Omar relates the words of Hussain Al-Sadr, a moderate cleric and cousin of Muqtada Al-Sadr: “In his words, Hussain stressed that there’s no place for armed militias in the new Iraq but there’s always a chance for everyone to participate in the political process.”
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I’ve started using FeedBurner, in part because I’d like to collect some (sanitized, non-personally-identifiable) statistics, and in part because I wanted this blog to be available in both RSS and Atom formats.
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Polipundit guest blogger Lorie Byrd refers us to New England Republican to show media bias.
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That there’s been a virtual media blackout doesn’t seem to have stopped people from finding out the truth about Kerry’s claims.
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Mohammed and Omar have updates on the situation in Najaf.
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Out of context, this can be turned into an amazing twist on reality.
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In the midst of an article on the broader need for two major political parties, Michael Novak debunks a number of common myths about George W. Bush.
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The BBC reports that the price of crude oil is continuing its “record breaking surge” amid unrest in Iraq.
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Have we become so used to having what we want, when we want it that we refuse to believe that anybody could be executing plans that take years to unfold?
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Glenn Reynolds rounds up news on the recent clashes in Najaf over at InstaPundit.com.
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