Time to crush terror
Following the London bombings a year ago, I asked in this space how long the civilized world would continue to deny the reality of...
A history of conflict
The story of Abdul Rahman, released into exile in Rome from an Afghan prison where he was facing death as an apostate for converting...
Terrorists take aim at trust
As simple a task as driving on the road depends on trust that vehicles approaching from front and behind are driven by people who...
Assault goes beyond violence
Since 9/11 it is transparently clear the assault against the West by Islamists is not limited to indiscriminate violence.
Islamists also are “using our own...
SALIM MANSUR: Stain on Canadian democracy removed.
In voting 153-to-136 in support of amendments removing sections 13 and 54 from the Canadian Human Rights Act, the Conservatives in Ottawa under Stephen...
The burden of America
One of the requirements for the U.S. Secretary of State’s job, especially in the contemporary post-Cold War world, is to be a sort of...
Disgusting silence on church bloodbath
The non-Muslim world is increasingly not surprised and unmoved by the depravity of Muslim jihadis committing outrage, one after another without end in sight,...
Pakistan a breeding ground for Islamism
The portrait of the naturalized U.S. citizen of Pakistani origin arrested for last weekend’s failed car bombing in Times Square exposes once again the...
Vindicating climate change skeptics
Ever since the UN-based Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change adopted the view, following the 1992 Rio Summit – also known as the Earth Summit...
Staged election fools no one
Unfailingly, tyrants want approval from those upon whom they stomp, a show of public support legitimizing their power. But they can never be sure...
Russia’s rapacity Moscow uses false pretext to wreck Georgia
Four days after Moscow sent tanks into Georgia, leaders of the five European states on Russia’s borders joined Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili in a...
The puzzle in U.S. presidential elections
The role of the electoral college in American politics is unique, indirectly electing the U.S. president every four years. The American constitution provides for...
Left-wing venom exceeds Katrina’s fury
Hurricane Katrina was not quite the Asian tsunami from last December, yet the wreckage left behind where she landed in Louisiana and Mississippi was...
Sharia’s underclass
The unanimous resolution opposing “the establishment of so-called Islamic tribunals in Quebec and Canada,” adopted recently by the Quebec National Assembly, has placed the...
Bad egg about to roll out of White House
In less than two weeks, Americans will either elect a new president, or give the incumbent a second term.
In following the latest polls, one...
