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Cawthorne, Andrew, and Holden,
Michael. “Bush, Blair Tell Iraqis Their 'Nightmare' Ending.” The
Washington Post (Reuters). April 10, 2003. LONDON
(Reuters) - The U.S. and British leaders launched a new TV service into Iraq
on Thursday with a pledge to Iraqis that they would control their own future
once the "nightmare" of Saddam Hussein was over.
"You deserve better than tyranny and corruption
and torture chambers... Your nation will soon be free," President Bush said
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“Chirac hails end of Iraqi
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EUROPE
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Harding, Gareth. “Europe greets
Saddam's fall.” UPI. April 9, 2003. Europe reacted
with a mixture of joy and relief at the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime
Wednesday, with even staunch opponents of the war welcoming the quick end to
the three-week campaign to capture Baghdad. |
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Harper, Jennifer. “News anchors
glum amid Iraqi jubilation.” The Washington Times. April 10, 2003. Baghdad's jubilation got the cold shoulder from some
journalists yesterday. |
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SPY WHO
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Anderson, Hil. “Ex-FBI man,
Chinese lover held in spy case.” UPI. April 9, 2003. A
retired FBI agent was arrested Wednesday on charges he repeatedly allowed
his Chinese lover, who was allegedly also a double agent working for the
Peoples Republic of China, to have access to sensitive documents in his
briefcase.
James Smith, 59, of Westlake Village, Calif., was
charged with gross negligence in handling government documents although
there was no evidence he knowingly allowed classified material to be passed
on to China by Katrina Leung, a 49-year-old San Marino woman who had been an
"asset" under Smith's control for around 20 years. |
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Stung by SARANDON/ROBBINS anti-war criticism, Baseball Hall of Fame cancels
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Walker, Ben. “Stung by anti-war
criticism, Hall cancels `Bull Durham' festivities.” San Francisco
Chronicle. April 9, 2003. The baseball Hall of
Fame has canceled a 15th anniversary celebration of the film "Bull Durham,"
and the shrine's president said it was because of anti-war criticism by
co-stars Tim
Robbins and
Susan Sarandon.
Hall president Dale Petroskey sent a letter to
Robbins and Sarandon this week, telling them the festivities April 26-27 at
Cooperstown, N.Y., had been called off.
Petroskey, a former White House assistant press
secretary under Ronald Reagan, said recent comments by the actors
"ultimately could put our troops in even more danger." |
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“Knife thrower slices assistant
live on TV.” Yahoo! News (Reuters). April 10, 2003.
LONDON (Reuters) - A record-breaking knife thrower shocked viewers when one
of his daggers sliced into the head of his assistant on live TV.
Circus performer Jayde Hanson, 23, was
demonstrating his skills when one of his knives hit his assistant and
girlfriend, 22-year-old Yana Rodianova on Thursday. |
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Priest, Dana, and Pincus, Walter.
“Iraqi Leaders Are Nowhere To Be Seen.” The Washington Post. April
10, 2003. Secret CIA and military teams in Iraq
and surveillance devices set up to monitor Saddam Hussein's inner circle
reported yesterday that nearly the entire Iraqi leadership had vanished. |
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'THE GAME IS OVER'
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“Iraq's U.N. Envoy: 'The Game Is
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Leisure &
Arts BY DAVE SHIFLETT
The Burk batallion fails to
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Shiflett, Dave. “Putter Envy.”
OpinionJournal.com. April 10, 2003. Today's
opening of the Masters comes at a historic time. Baghdad, located in one of
the world's premier sand traps, is collapsing before the coalition assault.
Reports suggest Saddam Hussein may have experienced the Mother of all Maalox
Moments when four 2,000-pound bombs took out the restaurant where he and a
pair of his goonish sons may have stopped to eat. And Iraqi Information
Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf has replaced Joe Isuzu as the world's most
notorious liar. |
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Best of the
Web Today BY JAMES TARANTO
The antiwar left
resembles the "Arab street"--and that's a good thing. Plus the war is
now officially a cakewalk!
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Taranto, James.
“Best of the Web Today.” OpinionJournal.com. April 10, 2003. |
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The West's Own 'Arab Elite' Like the Arab elites Taheri describes, our antiwar
left has a persecution complex and an utter incapacity for
self-examination. For one example, reread former Enron adviser
Paul
Krugman's screed of the other day in which he defends Sen. John
Kerry's silly, over-the-top partisan rhetoric as healthy political
debate, while deeming Republicans' silly, over-the-top partisan
response to Kerry a threat to the Republic.
