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Friends of Hamas in the White House By Steven Emerson 03/13/1996 The Wall Street Journal Page A14 In response to the terrorist carnage committed by Hamas in Israel, President Clinton has organized an anti-terrorist summit in Egypt to begin today. But other participants at the conference, and the American public as well, might be a bit surprised to learn that both the president and first lady have closely embraced an Islamic fundamentalist group in the U.S. that champions and supports Hamas. This group also openly supports, lobbies for, and defends other Islamic terrorist groups. The contacts between the White House ...

<p>NOW THAT IT has happened to us, the White House is not calling for ''restraint.'' The State Department is not concerned about ''escalating the cycle of violence.'' There are no editorials imploring the parties to conduct a ''peace process'' and ''sit down at the negotiating table.''</p>

A Vast Conspiracy Hatched in the Dark? September 12: Given the scale in time and dimensions of this last appalling conspiracy against America, none of DEBKAfile’s intelligence experts can explain how it came to fruition without any Western intelligence community noticing what was going on. The pre-planning must have taken years and involved hundreds if not thousands of strategists, activists, helpers, spotters, couriers, sleepers, controllers and spiritual leaders – and their families. Large sums of cash must have moved between countries. And indeed, on Wednesday, scant hours after the shocking disasters in New York and Washington, the FBI was bursting ...

Expert testifies Islamic terrorists flocking to U.S. SPECIAL TO WORLD TRIBUNE.COM Monday, January 31, 2000 WASHINGTON -- The United States and Canada have become havens for Islamic terrorists from the Middle East, a congressional panel has been told. Despite counterterrorism legislation, the United States and Canada have become a haven for such terrorist groups as the Palestinian Hamas and Islamic Jihad, the Lebanese Hizbullah, the Algerian Armed Islamic Group, the Egyptian Al Gamat Al Islamiya and the Al Qaida group, led by Saudi billionaire fugitive Osama Bin Laden. Counterterrorism expert Steven Emerson cited the liberal climate in the United States, ...

Published Wednesday, August 8, 2001, in the Herald-Leader Democrats help out McConnell Two key party supporters plan fund-raiser for senator By Frank E. Lockwood HERALD-LEADER STAFF WRITER Two influential Kentucky Democrats who have given tens of thousands of dollars to the Democratic Party are holding a Lexington fund-raiser next week for Republican U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell. Leonard Lawson of Lexington, one of the state's leading road builders, and Ross Harris, a Pikeville lawyer and energy entrepreneur, will host the Aug. 15 event. Lawson's relatives, associates, and employees of his company, Mountain Enterprises Inc., were key contributors to Gov. Paul Patton's ...

Sex, crime & the Capital INTRODUCTION This page provides readers easy access not only to our Chandra Levy archives but to other examples of that capital confluence of the promiscuous, prohibited, and political. This is nothing new. For example, during the Civil War there were 450 brothels in DC. Neither, however, is it insignificant. Part of the mythology of Washington is what might be called the Jim Lehrer Illusion, which is to say that all people in the capital do is sit around and rationally debate policy alternatives. In fact, Washington politics is also heavily driven by cowardice, blackmail, deceit, ...

Rep. Condit's teenage lover bore a son during relationship Friday, July 13, 2001 A minister's daughter whose father says had a two-year affair with California Congressman Gary L. Condit gave birth to a son during the timeframe of the reported relationship. A birth certificate on file in Stanislaw County, California, shows Jennifer Lynn Thomas, then 19, gave birth to a baby boy on September 15, 1994 at Doctors Medical Center in Modesto. The name of the father is marked "withheld" on the certificate. Thomas, now 26, had an affair with the California Democrat that began in 1993 - when she ...

Will the Supreme Court Charge Fees to Religious Groups? By CBN July 13, 2001 Charge Fees to Religious Groups for Free Speech Activities--Will the High Court Decide? After looking over an application to waive a fee for a non-profit group, the members of the Tucson city council made some shocking statements. Listed are some of the comments that were taped that day: Lady #1 - "We have the National Day of Prayer -- and I just can't see it." Lady #2 - "Move to not fund." Lady #1 - "Separation of church and state...we're not going to get into the ...

WEB EXCLUSIVE (Excerpt from report) Granting Humanity to Newborns By David Snyder & Benjamin Gill Congressional Correspondent; Internet Editor July 13, 2001 House Begins Looking at Born Alive Infants Protection Act While the Senate surprisingly approved the pro-life "Born Alive Infants Protection Act" as part of the "Patient’s Bill of Rights, the House is just beginning to move on the bill. On Thursday, a House subcommittee heard from Chicago nurse Jill Stanek, who works at a hospital where "live birth abortions" are performed. In this form of abortion, premature labor is induced, often in the second or third trimester, so ...

America’s Children Victimized By Gailon Totheroh CBN Science & Medical Reporter July 11, 2001 CBN.com - Not long ago, America greeted the mere thought or hint of child sexual abuse with horror and revulsion. Even so, pedophilia has always had its defenders, but they were always in the shadows. Now pedophilia has come out of the shadows and into the limelight. Critics say a recent Calvin Klein TV ad for jeans intends to shock us into accepting the sick and sad world of child abuse known as kiddy porn. In the commercial, a pornographer asks a boy, "Why don't you ...

