Canadian Intelligence analyst Michel Chossudovsky says Lt. Gen. Mahmoud Ahmad of Pakistan’s Inter-services Intelligence Agency can be connected to the 9/11 terrorists, the Press Trust of India reports. According to Chossudovsky, Mahmoud Ahmad was talking to officials at the Central Intelligence Agency and Pentagon, while the ISI allegedly had contacts with the September 11 terrorists. Intelligence inputs said that $100,000 was wired to hijacker Mohammad Atta from Pakistan at Gen

Canadian Intelligence analyst Michel Chossudovsky says Lt. Gen. Mahmoud Ahmad of Pakistan’s Inter-services Intelligence Agency can be connected to the 9/11 terrorists, the Press Trust of India reports. According to Chossudovsky, Mahmoud Ahmad was talking to officials at the Central Intelligence Agency and Pentagon, while the ISI allegedly had contacts with the September 11 terrorists. Intelligence inputs said that $100,000 was wired to hijacker Mohammad Atta from Pakistan at Gen

Debra Saunders

The Washington Post’s Bob Woodward is reporting that President Bush was considering a plan to target and destroy al Qaeda as early as this past summer.

Well, it’s that time — time to sign off, spend time with the loved ones, call old friends, sit by a fire, do whatever it is contented folks do on this very special evening…. The crew at Protein Wisdom is enormously grateful to those of you who’ve stopped by over the last coupla weeks to read our musings and to wish us well… From Jeff, Cynthia, Anne, Milton, Boja Willy,

More on the ticking Pakistan / India timebomb from Alex Knapp on Heretical Ideas. He’s been so consistenly good on this that I’ll just point you in his direction without further comment…

More on the ticking Pakistan / India timebomb from Alex Knapp on Heretical Ideas. He’s been so consistenly good on this that I’ll just point you in his direction without further comment…

Does this describe you? From Tunku Varadarajan, in today’s WSJ Opinion Journal: [A] new America has emerged from all this sentiment; perhaps for the first time in its existence, America is prepared to be coldly, ruthlessly unsentimental. I refer here not to the Bush administration–there have, after all, been some memorably unsentimental presidencies in American history–but to the entire civitas. With the exception of a small band of leftists, who

Writing in Reason, the Hudson Institute’s Michael Fumento argues that the latest hype over so-called “Gulf War Syndrome” is not to be believed. To wit: [T]he incidence of ALS in the U.S. male population is about two per million per year. So for 1.8 million such persons over ten years we

“Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat tried to enlist the backing of Pope John Paul II in a Christmas showdown with Israel, as he vowed to defy an Israeli ban on him attending midnight mass in Bethlehem,” this story reports. How should the civilized world react to Arafat’s latest posturings? Should good and kind people everywhere feel sorry for him? Or believe a sudden revelation has compelled him to convert to Christianity