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NY Times Op-Ed writer Thomas Friedman took some time off from his global warming alarmism and decided to write about something important — the lack of outrage in the Muslim community over the Mumbai attacks. Friedman quite accurately points out that when it comes to dutch cartoons offending Islam, Muslims the world over take to the streets.

SEMANTICAL THEOLOGY AND MORE Posted: Saturday, November 29, 2008 @ 3:54:38 PM (Pacific Time) By Tom Usher The following is my side of a conversation (slightly edited from the original for the sake of working as a blog post) I'm having offsite via messaging. It covers semantical theology.

Rabbi calls for Mumbai unity

CNN reporter cries live on air (Mumbai)

The First Amendment states that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof". It does not state that Congress cannot make law regarding the activities of individuals in expressing their religion.

Though Adm. Mullen is the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and holds control of the most powerful military in the history of humanity, a ragtag group of Somali terrorists on speed boats and wielding machine guns have all but stopped commercial shipping in one of the busiest and most lucrative

Indonesia put down the Bali bombers like dogs today. What took them so long??? As far as what to do with the bodies, the government is transporting them to their families by helicopter. Ridiculous!...All Muslim homicide bombers deserve the same fate: Being sealed into a 55-gallon drum of swine urine after being wrapped in a raw pigskin.

The leader of a jihadi group in Iraq argued Friday that the election of Barack Obama as president represented a victory for radical Islamic groups that had battled American forces since the invasion of Iraq. Mr. Baghdadi also used his address to offer Mr.

Iranian Ship An Iranian ship captured by Somali pirates carried sealed containers of a powdery substance believed to be nuclear or chemical weapons agents. Western intelligence agencies have been monitoring the capture of the Iran Deyanat, seized by Somali pirates on Aug. 21.

AP - Heading into the final weekend of the 2004 presidential campaign, John Kerry was feeling good about his chances of winning the White House. The Democratic nominee thought he had bested President Bush in their three prime-time debates.