From the monthly archives:

November 2006

Pope and Patriarch in Constantinople

November 30, 2006

The most important event of Pope Benedict’s visit to Turkey occurred early this morning when the Pope attended the celebration of the divine Eastern liturgy led by the Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew I. I caught portions of the beautiful service on television and was blown away. During the service, both men expressed a strong desire [...]

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A War of Movement?

November 30, 2006

The Bush-Maliki summit produced an encouraging sign today: the Prime Minister said that the US has been slow in giving him his tools, so we’re going to speed things up in order to transfer security details ASAP.
Bush has been saying that ever since January 2005, the US military remained in Iraq at the behest of [...]

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Appeasement in the Air

November 29, 2006

Mahmoud and Talabani reached a security “agreement” today whose details will be released sometime soon.  I’m all for Iraq making deals that it thinks is important, but Iran cannot be trusted.  Iran is plainly running for regional hegemon.  Only the American presence in Iraq, Israel’s continued existence, and that pesky nuclear issue gets in Mahmoud [...]

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Frist is Out

November 29, 2006

Out of the 2008 Presidential race that is.  The outgoing Senate Majority leader, known affectionately to conservatives as “limp Frist” for his cowardice in the face of liberal blabber, has declared that he will not run for President in 2008.  This is great news.
I was a fan of the Senator for a long time.  A [...]

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Schumer Attempts to Bury Reagan Legacy

November 29, 2006

Chuck Schumer has declared an end to Reaganomics.  In terms of policy, Schumer is dead wrong.  Reaganomics is alive and well, hence our current prosperity.  As it relates to the 2006 election, Schumer is right.  Unfortunately it was the Republicans who killed it.  Since President Bush’s re-election, there has been no ongoing defense of our [...]

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Justice is Blind

November 29, 2006

Watch out America, your currency will be changing yet again.  Federal Judge James Robertson (a Clinton Appointee, of course) has ruled that the current currency system in America discriminates against blind people, because they cannot tell different denominations of bills is which.  The judge feels it is “reasonable” for the government to do something to [...]

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Whitman Makes Sense, But Only in the Communist North

November 28, 2006

Former New Jersey Christie Whitman, who by default is looking better every day, argues that the Republican party cannot win another national election unless the party moves to the political center. She cites numerous moderate Republicans who were wiped out in a national Democrat wave to support her argument. Whitman could not [...]

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Left’s Bigotry on Display Again

November 28, 2006

One of the recurring questions on talking-head television and in socialist rags is whether Mitt Romney’s Mormonism will hurt him among “evangelicals” in the Republican primary. This inquiry is evidence that the left simply does not understand the nation they hope to govern. Specifically, they do not understand practicing Christians, especially those who [...]

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Smackdown!

November 28, 2006

A few days ago, I reported on a story where the New York Times was requesting intervention from the SCOTUS (Supreme Court of the United States) for subpoenas regarding classified leaks.  Well, today as reported by Michelle Malkin, in a one-sentence non-dissenting ruling, the court refused to grant a stay.  Now, the Times will be [...]

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NBC Has Spoken. It’s Civil War.

November 28, 2006

With its credibility compromised and MSNBC ratings south of Hades, NBC has officially declared Iraq in a state of civil war. Who do they think they are, Walter Cronkite?
Like the liberal hack who occupied the SeeBS anchor chair for about a century, NBC seeks to undermine our war effort by asserting something contrary to [...]

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Unrelated?

November 27, 2006

Iraqi President Talabani met with the Iranian puppet-man, I mean President Ahmadinejad, in an attempt to reach out to Iraq’s neighbor who is quite obviously fomenting and funding the sectarian violence and militias in Iraq. Talabani’s act simply makes sense– a sovereign and calculated act by an independent Iraqi government looking out for its [...]

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Republicans Cause Decrease in Hurricanes

November 27, 2006

Earlier this year I posted an article in which former President Bill Clinton declared that Republicans caused increased hurricanes.  Well, Drudge linked today to a news story about how the Hurricane season was a complete bust this year.  There were no category 4 or 5 storms (for the first time in 9 years), there were [...]

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Seeking a Judicial Fiat

November 27, 2006

The American Left has always attempted to push its liberal agenda through the courts rather than through elected officials.  This is because the American people soundly reject liberalism whenever it is put forth in the Court of Public Opinion (this was one of the reasons for the 1994 electoral landslide the Republicans had). 
A new case [...]

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Obstruction Junction–What’s Your Function?

November 26, 2006

John Dingle has promised to investigate as much as he possibly can on issues related to energy this coming in January.  Halliburton and Cheney are the specific targets.  I feel that the Dems have to play to their Liberal base– it plainly funded them to victory three weeks ago.  Now, it’s pay back time!
How many [...]

