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A note from the cashill.com editor's desk:
Jack's insightful review ofJoel Miller's book, Size Matters gets top position on WND's Jan 3rd Commentary Page - and for good reason:
Jack reviews Spielberg's movie Munich and gives it much-needed perspective.
Moved in no small part by articles in WorldNetDaily and a few other online publications, Kansas University Chancellor Robert Hemenway effectively killed an anti-intelligent design course planned for spring 2006 by Religious Studies department chair, Paul Mirecki.
Mirecki claims he was later beaten by two men who did not appreciate his publicly expressed views on Christianity. Now, however, he is no longer taking phone calls or talking to the press about the incident.
Mirecki later resigned his chairmanship.
- When "academic freedom" gives way to absurdity
(Dec 2005) - Mirecki now mum on alleged beating
(Dec 2005) - Kansas University kills anti-ID course
(Dec 2005) - Kansas University professor slurs Christians, Jews (Dec 2005)
Ron Brown and the National Security Agency:
Three new articles from WorldNetDaily.com:
- ACLU's selective indignation
- 'Syriana' source may provide major piece of 9-11 puzzle
- Al-Qaida has learned more from Vietnam than we have
As reported in WorldNetDaily on December 9, 2005, Jack Cashill provides compelling evidence of a possible attack on a flight leaving LAX in November. The FBI evades the issue. Fox TV's Rick Leventhal picked up the story with Ray Lahr, a retired United Airlines captain. Click below for details:
Watergate icon Bob Woodward has found himself in journalistic hot water for not sharing what he knew about the Valerie Plame affair with his editors at The Washington Post.
As these articles will show, however, there is every reason to believe that hubby Joseph Wilson himself outed Plame to Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times in early May 2003, at least a month before the leak to Woodward. And this is just the unreported tip of the Plamegate iceberg.
