A story I wrote appeared MonÂday in the Newark Star-Ledger, a great smaller paper that cares about forÂeign news. The story dealt with the plight of the Iraqi refugees in Jordan.
Lives susÂpended by war
AMMAN,
A story I wrote appeared MonÂday in the Newark Star-Ledger, a great smaller paper that cares about forÂeign news. The story dealt with the plight of the Iraqi refugees in Jordan.
Lives susÂpended by war
AMMAN,
Accompanied by Marine Gen. Peter Pace, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Army Gen. Bryan Brown, head of U.S. Special Operations Command, Wolfowitz observed that preventing terrorism “means more than killing or capturing terrorists.”… The 9/11 Commission report, Wolfowitz told committee members, noted that radical Islamic fundamentalists possess an intolerant, non-negotiable ideology and world view that has no regard for human rights or the rule of law…. Today’s radical Islamic terrorists, Wolfowitz pointed out, “remind you of the notorious Nazi groups like the SS that proudly wore the death’s head as their symbol.”
More Americans and Iraqis dead as violence continues in Iraq. Meanwhile, the president refuses to back off June 30 because it’s the only thing the White House can control.
White House criticizes Democrats, gives GOP a pass
BEIRUT U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi came under fierce critÂiÂcism from the White House for her proÂposed trip to Syria tomorÂrow, but, oddly, a RepubÂliÂcan conÂgresÂsional delÂeÂgaÂtion yesÂterÂday to Syria was given a free pass by the same White House.
As Dana Perino, White House spokesÂwoman, said:
I do think that, as a genÂeral […]