America's God And Country" By The 700 Club July 03, 2001 There was a high price paid by the Founders for the freedom of this nation. CBN.com - Author William J. Federer appears on The 700 Club to discuss America's heritage of faith and the founding fathers. High Price Paid There was a high price paid by the Founders for the freedom of this nation. Federer says people forget that when these men signed the Declaration of Independence, they pledged their homes, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. Many of them lost their lives. The 56 signers paid a tremendous ...

Britain snatched babies' bodies for nuclear labs Eddie Goncalves Sunday June 3, 2001 The Observer Britain's nuclear industry was involved in a top secret international operation to steal dead babies for up to three decades, according to newly declassified documents. The shocking revelation comes in the wake of the controversy over the organ retention scandal at some of this country's leading hospitals. The papers, released by the American Department of Energy, show that scientists from the UK Atomic Energy Authority removed children's bones and bodies to ship to the United States for classified nuclear experiments. Among the hundreds of pages ...

Rapture Ready News "If therefore thou shalt not watch, I will come on thee as a thief, and thou shalt not know what hour I will come upon thee" (Rev 3:3) I'm Not Even Shocked Anymore Posted Sunday, June 3, 2001 by JamesRRnews by Jack Kinsella A retired Marine sergeant in Massachusetts went on the lam after his daughter turned videotapes of him raping her playmates, -- some as young as eleven -- at slumber parties over to police. ``He gave them some kind of drug that would knock them unconscious and he would rape and sexually abuse them while ...

Atlanta Constitution OUR OPINION: Blacks' silence on AIDS crisis already deadly Cynthia Tucker - Staff Sunday, June 3, 2001 You don't see black activists taking to the streets on this one. You don't see Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton calling news conferences. You don't see African-American politicians demanding that Congress or the White House take action. This is an issue no one wants to touch: AIDS has replaced homicide as the leading cause of death among young black men. According to a new study from the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 15 percent of gay and bisexual ...

Student Beaten Unconscious for Confederate Flag Picture in School Library Book Neill H. Payne 06.02.01 Houston--Another student fell victim in April to the escalating campaign for the ethnic cleansing of Dixie. Ryan Zane Oleichi, a 13-year-old student at Labay Middle School outside of Houston, Texas, required hospitalization for the treatment of injuries he received when he was viciously assaulted as he was leaving school. The two perpetrators, a Black and an Hispanic classmate objected to a book that Ryan was carrying home because it had a picture of the Confederate battle flag on the cover. Ryan got the book from ...

Another Kind of Death Penalty By Paul Strand Washington Bureau May 14, 2001 CBN.com - Until the revelation about the FBI's mistake in the McVeigh case, the media had gone into overdrive examining the death penalty. The show "20/20" spent its whole hour on the subject May 4th, and "Nightline" along with dozens of public radio stations on May 2nd played audio from actual executions. But the mainstream media never provide the same kind of coverage on another life and death issue — abortion. As the tape played, audiences heard, "On my count of three, press the button. One, two, ...

Mafia, Unlicensed Doctors Linked To Abortion Clinics By Gene J. Koprowski CNS Correspondent March 05, 2001 Chicago (CNSNews.com) - A federal racketeering probe in Chicago alleges that a mafia don owns and operates a prominent local abortion clinic and actively tries to bribe friendly politicians on the premises. But pro-life activists say the case, entitled "The People v. Anthony Centracchio," is only one example of the questionable activities at abortion clinics here and possibly elsewhere. "What type of doctors work in these clinics? Many have lost legitimate practices and find the abortion industry welcomes them. Medical boards are reluctant to ...

Progressives, Democratic-Socialists Insist Bush 'Did Not Win the Election' By Cheryl K. Chumley CNS Staff Writer March 05, 2001 (CNSNews.com) - It's not socialism, it's progressive policy, said one Illinois representative, after speaking to a group of approximately 200 assembled to combat George W. Bush's electoral win and his presidential agenda. "Progressive Democrats are not anti-private sector, are not anti-free market," U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) said. "We're just in favor of making sure there's sufficient government participation to ensure the rights of consumers and workers. "Unlike the [Socialist] notion of state ownership of enterprises, we're for private enterprise for ...

NewRailroad.com Mason Weaver Welcome Aboard The New Underground Railroad! Americans want and need freedom from government dependency. We strongly desire economic freedom, independence and self-determination. So why are we told these things are bad for America? It seems like Americans are apologizing for being right! We are told that standing for truth is a negative trait that must be resisted. However, evidence shows that a community with the right information will make logical decisions based upon it's own needs. The Committee to Restore America Foundation believes the one area neglected the most, and most in need of answers, is the ...

This was forwarded to me (via a cyber friend) by Bob Hudleston in his service from New Mexico. He encouraged forwarding to everyone we know and to politicians of all persuasions. It is a complimentary replay to Don Feder's latest post on abortion. I copied some of the quotes that Bob signs his mailings with also. Yesterday I received the subject article from Daily_Commentary@list.conservativehq.com I responded with the following: Dear Don Feder, In response to your article "Abortion, by Don Feder," I offer the following for your consideration. I would not argue that the Supreme Court, in Roe v. Wade, ...