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Dubai Backs Down?

Thu, Mar 9, 2006 at 2:05 pm PST

The news today is that Dubai Ports World is backing out of the deal: Dubai Port Company to Divest Itself of American Holdings. The United Arab Emirates company that was attempting to take over management operations at six U.S. ports announced today that it will divest itself of all American interests. The ...

Dubai Ports, UAE, Ports Deal, DP World, homeland security, Politics

Top Jail Imam in Hate Tirade

Thu, Mar 9, 2006 at 8:29 am PST

The head of Islamic chaplains in the New York City Department of Corrections has been caught on tape at a conference of Islamic leaders, spewing hatred for America and infidels: Top Jail Imam in Hate Tirade. (Hat tip SoCalJustice.) March 9, 2006 — WASHINGTON - The head of Islamic chaplains in ...

Radical Islam, Imam Umar Abdul-Jalil, Prisons, Emerson, homeland security

House Panel Votes to Block Dubai Ports Deal

Wed, Mar 8, 2006 at 6:04 pm PST

Republicans in the House just voted not to let Democrats get to the right of them: GOP House Panel Votes to Block Ports Deal. (Hat tip: dustyroadguy.) WASHINGTON - In a congressional election-year repudiation of President Bush, a House panel dominated by Republicans voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to block a Dubai-owned firm ...

Dubai Ports, UAE, Ports Deal, DP World, homeland security, Politics

NSA Probe Rejected, Moonbats Dejected

Wed, Mar 8, 2006 at 7:58 am PST

The Senate has decided not to investigate the NSA program, and there is no joy in moonbatland today; The Real Ugly American has a look at the pitiful thrashing and moaning at our pal Glenn Greenwald’s blog.

NSA, Senate, Wiretap, homeland security, Bush Derangement Syndrome, Moonbats

Dubai Ports Deal Misperceptions and Mysteries

Tue, Mar 7, 2006 at 5:04 pm PST

At National Review, Barbara Lerner has another disquieting fact to throw into the mix, in the Dubai Ports deal controversy: Misperceptions & Mysteries. We should reject the Dubai Ports deal, not just because it is risky to have a hostile country managing critical parts of our infrastructure, but because the claim ...

UAE, Dubai, Ports, Politics, homeland security

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