Great Britain shows that it has a pair, and that it takes the leaking of state secrets seriously.  In this country they give awards for leaking state secrets. Â
This is an area that Bush hasn’t put enough emphasis, nearly zero. And this is an area that apparently can only be restarted by Bush’s direct intervention, otherwise republicans and/or democrats would not have let the investigation just end by quitting. Where’s the media on this? The investigation into the CIA leaks that were published in the New York Times has been called off because; the CIA doesn’t want to cooperate with the FBI, so the FBI says eh!, we can’t do an investigation because they don’t want to be investigated, so I guess the investigation is over. And this makes sense to who?
As for the two Brits. . .
A civil servant and an MP’s researcher have been found guilty of breaching the Official Secrets Act.
They leaked an “extremely sensitive” memo about talks on Iraq between Tony Blair and President Bush.
Oh boy, two new books coming out. Or to put it another way, you’ll read about it in their books before you’ll see news of this pair in the mainstream media.
Since the people of France have chosen conservative Nicolas Sarkozy for their next president, in solidarity with their choice and the defeat of socialist candidate Segolene Royal, please be advised that French Fries are now again available at Philly’s.
Freedom Fries have come down, but Freedom never will.
FBI gets six terrorists before they could make a surprise attack on Fort Dix. Maybe by coincidence, all six are Muslims. No Buddhists, no Christians, no Jews, no whatever else.
Can we know if the Patriot Act played a role in bringing this terrorist cell down? Sen. Joe Biden would like to know.
Nobody, not even Joe Biden, denies that terrorist cells like this one exist in this country. And yet, people like Joe Biden want to kill the patriot act, and use the way-back machine to go back to a pre-9/11 mentality on security and defense. In light of what happened today, I don’t think we’re ready to put down our guard just yet.
Mitchell Langbert at Democracy Project has an interesting take on the immigration problem at our southern border. Trade liberals for Mexicans.
My argument is that America should exchange “progressives” or “liberals” for Mexicans. This would resolve the immigration debate plus make America a more successful country.
Is it me or does there seem to be more positive news being reported on lately? Muharib Abdul-Latif al-Jubouri, the kidnapper of CSM reporter Jill Carroll assumed room temperature.
Cairo – The US military said it killed a senior figure in Al Qaeda’s Iraq operation, one who also played a role in the murder of the American Tom Fox, the murder of former Monitor interpreter Alan Enwiya, and the kidnapping of Monitor reporter Jill Carroll.
The Seattle Times titles the story “Limbaugh draws fire on Obama parody.”  He may be drawing fire, but not from anyone who counts.  It’s only the Soros financed Media Matters and their far-left ilk who are making something out of it.  Them and some callers to Al Sharpton’s talk radio show. As for Obama, he thinks it’s not to be taken seriously.Â
Obama’s campaign called the song “dumb,” although a spokesman said the campaign doesn’t think anyone is taking the song seriously.
“It’s not the first dumb thing said during the course of this campaign and it likely won’t be the last,” Obama spokesman Bill Burton said. “But, frankly, I don’t think anyone takes this too seriously.”
It’s a hilarious parody that correctly characterizes the Sharpton / Obama dynamic.  Â
Limbaugh predicted the lefts’ reaction, including the ones who will bring it up. And viola, here it is. The Limbaugh Institute does know how to push the left’s buttons.  It was also educational to watch.
Ann Coulter’s column about the Democrat Debate last week is a gem.
“I just woke up from watching the Democrats’ debate last Thursday, and I am rested and ready to report!”
Ann’s account of the debate is priceless. John Edwards had trouble naming his favorite moral leader, a question that kind of stumped him. And surprisingly, Ann came to his defense . . .
In fairness to Edwards, asking a trial lawyer to name his favorite moral leader is like asking the president of Iran to name his favorite Jew. (Answer: George Soros.)
Coming out of their last debate before the run-off election May 6, France’s socialist candidate Segolene Royal laments, if France elects Sarkozy then there will be violence in the streets similar to the rioting in the summer of 2005.  As a reminder, those were Muslims doing the rioting in ghettos all over France.
Reminds me of a similar stunt during the 2000 presidential race here when our own socialists democrats said if you elect a republican then black churches will burn. The difference is that in France’s case it will probably happen. But it wouldn’t be because of anything Sarkozy or his party have anything to do with. Â
Heard an unusual radio spot on the news today. It was an institutional ad for Citgo (a Bracewell & Giuliani production no doubt) that boasts bringing Venezuelan oil to the United States, and come buy our gas. This, on the same day that Hugo Chavez nationalized (stole) the last of the private oil fields in the country. Coincidence?
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez nationalized the last privately run oil fields in the country Tuesday. The government is taking over four oil projects run by some of the world’s biggest petroleum companies.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, if not his U.S. Citgo business, must be feeling a pinch from consumers’ reaction to his behavior these last couple years. And nobody called for a boycott. It’s not even necessary when people just do what is right. I wish the Citgo employees luck in finding work elsewhere. How about making arrangements to find other employment by May 1st of next year. Celebrate May Day by leaving Chavez’s Citgo. Turn the lights out on your way out.
this country they give awards for leaking state secrets.  
Is it me or does there seem to be more positive news being reported on lately? Muharib Abdul-Latif al-Jubouri, the kidnapper of