…to con a publishing house.
Hillary’s book–you know, the one that she received a record multi-million advance for?–is overdue, according to Drudge. It’s supposed to come out in August, and the publisher hasn’t even seen a title, let alone a manuscript.
I’ve always thought that the advance was a bribe of some kind, albeit a legal one.
…to con a publishing house.
Hillary’s book–you know, the one that she received a record multi-million advance for?–is overdue, according to Drudge. It’s supposed to come out in August, and the publisher hasn’t even seen a title, let alone a manuscript.
I’ve always thought that the advance was a bribe of some kind, albeit a legal one.
For what it’s worth, a Saudi newspaper is reporting that the guy walking around the street with the armed cheering battalion (well, actually, it looked more like a platoon) was a double.
In today’s Journal, Amir Tehari says that we have opened up a schism in the Shia branch of Islam, pitting a thankful and powerful Iraqi sect against the revolutionary anti-America sect in Iran. This could be the beginning of the end for the Tehran mullahs.
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Reports of Tony Blair’s political demise have been greatly exaggerated.
Another demonstration that if you lead, they will follow.
The Command Post still has nothing on this, but Fox is reporting that Kuwaiti and Iranian news sources are describing an uprising in east Baghdad and Basra of Shia civilians agains the regime.
I don’t have any sympathy for the Fedayeen and Ba’athist officials who will no doubt meet their well-deserved fates here, but I suspect their end will be much nastier than if they’d simply been killed by coalition forces. And hopefully many of the foreigner jihadis will meet a timely denouement as well.
[Update at 8:50 PDT]
Here’s a link to the story from the Kuwaiti news agency.
Mr. Blix is “curious” as to whether or not we’ll find WMD in Iraq.
Between this, and the fantasy pronouncements of the Iraqi information minister, this would be comical and farcical if it weren’t so tragic.
Mr. Blix is “curious” as to whether or not we’ll find WMD in Iraq.
Between this, and the fantasy pronouncements of the Iraqi information minister, this would be comical and farcical if it weren’t so tragic.
Mr. Blix is “curious” as to whether or not we’ll find WMD in Iraq.
Between this, and the fantasy pronouncements of the Iraqi information minister, this would be comical and farcical if it weren’t so tragic.
Jim Oberg emails to point out that many people in the Saddam-on-the-street video are holding and waving weapons. It’s inconceivable that the real Saddam would allow people to be that close to him at all, let alone with automatic rifles. It would be too easy for someone to solve the Iraqi peoples’ problem with a single burst.
Though, I suppose they could have issued guns with empty clips.