Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Quotes of the Week

Here are some great quotes from the news.

“For the president to articulate who the enemy is so clearly and unambiguously is a huge step forward. You cannot diagnose and treat a disease without first identifying and naming it. So, a strategist cannot defeat an enemy without first identifying it and naming it.” —Daniel Pipes
“We should not be apologetic or defensive in defining the problems of terrorism.” —British Prime Minister Tony Blair, suggesting that the tie between terrorism and Islam can not be ignored

“Humiliation and hate go together. Why humiliation? Because a once-proud, dynamic culture in the forefront of world civilizations, and still carrying a message of their own superiority to ”infidels“ today, is painfully visible to the whole world as a poverty-stricken and backward region, lagging far behind in virtually every field of human endeavor... There is no way that they can catch up in a hundred years, even if the rest of the world stands still. And they are not going to wait a hundred years to vent their resentments and frustrations at the humiliating position in which they find themselves.” —Thomas Sowell
Of course you won't hear this on CNN or NPR.

1 comment:

kjam22 said...

Hey Don,

What did you think about the conversion statements the fox reporters had to make to be released out of Gaza?

Also... I bought the new Bob Dylan CD the other day on it's first day of release. It's really really good. And I thought of you.... the bass player plays standup bass through out the CD. Some of it is kinda jazzy and some kinda 20's ish.... and some bluesy. You should pick it up.


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