Colonel, even if you do have a valid point in your articles (and every once in a while you do), it's lost in your presentation. Personally, I think you've brought up a valid point, and if you can write an intelligent article, citing reliable sources, or link to a few that do, you might actually get somewhere. Why did you write the article you wrote instead of just supplying a link to the article you ended up wholly copying and pasting in comment #5?
Good Point
Since they are here...I think if Cuba's gov changes and they can "go home" then the US should say..."leave or become a US citizen." I don't mind if they want to stay and become citizens, but if they don't want the responsibility of being an American as well as the perks, they should be sent packing. But I don't know
Cacto, I am trying to understand but if the UN and other countries would put pressure on Lebanon on returning the captured soldiers this whole fiasco would not have started. Reminds me of the story of the family who offered a $2500 reward for anyone who found their lost dog. Every month the dog goes mi
I did not say Israel should have done nothing. I agree with almost ALL world leaders that Israel went far beyond what is reasonable for the capture of three soldiers. They are destroying two countries and people that had NOTHING to do with the capture of the soldiers! World leaders have reasons for thei
I see. You're quoted material is sourced from an entirely different cleric to the one I was quoting. I hope it's wise to assume you made an error in name recognition rather than thinking you believe all Muslims are actually the same. I guess I wasn't making myself clear. The Australian Moslem complains
I never said that they can't be negotiated with. In fact if you want guerilla armies to give up their guns, negotiation is the only way, as in Ireland. Don't extrapolate Ireland to be indicative of all guerrilla campaigns. The Americans never negotiated with the Philipinos. They ruthlessly put down th
There were the purges in Bosnia a few years back and the religious violence in Ambon (which continues to this day). Christian Serbs should be applauded for trying to liberate European land from the legacy of infidel Turkish Moslem imperialism.
Does that seem unreasonable to you? He's arguing against the stereotyping of Islam into two types - fundie and moderate. To a large extent, yes. The Moslem is an outsider in the West. Whether he thinks sharia law should be followed in Western Society, whether he <a href="http://www.parapundit.com/arch
Reply By: joe(Anonymous User) Posted: Saturday, July 29, 2006 The Power of Nightmares: The Rise of the Politics of Fear NO speeches, Joe. Get your own blog and make them on yours.
Anonymous user Joe: If you have an actual comment, please give it. Better yet, offer it at the Jihad Watch site to the person who actually wrote the article, Hugh Fitzgerald. I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't use my comment section for your own grandiose speech. Get your own blog and put it on your own site. Your cut and paste comment essentially provides nothing of relevance to what's discussed here. "Your" whole ramble is basica
Actually Emperor, no this isn't a place for debate. It's a blog and people can write about whatever they want. I have no problem with debate whatsoever. I encourage it. Unfortunately, the last time it took place on my blog, a certain anonymous user caused it to degenerate into something less than raw
To: All There are only two canonically-sanctioned approaches for the good Muslim in regard to the Infidel world. He must, when he sees no cause for open Jihad, regard the Infidel as a 'Dhimmi' - one subjected to a legal second-class relationship, required to pay taxes Muslims do not pay, requirements of dress which Muslims
Fairy Nuff, then. Cheers Anyway, I do have an opinion. I was apprehensive but not morally opposed to war in Iraq. I was never for nation-building, and was very bothered by the administration's lack of intellectual curiosity when
If I want headline clippings I can watch Fox News scroll them for me. Do you have an opinion and if so what is it? It's an interesting article. Do you have something to say about it - do you support it? Are you in disagreement with it? What? This is a place for debate. You can't debate with the mute, and I'm damned
July 27, 2006 Fitzgerald: Why are we in Iraq? "When my children ask me why their dad is over in Iraq and he can't be here with us. I want to give them an educated honest answer. I have found that history is the most logical answer a
Please explain how Israel destroying Lebanon and Gaza because THREE SOLDIERS were taken hostage will help the peace process? Ok, that's enough already, Col. The peace process was DOA. There never was a peace process. The Israelis and the Arabs are fighting wars of identity and existence. Like we fou
My paper of choice, The Independent, is generally left-wing and pro-Palestinian. However, it has run several pro-Israeli columns and letters this week, as well as reporting from northern Israel. This is as it should be. I'm quite sure that the other English "qualities" - The Guardian, The Times, The Daily Telegraph and Th
Actually, we have quite a range of opinions. It goes with the territory of having democracies, functioning civil societies with unfettered discussion and a free press expressing diverse opinion. All things which America claims to believe in too - to the extent of believing the recipe can be exported universally.
He'll require a very large bus. But he'll be able to use the car pool lane.
So they can either run farther left, and alienate the center, or do what they are doing. Nothing. Yep. I actually think most democrats would like to run farther left, and basically live up to every stereotype, but then they'd be as popular and successful as the Green Party. I'm surprised your
What’s Wrong With the Democrats? The identity-politics party doesn’t know how to appeal to middle Americans. by Steve Sailer Why have the Democrats proven so inept at electorally exploiting the growi
One of the most well written, thoughtful and insightful articles I have ever read here at JU. IMO, it should be permanently featured.
I see things the opposite as Gideon. I think both parties are, and are trying very hard to be more pro-minority. The Democrats already have been. Republicans, or at least the wing that controls the White House, are trying to promote their own pet minority in the hispanics; it's a strategy that will not work without alienating whites. Republicans cannot play the racial spoils game like the Democrats do, so why bother? It contradicts too many other
My response is based on what I have read and listened to in both Western and Middle Eastern media. Then how can you can you say that there will be a fair trial. These 5 men stalked that girl staked out the territory where she livesd with her parents and attacked her raped her and then killed her and the family. Only her
I think I read this article last August.