[paolop]

Oregon Magazine should try to get the name correct- it's Fallaci, not Gallaci.

[CatoRenasci]

Bump for Great Stuff!

[WaterDragon]

Can't believe that with the care I took copying a synopsis of this article that I put Gallaci instead of Fallaci in the title!

This woman has written an incredible essay. Please read the full article!

[MaeWest]

Thanks for posting, WD....and BUMP to the top!

[blam]

Excellent. Thanks for the post.

[Freetus]

Excellent article. I saw it a while back but just now read the whole thing. Reading her discussion of our Founding fathers gave me chills and a lump in my throat. I wish all Americans were taught the greatness of this generation, but anymore you hear these amazing people bashed and attacked as racists and scumbags. It's great to know that in Europe there are still intellectuals keen enough to recognize the truly great and momentous people of history. This article is significant and important. Thanks for posting it again.

[TheMole]

There is a web site with Fallaci's essays. You can link to it here http://fallaci.blogspot.com.

[tacticalogic]

The truth is blunt. A touch of venom gives it a nice edge.

[OldFriend]

Chattering insects=worldwide media

[WIMom]

Great read, thanks for posting this.

[syriacus]

Great article..filled with important ideas, well-written.

[Cincinatus]

Great stuff. Many thanks for this post, which most of us would never have seen had you not taken the time to redact it. Bravo!

[Cincinna]

BTTT
Oriana Falacci is a hero. Defend her right to free speech and everyone's right to freedom of the press.

Voltaire wrote: "I may find what you say disagreeable, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."

The French have come a long way since Voltaire and the Age of Enlightenment.