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Breaking

Foreign Policy Lesson from
Fighting Muslims Pirates (excellent)
Michael Medved

Homespun Terrorists
Investor Business Daily

The Jihad Candidate
Rich Carroll

Bias, Propaganda, or the Truth
Paige Turner

Breaking the Code of Obama's
Mideast Rhetoric
Rand H. Fishbein, Ph.D.

False Messiah
Christopher Orlet

Are We Afraid of Islam?
Ludwig Schneider

Barack Obama's Stealth Socialism
Investors Business Daily

Terrorists: The Third Paradigm
Prof. Steven Plaut

Iran's Web of Influence in the
U.S.
Hassan Daioleslam

The Return of Racial Politics
Jacob Laksin

The Barack Bubble
David R. Stokes

Take candidates’ promises with a
grain of salt
J. Karl Miller

Ahead, Yes, but for how Long?
Thomas Lindaman

A black conservative lament
Larry Elder

Obama’s War Party
Terence P. Jeffrey

My concerns for America
Jon Voight

Obama, "The Vast Majority Of
Muslims," And The Rest Of Us
Austin Hill

What Bush and Batman Have in
Common
Andrew Klavan

Obamamania
John McCaslin

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Conservative Books

“Defending Identity: Its Indispensable
Role in Protecting Democracy”
By Natan Sharansky

"The Legacy of Islamic Anti-Semitism"
by Andrew G. Bostrom

"America Alone"
by Mark Steyn

"The Total Money Makeover"
by Dave Ramsey

"Icon of Evil: Hitler's Mufti and the Rise of
Radical Islam"
by David G. Dalin

"The Sword of The Prophet"
by Serge Trifkovic

"The Christian Life and Character of the
Civil Institutions of the United"
by Benjamin F. Morris

"T he Conservative Intellectual Movement
Since 1945"
by George Nash

"Islam & The Crusade"
by Robert Spencer

Pakistani Woman Extradited to New
York for Alleged Attack on U.S. Soldiers

NEW YORK — An MIT-educated Pakistani woman
once identified as a possible Al Qaeda associate has
been brought to New York to face charges she tried
to kill U.S. agents and military officers during an
interrogation in Afghanistan, federal prosecutors said.
Aafia Siddiqui, who was shot and wounded last month
during the confrontation, was expected to be
arraigned Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan on
charges of attempted murder and assault, U.S.
Attorney Michael Garcia said in a statement...

Military Jury Convicts Bin Laden's Driver
on Charges in Guantanamo Terror Case

GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE — A jury of six
military officers at Guantanamo Bay reached a split
verdict Wednesday in the war crimes trial of a former
driver for Usama bin Laden, clearing him of some
charges but convicting him of others that could send
him to prison for life. The Pentagon-selected jury
deliberated for about eight hours over three days
before convicting Salim Hamdan of supporting
terrorism. He was cleared of the conspiracy charge.
Hamdan, who faces a maximum life sentence, held his
head in his hands and wept at the defense table after
a Navy captain presiding over the jury read the
sentence in a hilltop courtroom on this U.S. Navy base..

Germany: A hotbed of Hizbullah activity

Khaled Kashkush is not the first Hizbullah spy to be
recruited and trained in Germany.
In 1997 the Lebanese Shi'ite movement recruited
Stefan Smyrek, a German who converted to Islam, to
carry out a suicide attack in Tel Aviv or Haifa. Smyrek,
whose father was a British soldier stationed in
Germany, was arrested at Ben-Gurion Airport and
released as part of a prisoner swap in 2004.
Alexander Ritzmann, a Hizbullah expert and senior
fellow at the European Foundation for Democracy, told
The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday that mosques and
Iranian cultural centers in such cities as Hamburg...

Sharansky Backs McCain, Calls Obama a
'Risk' To Israel

Former Prisoner of Zion Natan Sharansky has termed
Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack
Obama a "risk" to Israel if he is elected president. The
former minister in the Sharon government, who also is
a personal friend of American President George W.
Bush, told Shalom TV that he prefers Republican
presidential candidate Senator John McCain. Shalom
TV is an American Jewish cable network that reaches
18 million homes."In the case of McCain, we know
exactly where his policy is," said Sharansky. "I know,
personally, McCain for 20 years. He is a person of
principle, and he is also a person who has absolutely a
great record of supporting Israel...