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Today the Washington Post tries to rally sympathy for the treatment of Iraqi prisoners (many of whom attacked and/or killed American soldiers).  The Post is determined to do its part to derail the War on Terror and to also defeat President Bush.

The other Washington paper, The Washington Times, today reports on U.S. medical professionals who are saving Iraqis from life-threatening illnesses.  You can read this story by CLICKING HERE.

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When anyone attacks the “War on Terrorism” - even someone as insignificant as the mentally off-balanced Michael Moore - the anti-war news media treats such opposition as a major national news story.

But far less attention is ever paid to the coalition of countries and their leaders who support America’s efforts to weaken terrorist organizations and their attempts to gain a foothold in nation’s such as Iraq.

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has made it clear - he supports the War in Iraq and has pledged the support of Italian troops to the very end. 





You can read more about this courageous leader and his announcement on Yahoo! Singapore News (you really have to look well beyond the major television networks to find good news reported) by CLICKING HERE

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Senator James Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) is one of the few on Capitol Hill to speak out clearly and effectively regarding the Iraqi prisoner abuse issue.

Lost in the saturation journalism and liberal hand-wringing has been the fact that those who were abused, as Inhofe notes, were “murderes, terrorists and insurgents” who have “American blood on their hands.”

You can read more about Inhofe’s brave stand Inhofe’s brave stand by CLICKING HERE