Commentary questions the US Administration’s logic of labeling local and regional insurgent groups as ‘terrorists’
- The Bush Administration Makes New Enemies Daily (The Independent Institute)
Alvaro Vargas Llosa suggests a better use for Guantanamo—turn it into a free-enterprise zone, much like Hong Kong
- Could Puno and Guantanamo Be The Next Hong Kongs? (The Independent Institute)
Governments allege that unsuspecting Brits wanting to aid earthquake victims in Kashmir funded recent terror plot
- Charity Funds Said to Provide Clues to Alleged Terrorist Plot (Washington Post)
In letter to the editor, attorney representing many Arab/Muslim clients complains about tactics used by FBI, US Attorneys office and federal judges
- Terrorism Defendants Face a Tough Road (LA Times)
Four men arrested and detained for three years under terrorism suspicion and later released without charge sue; accusing the government of holding “them illegally as punishment for refusing to work as informants.â€
Top Muslim police officer responds to potential racial-profiling initiative at airports: “What we don’t want to do is actually alienate the very communities who are going to help us catch terrorists.â€
- Top Muslim Policeman Slams UK “Terror Profile” Plan (Reuters/NY Times)
“The ceasefire may have taken hold in Lebanon, but in Gaza – on Israel’s forgotten front – the killing goes on.â€
- Gaza Ceasefire Hopes Dwindle (BBC News)
UK article criticizes biased in US media and in Congress on the Middle East
- America’s one-eyed view of war: Stars, stripes, and the Star of David (The Independent)
