Aaron points out a terrific article on what it means to be “Pro-Palestinian”.

It seems now that Saddam really was trying to buy it. No wonder the media shut up about this story.

Now even the Canadians are saying the UN is dead.

Spoons explains why the media won’t cover UNSCAM.

Juliette passes along an amusing new way to flush out the “fifth column”. (No, it’s not serious. I don’t think).

Wretchard notes the formation and appearance of a new Iraqi army unit, which will help take out Sadr’s guys.

Lileks takes on the college op-ed, and college “journalism” in general.

sKerry flies in his hairstylist on his private jet. Zed has a comment.

Cox & Forkum take down the 9/11 panel.

A Michigan town is up in arms over a new ordinance allowing mosques to play the call to prayer over large loudspeakers.

Ilkya, guest-blogging for Dean, says bring it on, Ted Koppel.

Europe, that is.

Den Beste is mad about the news. 10 billion zillion words ensue. But it *is* well worth reading.

A Seattle woman who wants the US to be like Cuba has posted a sign stating “Victory to the Iraqi Resistance”.

Well, not exactly, but get a look at this.

There’s a birthday party in St. Paul, MN, today. Everyone who’s not a Gun Fearing Wussy (tm Kim du Toit) is invited.

A group of Iraqis have banded together and started killing Sadr’s followers. Awesome.

Some mouthbreather writes an article on how Pat Tillman deserved to die and the Busharonhitler and stuff. Michele takes note.

Misha takes care of it.

UPDATE: Much more on this stuff here, including some unusually harsh language from the Puppy Blender.

Michele gives him the business.

Meanwhile, the puppy blender notes that the producer of Nightline is either a certified incompetant or an authentic wacko.

the Spyware Fairy. Heh heh heh. (Via FARK)

If you haven’t donated yet to Spirit of America, check out the full list of things bloggers are giving away.

Me? I’m in for the autographed Chris Muir artwork. Chris is the coolest.

France is now saying a radical imam they deported last week can come back. I could not make this up.

Barbara Walters is off the deep end.

When armed robbery goes horribly awry. (In Gaza, of course).