In nearly thirty years at CBS News, Bernard Goldberg earned a reputation as one of the preeminent reporters in the television news business. When he looked at his own industry, however, he saw that the media far too often ignored their primary mission: to provide objective reporting. Again and again he saw that the news slanted to the left. …
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Surgically exposes the hypocrisy and revisionism taking place in our looney-bins of higher learning, charitable foundations, and government programs. Demand this provocative woman as a guest on your favorite talk show — and by all means, buy her book now! Read more

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As an aficionado of U.S. history, one of the many things I've always admired was the level of sacrifice exhibited by ordinary citizens in times of turmoil. The very founding of our nation would have been impossible had not a great number of Americans boycotted, among other things, British tea and clothing. Imagine today's Americans voluntarily giving up coffee or imported cars and you would understand the magnitude of that sacrifice.

In today's War on Terror, many people wonder what they, the average citizen can do. The first and most important thing is to unequivocally support our troops. The second is to understand both their mission and our enemy. The mainstream media, eager to repeat their "success" during the Vietnam era, seek to undermine the American public's morale by tilting their coverage to reflect only the most negative aspects of this conflict. Almost worse than this is the lack of reportage of the aims and intents of those sworn to our destruction.

One such under-reported story concerns a planned September 11th celebration in London by an extremist Muslim group called Al-Muhajiroun, their second commemoration in as many years. To their credit, NBC News ran a story by Lisa Myers titled, "London Islamic group plans celebration." In and around England's capital city are colorful posters depicting "The Magnificent 19" hijackers alongside Osama bin Laden and the mortally-wounded World Trade Center towers.

The sponsoring group's spokesman, Sheik Omar Bakri, mouthing the usual Islamist rhetoric that 9/11 was an act of self-defense said, "many Muslims worldwide will be celebrating the comeuppance of the U.S.A.." He then added, "If God did not permit that (9/11) to happen, (it) would never happen." Mr. Bakri failed to explain how God permitted the U.S.A. to save countless Muslims from ethnic cleansing in the Balkans or to free millions more in Kuwait and Iraq from the tender mercies of Saddam Hussein.

And, from Issue 2, in anticipation of the anniversary of the 'great day' itself:

In a must-read document called "Letter to the American People," from last November, and believed by most experts to be written by Osama bin Laden himself, the terror chief answers two questions; why do they fight us and what do they want from us? It is both a fascinating and chilling 4,000 word insight into the mind of a modern-day monster.

The 'why we fight you' portion is a standard rehash of grievances one can hear nightly from Dan Rather or read almost any day in the pages of the New York Times. The 'what we want from you' section however, is much more interesting and almost never reported. He lists seven "conditions" to be met--starting with, of course, our conversion to Islam, and concludes with, "If you fail to respond to all these conditions, then prepare for fight with the Islamic Nation."

Our brave troops around the globe have been engaged in that fight since 9/11 against those who clearly seek a 'pre-emptive' regime change of the non-Islamic governments of the world, including their unwitting dupes in the U.N.. Now that it is obvious to all that Al Qaeda and other Islamist groups are (and have been) on the ground in Iraq and active in combat against those troops, the support of the American people at home is paramount to our victory in this life-or-death struggle.

In a rare moment of clarity during which he explains why American civilians are legitimate targets, bin Laden says:

In his own twisted way, bin Laden is correct--traditional rules of warfare notwithstanding. Every one of us is a potential casualty in this new war we fight, but we should also be actively engaged in the ways described by Osama above--particularly when it comes to electing leaders who understand the conflict and are committed to victory.

Throughout our glorious history, we've been blessed with just such leadership. On June 17, 1775, Joseph Warren; physician, soldier and patriot, though commissioned a Major General in the Continental Army, fought and died as a private soldier in the Battle of Bunker Hill at the age of 34. Three months earlier, he addressed the people of Boston at the annual Boston Massacre observance:

To comment on this article or express your opinion directly to the author, you are invited to e-mail Lisa at FabLi@aol.com .

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