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Teaching Human Rights to Toddlers
The UN wants three-year-olds to learn about multiculturalism. How about learning right and wrong first? Or maybe just fingerpainting?
The Very Destructive Caterpillar
The use of a Caterpillar bulldozer to brutally murder Israelis yesterday puts a crimp in the Palestinian campaign to demonize the company.
Afghanistan Should Grow Fuel, Not Drugs
Poppies into ethanol? It's possible and could be the key to an economic boom in Afghanistan.
Muslim Gangs Taking over British Prisons
As Islamist inmates threaten to overrun a high-security prison, officials respond to the crisis with multicultural claptrap.
Global Warming: Mostly Hot Air
As more data come in, the dire predictions of Al Gore and company are being exposed as unfounded alarmism. Is the game close to being up for eco-mongers and their media enablers?
St. George’s Day Parade Slain by PC Dragon
British organizers canceled a parade for fear of offending — despite zero complaints from local Muslims. How can freedom survive when officials capitulate to the mere notion of extremism?
The Tortuous Journey of the Olympic Torch
Beijing may be able to keep a lid on unrest at home — but the Olympic torch relay has become a moving target for protests against China's unsportsmanlike repression in Tibet.
What We Learned from Fitna
Geert Wilders' controversial movie charged that the West has failed to stand up to threats posed by Islamic extremists. International reaction to the film helped prove his point.
What Do the NY Times and a 12-Year-Old Have in Common?
The NY Times quoted a young Iraqi whose view accurately reflected the paper's own take on events in Basra: "I don't understand it all, but it looks bad to me."
George Clooney’s Selective Activism
George Clooney is Hollywood's "heartthrob with a conscience" -- except when it interferes with lucrative endorsement deals, writes Mike McNally.
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