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Reading this stuff, it's easy to become
dispirited. What hope is there for a world in which so many deluded
people side with evil? Then again, they lost their fight to keep
Saddam Hussein in power--and American democracy remains healthy,
despite the malign influence of the antiwar left. (Time will tell
whether the same can be said for the Democratic Party.) If that's true
here, who's to say it can't be in the Arab world too? |
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'Why Don't We See the Americans Going to Finland?' "I
don't like the idea of having the Americans here, but we asked for
it," said Tannous Basil, a cardiologist in Sidon, Lebanon. "Why don't
we see the Americans going to Finland, for example? They come here
because our area is filled with dictatorships like Saddam's." |
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See No
Freedom, Hear No Freedom, Speak No Freedom
By Brian Sayre
With Saddam's statue toppled
and joyous celebrations filling the streets of Baghdad, the anti-war crowd
confronts a serious problem.
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Sayre, Brian. “See No Freedom, Hear No Freedom, Speak No Freedom.”
FrontpageMagazine.com. April 10, 2003. … One Democrat
best kept Underground, if his party wishes to avoid a complete rout next
year, wrote that "being anti-Bush is being pro-American, because George
Walker Bush Jr. is an unelected fascist piece of s**t dictator. And you can
quote me on that."
… Take Jane Fonda, a prominent anti-war activist
since the Vietnam era. According to NewsMax.com, Jane Fonda was in
Vancouver, Canada, claiming that Operation Iraqi Freedom will make the whole
world unite against America. Fonda suffers from the particular leftist
belief that America is the dictatorship. "I don't know if a country where
the people are so ignorant of reality and of history," she said, "if you can
call that a free world." Aside from America's sizeable coalition of
supporters, Jane, the Iraqis in Baghdad don't appear to be 'uniting against
us' - but at least this time you weren't speaking over enemy radio. |
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A Statue Fell
By Michael Reagan
. . . And a host of leftist lies with
it.
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Reagan, Michael. “A Statue Fell.”
FrontpageMagazine.com. April 10, 2003. As Baghdad
Bob has been spewing forth his fantasyland disinformation to the Iraqis and
the Arab world, so have the Democrats who for so long said the same things
and spread the same types of lies and propaganda about the Republicans and
about Ronald Reagan and President Bush and his father before him. As the
statue of Saddam come crashing down hopefully America will look at
Washington and understand the statue of corrupt liberalism has begun to fall
too. |
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Shock and Awe Campaign Routs
Liberals
By Ann Coulter
Liberals are learning, the hard way,
to stay away from the microphone.
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Coulter, Ann. “Shock and Awe
Campaign Routs Liberals.” FrontpageMagazine.com. April 10, 2003. Liberals are no longer a threat to the nation. The new
media have defeated them with free speech – the very freedom these fifth
columnists hide behind whenever their speech gets them in hot water with
the American people. Today, the truth is instantly available on the
Internet, talk radio and Fox News Channel. No wonder liberals accuse Matt
Drudge of absurd sodomic acts, call Rush Limbaugh a "big fat idiot," and
say "really stupid people" watch Fox News Channel – as anti-war actress
Janeane Garofalo said between assuring us that Saddam Hussein has no
weapons of mass destruction.
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Freedom of speech isn't working out so well for
liberals now that they aren't the only ones with a microphone. It's not so
much fun when the rabbit's got the gun. |
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The Axis of Weasel's Economic Ties to Saddam
By Ben Johnson
Why Iraqi liberation didn't pay for
Old Europe.
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Johnson, Ben. “The Axis of Weasel's Economic Ties to Saddam.”
FrontpageMagazine.com. April 10, 2003. “The wizened
political failure George McGovern added a different spin to the argument
in
an essay published last Thursday in The Nation (in which
he
reveals that he considers the U.S. Army inferior to the Viet Cong),
claiming the Bush Administration’s liberation of Iraq "and other costly
wars now being planned in secret" (!) are "fattening the ever-growing
military-industrial complex."”
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… France alone sells Iraq nearly one-quarter of all
its imports. Russia and China each control 5.8 percent of Iraqi imports.
Germany is believed to have $1.35 billion in annual trade with Iraq,
directly or indirectly. Iraqi Trade Minister Mohammed Mehdi Salah
announced that, as of early 2001, UN sanctions had cost $200 billion in
lost trade to Iraq’s trading partners, including $40 billion to Russia,
$35 billion for France and $25 billion to China.
As
one FrontPage author pointed out some time ago, even the UN itself
benefited economically from the sanctions and inspections regime. Perhaps
this accounts, in some small measure, for these entities’ lenient stance
toward Iraq.
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… In fact, Jacques Chirac
personally negotiated the sale of the Osirak nuclear reactor to Saddam
Hussein. … |
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Iraqi-Americans Rejoice
By Fox News
Those who experienced tyranny
first-hand are glad their families are free of the nightmare.
More> |
“Iraqi-Americans Rejoice.” FOX
News. April 10, 2003. Members of the Iraqi community
throughout the United States rejoiced Wednesday at the apparent collapse
of Saddam Hussein's government.
