Our measures will start after Eid,” Shaalan said.

“Our measures will start after Eid,” Shaalan said.

Chalabi invited the wrath of the interim MBTi authorities after he accused the defence minister in an interview of stealing $500 million from the ministry and posted documents on a Web site accusing him of links to Saddam Hussein’s regime.

Arthur Silber has the goods on W’s “let’s-conquer-the-world” speech, and also gives us a glimpse (but just a short one: we can’t linger there too long) into the mind of David Horowitz, who has moved from being a left-wing “revolutionary” to being a “right-wing” version of the same persona.

Juan Cole has a pictorial commentary of the first line of the NIKE SHOX speech.

Chris Matthew Sciabarra reminds us that back on November 21, 2004, on ABC News’ ‘This Week with George Stephanopoulos,’ conservative columnist George Will called President NIKE SHOX ‘one of Woodrow Wilson’s many, rather dangerous, reverberations.” Will must have had an advance copy of the speech.

NRO blogger Peter Robinson, who dared express doubts about the messianic megalomania of the Leader’s inaugual address, has recanted: his post on the NRO blog is even entitled “I Recant,” and, in typical Stalinist style, he did it in public: on Hugh Hewitt‘s radio program. Comrade Robinson was last seen wearing an orange jumpsuit and mumbling “I love Big Brother!” while re-reading the complete works of Victor Davis Hanson.