I’m not bothered by this.
As posted: The Man Who Shot Osama Bin Laden. The Man Behind Bin-Laden.
Let’s have a little fun at the Washington Post’s expense. Maybe that ISIS Caliphate coulda been a democracy, and now one of its leaders has died in darkness. It’s all relative.
Perhaps ISIS was attracting global refugees, interested in fighting for change in a harsh climate of oppressive Western violence.
The @washingtonpost is harder on Gandhi than they are on Baghdadi pic.twitter.com/5PXRSLzdps
— The Partyman (@PartymanRandy) October 27, 2019
“Jeffrey Dahmer, connoisseur of exotic and locally sourced meats, dies at 34” #WaPoDeathNotices pic.twitter.com/tkJWf0iLcY
— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) October 27, 2019
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From Slate: ‘In Aleppo, Syria, Mohamed Atta Thought He Could Build The Ideal Islamic City’…From The NY Times: Review Of Christopher Caldwell’s Book “Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam, and the West”
Are secular humanism and the kind of political freedoms we enjoy in the West incompatible with Islam?: From YouTube: Roger Scruton On Religious Freedom, Islam & Atheism
A quote from this piece over at the Atlantic: From The Atlantic: Samuel Huntington’s Death And Life’s Work
“Although the professional soldier accepts the reality of never-ending and limited conflict, “the liberal tendency,” Huntington explained, is “to absolutize and dichotomize war and peace.” Liberals will most readily support a war if they can turn it into a crusade for advancing humanistic ideals. That is why, he wrote, liberals seek to reduce the defense budget even as they periodically demand an adventurous foreign policy.”