Standing on car roofs, cheering and waving
American and Iraqi flags, people in Dearborn, Mich., breathed a sigh of
relief as they realized the day they never thought would come appeared to
be imminent: Saddam is on his way out of Iraq for good, if he's not
already dead. |
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France is Almost Finished
By Guy Milliere
There is a reason why the French
government acts like a traitor to its old allies.
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Milliere, Guy. “France is Almost Finished.” FrontpageMagazine.com.
April 10, 2003. In fact, the only things that are
growing in France right now are crime and Islamism. Some readers have been
amazed by the fact that teenaged girls and young women in many city
districts have to wear the Islamic veil if they do not want to be
harassed, but it gets worse. A few weeks ago, a young Arab burnt a
teenaged girl alive in the suburbs of Paris. He was convicted of murder,
but he became a hero and an example for other young Arabs living in the
same kind of areas. Two month ago, ten Arab men who raped another teenaged
girl in another district were convicted and condemned to spend five years
in jail. Yes, just five years. Their families left the court of justice
shouting to the journalists it was unfair and they would look out for
revenge. Eight days later, the court was burnt down during the night. The
teenaged girl and her family have had to leave Paris, and hide in another
part of the country.
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… Very few people are in jail in France (France
does not have enough jails), but more than sixty per cent of the convicts
are Muslims, and Islamist imams visit them on a weekly basis. …
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it’s partly ruled by the mob, partly ruled from the outside by corrupting
Muslim tyrants. … |
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“In
the news.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. April 10, 2003. (p 1A)
- Former FBI agent James J. Smith charged in Los Angeles
court for “gross negligence in handling documents related to the
national defense” after affair with Chinese double agent exposed.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy says two
million in jail are too many.
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UMass President William Bulger given
immunity in hopes he’ll testify against his gangster brother.
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Spanish judge
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State’s federal pork tumbles, watchdog group says
WASHINGTON — Arkansas has gone on a massive diet
this year when it comes to pork, according to a taxpayer watchdog group
that tracks such spending. BY KEVIN
FREKING |
Freking, Kevin. “State’s federal pork tumbles, watchdog group says.”
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. April 10, 2003. The amount of money that went into Arkansas for
such earmarks amounts to $27.99 per person in 2003, down from $45.39 per
person last year, according to Citizens Against Government Waste. In
short, Arkansas took the biggest drop in "per capita pork" of any state
in the country. |
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N. Korea escapes U.N. censuring
UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. Security Council
expressed concern Wednesday about North Korea’s nuclear program but failed
to condemn its withdrawal from a global weapons treaty as the United
States demanded because of Chinese and Russian opposition. BY EDITH M. LEDERER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |
Lederer, Edith M. “N. Korea escapes U.N. censuring.” Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette (AP). April 10, 2003. |
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Joint committee refers 2 issues for 2004 ballot
Arkansans would vote next year on proposals to
extend term limits for lawmakers and require legislative sessions to be
held annually if the House and Senate accept recommendations made
Wednesday by two legislative committees. BY
MICHAEL R. WICKLINE |
Wickline, Michael R. “Joint committee refers 2 issues for 2004 ballot.”
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. April 10, 2003. |
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Panel OKs bill to shroud ad tax data
A legislative committee endorsed a bill Wednesday
to exempt from public disclosure reports of advertising and promotion
taxes collected by businesses in Arkansas cities. BY MICHAEL R. WICKLINE |
Wickline, Michael R. “Panel OKs bill to shroud ad tax data.” Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette. April 10, 2003. |
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UA: Richardson’s claims legally fall short
Former Arkansas Razorbacks basketball Coach Nolan
Richardson’s federal lawsuit over his March 1, 2002, firing consists of
legally insufficient claims and should be dismissed without a hearing,
University of Arkansas attorneys said in court documents filed Wednesday. BY LINDA SATTER |
Satter, Linda. “UA: Richardson’s claims legally fall short.” Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette. April 10, 2003. |
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Corporate lawyers rap state courts
Arkansas’ state court liability system ranked near
the bottom in nearly every category in a national survey released
Wednesday. BY DAVID SMITH |
Smith, David. “Corporate lawyers rap state courts: Arkansas tort system
awarded low grades in business survey.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
April 10, 2003. Arkansas’ state court liability
system ranked near the bottom in nearly every category in a national
survey released Wednesday.
The survey of 900 corporate lawyers,
conducted by Harris Interactive for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, ranked
Arkansas 45th, one spot lower than last year. |
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Boll weevil information |
“The spread and control of a pest.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
April 10, 2003. |
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Introducing the Kerry doctrine
Last week the man who many consider the
front-runner for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination did several
astounding things. BRADLEY R. GITZ |
Gitz, Bradley R. “Introducing the Kerry doctrine.” Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette. April 10, 2003. … The
professed basis for Kerry’s defense? That since he had "fought and bled"
for his country in Vietnam, nobody had a right to question his patriotism. |
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