News and Analysis (7/8/09)

Imprisoning the innocent: “If, for some reason, he’s not convicted for a lengthy prison sentence, then, as a matter of legal authority, I think it’s our view that we would have the ability to detain that person,” – Pentagon general counsel Jeh Johnson:

US forces begin to understand the serious challenge of winning over the Afghani population:

Even as he scolds “arrogant” foreign enemies Ahmadinejad boasts of  the “freest and the healthiest election the world has ever seen”:

The actions can only set back Hamas’s attempt to legitimize its rule in the eyes of Western government:

In a society rejecting political Islam but favoring Islam in their personal lives, will Indonesia offer a model for Muslim democracies across the globe?

Preformed gradually, Muslims might be less likely to realize the civil liberties disappearing:

Obama addresses Biden’s comments claiming he was stating “a categorical fact” while emphasizing the need to avoid “major conflict in the Middle East”:

Imran

Minaret of Freedom Institute Program Assistant


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