Entries from September 2011 ↓

In 1993, the Palestinian Liberation Organization, the forerunner to Fatah, signed on to the Declaration of Principles with Israel. The agreement, brokered by the United States, said the parties would engage only in bilateral negotiations to reach any agreement on the final status of a Palestinian state.

This week, in the august body where Zionism was once declared racism, where “human rights” councils are regularly led by the world’s most impressive Jew haters and votes condemning Israel are more common than any other, Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian National Authority, will break this agreement, as he has so many others.

More at New York Post.

John Stossel touches back on a A Libertarian’s View of Gay Marriage (note: I’m not a “L”ibertarian).

Seth Mandel at Commentary links to my column on Rick Perry’s smarts and makes a stong point: Press Forgets Obama’s Anti-Intellectual 2008 Campaign.

Libertarians hunt humans — and other tales.

Science when it suits them.

Finally, our first release by the Mercury Ink imprint, Michael Vey: The Prisoner of Cell 25 Richard Paul Evans, is a New York Times #1 bestseller.