’s serve terrorist bread, why not?” Mr Ibrahim told Hezbollah’s al-Manar TV.

Other dishes include the Kalashnikov, Dragunov, Viper, B52, while realistic-looking weapons and ammunition decorate the counters, and camouflage netting hangs from the ceiling.

Beirut has recently passed through another round of civil strife when pro-government partisans and those of the Hezbollah-led opposition fought street battles in west Beirut.

But that does not necessarily mean that the customers think the restaurant is in bad taste.

Buns and Guns (motto: A sandwich can kill you) is located in a strongly Hezbollah-supporting area, where the group’s militia is lionised by many.

“My goal was to make people laugh before they ask me why weapons. The important thing is that they laugh,” Mr Ibrahim said.

He insists the only way his sandwiches could kill the customers is by their generous proportions.

“It attracts customers in an unconventional way. You noticed the moment I opened the restaurant, there was a lot of business,” he told the al-Manar correspondent, who later tucked into an RPG sandwich.

Hmm..they might want to rethink the name.

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"Your Own, Personal $3 TRILLLION DOLLAR Shopping Spree"
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21:32
Gaza Cease-Fire Frays Some More, but Still Holds
» ‎ NYT > Middle East

A truce between Israel and Hamas frayed when militants launched two rockets against Israel and Israel prevented goods from entering Gaza for a second day.

21:07
Cartoon In Palestinian Paper: "The Arab Regimes And The Peoples"
» ‎ Memri Latest Blogs

Source: Al-Hayat Al-Jadida , Palestinian Authority, June 25, ...
June 26, 2008, 1:53 pm

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Violence In Lebanon Continues
» ‎ Memri Latest Blogs

The Lebanese daily Al-Nahar reports that yesterday, June 25, Alawis from Jabel Muhsen burned property owned by Sunni residents of Tabane, and that the latter retaliated by burning property owned by the former. Meanwhile, the March 14 Forces are ...
June 26, 2008, 1:45 pm

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Cartoon In Palestinian Paper: Sarkozy's "Sensitive Visit"
» ‎ Memri Latest Blogs

Source: Al-Ayyam, Palestinian Authority, June 26, ...
June 26, 2008, 1:57 pm

20:42
roneceve: All about Germany
» ‎ Syria Planet

this post is dedicated to all things relating to Germany,first Germany is my favorite team it has always been and now they will play in the final match ,although it was very sad to see Turkey leave ,but hey I have planned to watch the final match with a group of friend and I want my team playing ..:)
moving now to the fantastic concert held yesterday in AlHamra Theatre ,which I couldn't tell you about because I learned about it very recently ,anyway I have been missing events myself,so the Carsten Daerr Trio's tour has landed them in Damascus ,and as expected any thing that have Jazz in it turns out to be great ,so I won't elaborate on there great style and ability ,just go check their Myspace page and also my YouTube page to get a sense of their music and the evening .
you can follow the activities of the Goethe Institute on their website ,and last but not least for those of you who are interested visit the new project set up by Goethe to reach to Arab youth and strengthen the link between the youth in the Arab world and Germany.

20:36
Inspectors: Syria probe 'inconclusive'
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But Syrian VP says his country allowed UN nuclear inspections to prove US allegations were false.

20:29
MDA Completes Third Integrated Ground Test Event
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Successful Missile Defense Intercept Test
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A peek in to the trendy Zionist eatery, "Chez Buffoon"
» ‎ Wake Up From Your Slumber - The Truth Will Set You Free

Good evening, I'm your host, Hymie Baqstabberg, to take you on a tour of one of NYC's most famous eateries, "Chez Buffoon," where the Zionist and Neocon intellectuals wine and dine.

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20:14
Dekel heads to Cairo for Schalit talks
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Israel reportedly agrees to free inmates with 'blood on hands' if they stay out of Palestinian territories.

20:09
Bill to Overhaul US Wiretap Law Clears Senate Hurdle
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US Defense Officials Testify on China Military
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Separate Bomb Attacks Kill Nearly 40 People in Iraq
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UN Suspends Aid to Parts of Eastern Congo
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Another Inconvenient Obama Blogger Down the Memory Hole
» ‎ Little Green Footballs

The next Obama associate to be tossed aside and washed down the memory drain—Mike Klonsky, a comrade of Weather Underground leader William Ayers: How is it under that bus, Comrade Klonsky?

Yesterday I opened a browser window to Klonsky’s now-vanished blog, but didn’t get around to writing about it; here’s a screenshot:

The link to Klonsky’s blog now produces a familiar message: “Invalid blog/profile URL.”

Previously at LGF:
Michelle Obama’s Name Removed from Terrorist Fundraiser’s Web Page - Update: Terror Fundraiser’s Page Disappears!
Clarification: Michelle Obama’s Terrorist Fundraiser ‘Friend’

Also see:
Confederate Yankee: Obama: The Bus List

20:07
North Korea Submits Nuclear Declaration
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World Leaders & N. Korea's Nuclear Declaration
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Bush & N. Korean Nuclear Declaration
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Former Justice Department official Marty Lederman writes ...
» ‎ War and Piece

Former Justice Department official Marty Lederman writes on John Yoo testimony today at House Judiciary committee. Marcy Wheeler is covering the hearing. More from the Post:As the hearing was winding down, Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) asked Addington whether he would...

20:04
Iran Cultural Week begins in Paris
» ‎ Persian Journal

Iran Cultural Week begins in Paris

20:04
Iranian film to open Sarajevo festival
» ‎ Persian Journal

Iranian film to open Sarajevo festival

20:04
Iranian-made vehicles bound for Iraq
» ‎ Persian Journal

Iranian-made vehicles bound for Iraq

20:04
Israeli minister: We have no Iran war plan
» ‎ Persian Journal

Israeli minister: We have no Iran war plan

20:04
Are sanctioned Iranian banks actually sponsoring anti-Western terror?
» ‎ Persian Journal

Are sanctioned Iranian banks actually sponsoring anti-Western terror?

20:04
US pushes Iraqi Shi'ites closer to Iran
» ‎ Persian Journal

US pushes Iraqi Shi'ites closer to Iran

20:04
Bahrain wants early warning of any move on Iran
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Bahrain wants early warning of any move on Iran

20:04
Iran slams Greece
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Iran slams Greece

20:04
Bill Clinton backs Obama for president
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Bill Clinton backs Obama for president

20:04
Ahmadinejad to focus subsidies on Iran's poor
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Ahmadinejad to focus subsidies on Iran's poor

20:04
Tough Questions: Iran's Nuke Complex
» ‎ Persian Journal

Tough Questions: Iran's Nuke Complex

20:04
U.S. strike may delay, not stop Iran nuclear program
» ‎ Persian Journal

U.S. strike may delay, not stop Iran nuclear program

20:04
EU to pursue "duel strategy" on Iran
» ‎ Persian Journal

EU to pursue "duel strategy" on Iran

20:04
Iran Warns Against 'Provocation' Over Nuclear Program
» ‎ Persian Journal

Iran Warns Against 'Provocation' Over Nuclear Program

20:04
Iran's rice farmers ask where's the money
» ‎ Persian Journal

Iran's rice farmers ask where's the money

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