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Survival Optional
by Thomas Sowell
(April 29, 2009)
President Obama can ban the phrase "war on terror" but he cannot ban the terrorists' war on us.
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The Meaning of the Terrorist Attacks in Mumbai
by Thomas Sowell
(December 8, 2008)
There are no concessions we can make that will buy off hate-filled terrorists. What they want-- what they must have for their own self-respect, in a world where they suffer the humiliation of being visibly centuries behind the West in so many ways-- is our being brought down in humiliation, including self-humiliation.
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Homeland Security or Homeland Pork?
by Ralph R. Reiland
(October 12, 2007)
We're lucky these guys weren't running World War II.
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Photo Op for Terrorism at Ground Zero
by Michael J. Hurd
(September 20, 2007)
Why did Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad want a "photo op" at Ground Zero?
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The Bush Administration's Latest Deadly Evasion
by Craig Biddle
(August 27, 2007)
Just as our enemy in World War II was not the German Navy but the Nazi regime, so our enemy here is not the Iranian Guard but the Iranian regime.
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Creating Effective Incentives
by Walter Williams
(May 28, 2007)
What should our response be if terrorists set off a nuclear explosion, or some other weapon of mass destruction, in one of our cities?
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Airport Security and Racial Profiling
by Walter Williams
(December 20, 2006)
Charges of racial, religious and ethnic profiling swirl in the wake of US Airways' removal of six imams.
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Flying the Politically-Correct Skies
by Brian Darling
(December 17, 2006)
Being an Arabic man shouldn't exempt a passenger from aviation-security measures. And being a pilot shouldn't force one to be disarmed against a 9/11 style terrorist attack. In honor of our nation's pilots, flight attendants, police officers, firefighters and civilians killed on that fateful day, our nation should resist political correctness.
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Mostafa Tabatabainejad and US Airways Flight 300 to Phoenix
by Jason Hoskin
(December 3, 2006)
Americans must identify these aggressors for what they are, and have the moral fortitude to respond accordingly.
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How to Solve America's Terrorism Problem in 5 Easy Steps
by Craig Biddle
(September 2, 2006)
Unfortunately, altruism will not let us.
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