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Thursday, August 31, 2006

Aussies probe the ambulance incident

It's not hard to figure out. The only people in that area who have ever targeted both hospitals and ambulances on BOTH sides of the border is Hizbollah. They don't care which side get the casualties, in fact Arab casualties are better PR for so the attitude is "What me worry?".

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Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Fauxtography: The incredible disappearing Katie

Yet another example of a "news" organization's "honesty" ... have a look yourself.

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Sunday, August 27, 2006

Fox crew: Freed; forced to convert at gunpoint

The two journalists were dropped off at Gaza City's Beach Hotel by Palestinian security officials. A tearful Centanni embraced a Palestinian journalist briefly as he entered, then rushed upstairs as Wiig followed.
Centanni, in a phone interview shortly after his release, said "I'm fine. I'm just so happy to be free.

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Saturday, August 26, 2006

Waiting on the missing Fox News crew

The 72-hour deadline set by the "Holy Jihad Brigades" in the kidnapping case of Fox News crew Steve Centanni and Olaf Wiig has passed. We can only pray they are still safe and sound.

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Friday, August 25, 2006

The San Francisco Chronicle slimes

Yet another unhinged, liberal wing nut illustrates which side of the political spectrum hate resides. Leftwingers should get a kick out of this... pile on in your oh so characteristically vicious ways. Sad state of affairs on the left these days...

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Thursday, August 24, 2006

Let Them Come Home







Rusty explains:
The fact that it was the Global Islamic Media Front (GIMF) that released these artifacts is very bad news. The group is an al Qaeda mouthpiece that generally distributes high-production value propaganda pieces.
The fact that the GIMF was not involved in the initial production of the video is a sign that the "Holy Jihad Brigades" is exactly as I feared: part of al Qaeda 3.0. What this means is that they are an al Qaeda inspired jihad gang, not directly under the control of the terror organization, but which is connected through a worldwide network of radical Salafists--most importantly through the internet.

More importantly, if they have made a connection with GIMF then it is likely that they see Abu Musab al Zarqawi as a source for inspiration. Zarqawi is infamous for popularizing the beheading murders of his hostage victims.

If this is the case--and these are words you may never hear repeated at The Jawa Report---then God help the Palestinian Authority and Hamas in finding them before it is too late.

I hope that I am wrong on this one, and there is some evidence to suggest that taking the Fox News reporters hostage has nothing to do with al Qaeda. However, the evidence trend seems to be that this is, at the very least, an al Qaeda inspired plot.

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US Media vs. Israel: (Pictures Do Lie)

Photo fraud in Lebanon: Why is the US media (NY Times, Associated Press, Reuters) trying to generate sympathy for Hezbollah? At least they are incompetent! (I've seen better photochops with MS Paint!) "If you don't read the newspaper, you are uninformed; if you do read the newspaper, you are misinformed." -Mark Twain

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Jesse Jackson rides again

Jesse is actually going to ask for the release of the Fox news guy. Right on, Jesse! ..................just trying to be optimistic.

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Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Ceasefire fallout: All the wrong lessons (Update: Lebanese army ordered to

Syria and Lebanon violate U.N. cease fire again to resupply and rearm Hezbollah. Israel tries to stop and who does the U.N. chastise? You got it the clueless U.N. gets mad at Israel for defending their selves.

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Missing Fox News crew: Blogburst

Fox News Channel reporter Steve Centanni and freelance cameraman Olaf Wiig are still missing. It has now been more than a week since their kidnapping at gunpoint in Gaza by unknown terrorists. FNC top management, the journalists' families, and Palestinian journalists continue to press for their release.



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Monday, August 21, 2006

Money shots: AP, Reuters document cash-handout propaganda

Money shots: AP, Reuters document cash-handout propaganda

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Kidnapped Fox News crew: prayers and outrage

Mr. Centanni always comes across as real gentlemen -- something that is impossible to fake after many hours in front of a camera. I am certain that Cameraman Wiig is also such an individual. They both absolutely deserve our maximum sustained support.

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Tuesday, August 15, 2006

Cryptic Subterranean: Sharia Britain?

Cryptic Subterranean: Sharia Britain?

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