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"Where Feminists Got it Right"

March 10, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

Jonah Goldberg opines: "Female equality seems to be a pretty reliable treatment for many of the world's worst pathologies."

"Giving Iran a Seat on U.N. Rights Council Would Legitimize Its Brutality and Encourage Other Violators, Iranian Says"

March 10, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"An Iranian whose fiancée’s death by gunfire became a symbol of opposition to the regime during post-election protests last year made an impassioned appeal Tuesday for Tehran to be denied a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council in elections this spring."

"Crisis in Turkey"

March 2, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"The weeks ahead will probably indicate whether the country will continue its slide toward Islamism or revert to its traditional secularism. The denouement has major implications for Muslims everywhere."

"‘Descendants of Mohammed’ Confront Newspapers Over Cartoons, Demanding Apologies and Eyeing Lawsuits"

March 2, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"After securing an apology from one Danish newspaper for publishing a cartoon satirizing Mohammed, a Saudi lawyer now plans to confront another 15 newspapers, filing lawsuits against them if necessary."

"Majority says government a threat to citizens' rights"

February 26, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"Fifty-six percent of people questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey released Friday say they think the federal government's become so large and powerful that it poses an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens."

"How to Stifle Speech"

February 25, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"Lessons from the Netherlands, the University of California, and Yale."

"We are accepting government prohibitions on the thoughts we may express, we are allowing extremists to shout us down and shut us up, and we are self-censoring out of fear or faux-sensitivity. A few examples? Start with the Dutch government’s prosecution of Geert Wilders . . . ."

The Science of Liberty

February 15, 2010 by J. Neeley

An interesting new book by science writer Timothy Ferris explores the effect the scientific revolution has had in aiding liberty and democracy in the world: Read more »

"Opposition in Iran Meets a Crossroads on Strategy "

February 15, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"Now, dejected opposition supporters are re-examining their tactics and struggling to find a new catalyst for a movement that emerged with astonishing power just eight months ago, after the disputed presidential election."

"Clinton: Iran Is Becoming a Military Dictatorship"

February 15, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Monday that Iran is becoming a military dictatorship, a new U.S. accusation in the midst of rising tensions with Iran over its nuclear ambitions and crack down on anti-government protesters."

"Iranian regime change: An Obama achievement we could believe in"

February 12, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

Bill Kristol opines at WaPo: "Perhaps embracing the concept of 'regime change' spooks the Obama administration. . . . Does Obama want an achievement that eluded Bush? Regime change in Iran -- that would be an Obama administration achievement that Joe Biden, and the rest of us, could really celebrate."

"Tehran Uses China’s High-Tech Trucks to Squash Protests"

February 12, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"The Tehran regime has new gear to help squash . . . pro-democracy protests: high-tech anti-riot vehicles, imported from China."

"Iran, Beacon of Liberty?"

February 11, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"President Obama and his advisers . . . have likely spent little time envisioning a region where the Islamic Republic as we have known it no longer exists. . . . But given the troubles facing Ayatollah Khamenei, the near certainty that the clerical regime is going to get a lot nastier soon and the momentous possibilities of a democratic Iran, the White House should give it some thought."

"The Railroading of Geert Wilders"

February 9, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"The Stalinist-show-trial aspect of the Geert Wilders 'hate speech' trial in the Netherlands was thrown into sharp relief last week when the Amsterdam District Court refused to allow Wilders to call fifteen of the eighteen witnesses he had hoped to bring forward in his defense. Wilders in response was characteristically direct: 'This Court is not interested in the truth. This Court doesn’t want me to have a fair trial. I can’t have any respect for this. Read more »

"Western Civilization on Trial"

February 8, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

As the Geert Wilders case goes into pre-trial, National Review Online asked our experts: Is there any legitimate reason he’s in court? What are the implications of such a trial being held, nevermind its outcome?

"A Non-Violent Jihadi is Still a Jihadi"

February 8, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"The British media is reporting that a teacher in the London School of Economics’ government department is a member of Hizb ut-Tahrir, an extremist group seeking to internally overthrow democracy and capitalism and replace it with Sharia Law. Unfortunately, the violence of groups like Al-Qaeda has caused HUT and groups like it to look less extreme by comparison and so they are not receiving the attention they deserve."

"Understanding the Citizens United Ruling"

February 4, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

ACLU's Executive Director, Ira Glasser, explains why the Supreme Court was right in Citizens United and why campaign-finance "reformers," MSM, and liberal Democrats complaining about the decision are wrong.

"Media Insiders Ousted by Citizens United v. FEC"

February 4, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"The Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United stands with Brown v. Board of Education as a landmark refutation of discriminatory treatment. It is ironic that the President accused the members of the Supreme Court, who have upheld freedom of speech for corporations and unions, as being politically motivated [i]. Read more »

"Mosque University"

February 1, 2010 by Richard E. Coleson

"The notion that it is permissible to charge a student group extra fees for security simply because a speaker's views are controversial (read: not approved of by university administrators) might be acceptable at the University of Havana or the University of Beijing. But it should never happen in America."

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