The Conservative Revolution

The full story is here: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,152034,00.html

The discovery of Al Qaeda’s work came only after the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan removed the Taliban from power, the report says.

“Al Qaeda’s biological program was further along, particularly with regard to Agent X, than pre-war intelligence indicated,” the report says. “The program was extensive, well-organized, and operated for two years before September 11, but intelligence insights into the program were limited.”

Here is something even more frightening:

Al Qaeda was studying nuclear weapons and contacted Pakistani scientists to discuss nuclear weapons, it notes.

Had this new information not been acquired, and had Al Qaeda been allowed to continue weapons development, a future intelligence failure could have been in the offing.”

No kidding.

Pakistan’s ambassador said yesterday the U.S. push for democracy is forcing countries around the world to re-examine their governmental and human rights practices and that Pakistan too will be strongly affected…

With democratic structures being established in Afghanistan and the latest protest movements shaking governments in Central Asia, it was inevitable that Pakistan would be affected, he said…

Mr. Karamat also said anti-Western leaders like bin Laden had lost their appeal as the political and economic situations began to turn around in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The rest of the story:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/world/20050330-125643-5102r.htm

Finally the mainstream media is covering this problem. Now that people know the problem, perhaps they will ask me for the solution.. In the words of Mr. Burns, “Excellent!”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A8427-2005Mar28.html?nav=rss_politics

http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/vincent200503280729.asp

Interesting piece on the power of rebellious teenagers rejecting Islamist Puritanism.

Death to “Diplomacy” with Iran

European “diplomacy” with Iran–now supported by Washington–is self-destructive.

By Elan Journo

The widely hailed diplomatic effort led by Britain, France and Germany is touted as a reasonable way to settle the dispute over Iran’s suspected nuclear weapons program without any losers. By enticing Iran to the negotiating table, we are told, the West can avoid a military confrontation, while Iran gains “economic incentives” that can help build its economy. But this deal–now backed also by the Bush Administration–can only strengthen Iran and turn it into a greater menace. Read the full Op-Ed at http://www.aynrand.org/nodiplomacywithiran

Universities across China are tightening controls on student-run Internet discussion forums as part of a Communist Party campaign to strengthen what it calls “ideological education” on campuses.

The effort appears to have provoked a backlash among students.

Chinese Communists trying to protect their Marxist ideas against the rebellious college students? Hmm.. sounds familiar…

Kind of reminds me of American campuses.

Here is the story.

Kyrgyz protestors storm a government building in the capital.

Things are heating up in Kyrgystan again, as the people have risen up against their corrupt government.

Is democracy going to come to this land? Only time will tell.

Peaceniks support the troops? Hmm.. Looks like this leftist is cheering for the Iraqi terrorists. This makes me sick, but people need to realize the truth about these people.