The Ghailani Debacle -- Jennifer Rubin, Commentary Magazine
The acquittal of Guantanamo detainee Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani yesterday on all but one of 285 counts in connection with the 1998 al-Qaeda bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania has once again demonstrated that the leftist lawyers’ experiment in applying civilian trial rules to terrorists is gravely misguided and downright dangerous. The soon-to-be House chairman on homeland security, Peter King, issued a statement blasting the trial outcome and the nonchalant response from the Justice Department:
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Terror-trial travesty -- New York Post editorial
Obama in Europe: Back among friends or another 'shellacking' ahead? -- Howard LaFranchi, Christian Science Monitor
Is U.S.-Russian Nuclear Pact Dead This Year? -- Elaine M. Grossman, National Journal
Going to War Over a Treaty -- Fred Kaplan, Slate
NATO needs to modernize rusty nuclear policy -- Paul Meyer, Toronto Star
America's toughest terror test: Al Qaeda in Yemen -- Walter Rodgers, Christian Science Monitor
Gates on a Nuclear Iran -- Herschel Smith, Captain's Journal
Will President Obama bring back the draft? -- Tony Perkins, The Daily Caller
More signs of the currency war -- Clyde Prestowitz, Foreign Policy
Currency wars and conventional wisdom -- Clyde Prestowitz, Foreign Policy
Ireland's economy: Threadbare -- The Economist
'Refudiation' of $600 Billion Printed Out of Thin Air -- Sarah Palin, Wall Street Journal
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