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Krauthammer on Iraq

November 26, 2006

I just today stumbled across a week-old column by Charles Krauthammer which is worth a read.  In it, Krauthammer examines Iraq, the Bush Doctrine of fighting terror through the spread of Democracy, and the Arab world’s receptiveness to a Democratic state.  He examines the causes of failure in Iraq and why the country seems to be [...]

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Ostrich Brigade in Full Force

November 25, 2006

Soon to be Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, in a more nuanced Murtha-ism, is parroting that same cut-and-run bilge on this morning’s Democratic Radio Address. He cites that the current strategy in Iraq is not working and that the Iraqi government should know that our support is not “unending.”
I wonder if it really hasn’t yet [...]

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With Comrades Like These . . .

November 25, 2006

While the world gives Iran more time to build nuclear weapons by discussing, debating and involving the United Nations in the situation, Russia is taking action.  While the world sits around and does nothing, deliveries of an air rocket defense system from Russia to Iran are underway.  This is going to get interesting if the [...]

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The Enigma that is Massachusetts

November 25, 2006

I was reading an article on how some retail stores in The People’s Republic of Massachusetts (namely the Wrentham Village Outlets, for you locals) opened at 12:00 Midnight on the morning of Black Friday (the busiest shopping day of the year).  The insanity of the fact that there were massive lines and traffic jams at [...]

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Freedom of the Press?

November 25, 2006

Most everyone agrees that Freedom of the Press is a fundamental necessity for a functioning Democracy. Yes, even the New York Times, Boston Globe, and Washington Post are entitled to this basic freedom, which is necessary to preserve a functioning democracy.

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Alexander Litvinenko (1962-2006)

November 24, 2006

Alexander Litvinenko, the former KGB agent who was poisoned earlier this month, passed away yesterday. As I posted a few days ago, the poisoning was suspicious from the beginning due to the fact that Litvinenko was an opponent of Russian President Vladimir Putin who was investigating the suspicious murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskya, also [...]

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A Dangerous Situation

November 24, 2006

The Democrats are already overreaching.  Pat Leahey announced plans to subpoena classified information in Judiciary committee investigations.  For those who thought that the Democrats would be tough on the war on terror, think again.  Everything that has protected us from another terrorist attack in the last five years is about to be undone by the [...]

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Sheep Timesuck

November 23, 2006

Happy Thanksgiving to all. My gift to you is a pretty cool timesuck from the BBC where you have to hit sheep with tranquilizers.

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“Alcee” You in January?

November 23, 2006

Congressman Alcee Hastings is trying to be the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee this January, bypassing the much more honest and deserving Jane Harmon for the post.  What’s bizarre about all this is that Harmon is trusted, well-liked and perceived as clean on Capitol Hill and, in saner times, would be a shoe-in for the [...]

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Happy Thanksgiving!

November 23, 2006

Happy Thanksgiving to all of you from all of us here at Axis of Right!  We all have things in life to be thankful for this Holiday season.  May you all have a safe and fun-filled family feast on this day which began so we could give thanks to God for good relations, a little bit of guidance and [...]

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Redefining Marriage through Divorce

November 22, 2006

A story on Anchor’s Rising, a Rhode Island news blog, reports on how Homosexual-marriage rights activists are attempting to legalize Marriage in the state by a divorce.

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The UN: Making the World Safer

November 22, 2006

Yesterday, a moderate-member of the Lebanese Government, Pierre Gemayel, was assassinated in Beirut by members of Hezbollah.  Hezbollah is using assassinations to attempt to force new elections in Lebanon.  In order for there to be new elections, a majority of ministers need to either have “resigned or been incapacitated.”  A week ago, six Hezbullah members of [...]

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Liberal (in)tolerance

November 21, 2006

Many books have been written regarding the persecution of Christian’s in modern-day Rhode Island, and how liberalism as a whole is intolerant towards traditional religion.  An example of this is a recent story at Brown University in Providence, RI.  Brown has banned a student-led evangelical Christian group from using campus resources for “violating University guidelines [...]

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Lights, Camera . . .

November 21, 2006

A movement is underway among some Iraqis to televise Saddam Hussein’s execution.  Howar Ziad, Iraqi Ambassador to Canada, has even offered to show the execution via closed circuit television at the Iraqi embassy in Canada if enough Canadian Iraqis show interest.
Just about everyone agrees that victory in Iraq requires the cooperation of the Iraqi people.  [...]

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Newt for President?

November 21, 2006

Newt in an interview given to Nina Easton of Fortune Magazine: 
The radical realist who defied conventional wisdom 12 years ago by stealing the House out from under the noses of entrenched Democrats now plans a surprise attack for the presidency. “I’m going to tell you something, and whether or not it’s plausible given the world [...]

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America’s Worst Newspaper?

November 21, 2006

Michelle Malkin started a thread over at her blog on which newspaper is America’s Worst. The thread originated over at Powerlineblog, which excluded the New York Times, because that paper would most likely automatically win.

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