Islamophobia And Mass Murder -- Mark Steyn, NRO
I have been away from the Internet for the weekend, and return to find myself being fitted out for a supporting role in Friday’s evil slaughter in Norway. The mass murderer Breivik published a 1,500-page “manifesto.” It quotes me, as well as several friends of NR — Theodore Dalrymple, Daniel Pipes, Roger Scruton, Melanie Phillips, Daniel Hannan (plus various pieces from NR by Rod Dreher and others) — and many other people, including Churchill, Gandhi, Orwell, Jefferson, John Locke, Edmund Burke, Bernard Shaw, Mark Twain, not to mention the U.S. Declaration of Independence.* Those new “hate speech” codes the Left is already clamoring for might find it easier just to list the authors Europeans will still be allowed to read.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
The not-so-terrible fate awaiting Norway’s alleged mass killer -- Robert Zeliger, Foreign Policy
What Did the Norwegian Murderer Think? -- Arutz Sheva editorial
Rise of the Radical Right -- Jamie Bartlett and Jonathan Birdwell, Foreign Policy
Guerrilla Warfare and Terrorism -- Max Boot, Commentary
China’s Two-Pronged Maritime Rise -- Robert C. O'Brien, The Diplomat
Chinese governance seen through the people’s eyes -- Tony Saich, East Asia Forum
We can’t abandon Iraqis who aided the U.S. -- Kirk W. Johnson, Washington Post
The West must learn lessons of history to avert tragedy in Africa -- Kevin Rudd and Andrew Mitchell, The Australian
Washington's Foreign-Policy Hypochondria -- Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
Clinton to Asia on debt ceiling crisis: Don’t panic -- Josh Rogin, The Cable/Foreign Policy
U.S. should look north for its oil -- Mark Milke, Montreal Gazette/Calgary Herald
With government spending, virtue hath its own rewards -- Neil Reynolds, Globe And Mail
Illegal immigration is way down and falling fast -- Washington Post editorial
The FBI’s new tools -- Washington Post editorial
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