A belter of an article by Victor Davis Hansen savages the double standards of the world over Israel. Here's a taster:
The Russians during the second Chechnyan War of 1999-2000 reportedly sent tactical missiles into the very core of Grozny, and may have killed tens of thousands of civilians in their hunt for Chechnyan terrorists — explaining why the United Nations later called that city the most destroyed city on earth. Syria has never admitted to the complete destruction of Hama, once home to Muslim Brotherhood terrorists. The city suffered the fate of Carthage and was completely obliterated in 1982 by the al-Assad government, with over 30,000 missing or killed. Did the Indian government look the other way in 2002 when hundreds of Muslim civilians in Gujarat were killed in reprisal for Islamic violence against Hindus? The lessons learned in this final session might reassure a world still furious over the 52 Palestinians lost in Jenin.Do read it all.
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Brian O'Connor
January 29th, 2008 9:48pmYeah -- VDH is one of my favorites.
I, for one, would like to know what the arguments against his proposal are.
Brian O'Connor
January 29th, 2008 10:04pmOh -- and my very favorite satire is Jonathan Swift's 1729 pièce de résistance A Modest Proposal.
Andy Gill
January 29th, 2008 10:17pmAnd while bombarding us with staged pictures of Gazans using candles in broad daylight, the media remain strangely silent on the genocide in Darfur.