A reader asks: "When are you going to admit you were wrong?" We've received a number of such inquiries (not all quite so polite) about our position on the war in Iraq, particularly from readers who were disappointed in our prewar stance.

Washington Post Editorial (Iraq in Review 10/12/2003)

"But any Arab or Moslem—or anyone else with a newspaper, radio or TV—could see the one-sided American policy favoring Israel and the conquest of a sovereign Islamic nation that posed no imminent threat to the invading country."

"While the Israel-India-Russia deal is called a three-country arrangement, the basic state-of-the-art Raytheon technology is US. Russia’s involvement is an Indian psy-war initiative directed to make Pakistan feel the geo-political heat of the 4-country association."

If only the American people could see through the Zionist Propaganda Machine. And, if they could also begin to imagine a city like Erie, PA, and its 103,000 citizens, being brutalized by the IOF, then maybe they, too, would demand an immediate end to these Israeli “war crimes” (“Amnesty International,” 10/14/03, London, UK).

"Prime Minister Vajpayee should prove his detractors wrong by brushing aside their criticism and move ahead to bring a lasting peace to the region. He must recognize the role that history has cast for him."

"Muslims claim that there are 1.2 billion of them. It is scarcely plausible that so many people would allow such scholarship to pass as knowledge for so long. One's imagination does strain at the thought. Perhaps Bernard Lewis does not really exist. Perhaps he is just an invention of Muslim rage."

:: Poetry ::

"Terrorism is a political concept. One nation's terrorist is another nation's freedom fighter."