Newsletter

e-Letter 161: The Saddam-OBL-Arafat dance of death
e-Letter 162: It was calm at first, everyone thought it was part of the act
e-Letter 163: "It's good to be a terrorist" (with apologies to Mel Brooks)
e-Letter 164: Bus No. 37
e-Letter 165: The Road-map to a dead-end
e-Letter 166: So far so good
e-Letter 167: Taxi wars
e-Letter 168: 1001 Baghdad tales
e-Letter 169: Golf Wars
e-Letter 170: News reports do not necessarily reflect reality
e-Letter 171: The road not to be taken (with thanks to Robert Frost)
e-Letter 172:  Terrorists are being rewarded yet again

e-Letter 173: The piranha bully: The "right" to lie and murder
e-Letter 174: The language Laundromat at work: Troubled ally or troubling "ally"
e-Letter 175: Spilling blood and ink
e-Letter 176: To catch a terrorist
e-Letter 177: Terror and the rhetoric of peace
e-Letter 178: The poor bully and the unwilling victim
e-Letter 179: Old news we should pay attention to
e-Letter 180: When "peace" means war
e-Letter 181: The terrorist as a ventriloquist (no offense to the latter)
e-Letter 182: Terrorists do not apologize
e-Letter 183: The sui-genocide bomber

e-Letter 184: Human weapons: terrorism also numbs the senses
e-Letter 185: Consuming hate - exporting terror
e-Letter 186: Terrorism delenda est! (with thanks to Senator Cato)
e-Letter 187: A fence built, an expulsion that wasn't, and a 2-year old 9-11
e-Letter 188: Would the French recognize their enemy or become one?
e-Letter 189: The "I do not do windows" approach to fighting terrorism
e-Letter 190: Saturday (lunch massacre) at Maxim's
e-Letter 191: And the wolf cried: the sheep attacked me
e-Letter 192: Have you driven a Ford lately?
e-Letter 193: Rulers of the world means candidates for extinction
e-Letter 194: The greatest threat to world peace
e-Letter 195: Per-diem for relatives of a "humiliated" terrorist
e-Letter 196: Butt out Jimmy! Help around the house Tom!
e-Letter 197: Mirror mirror on the wall: who is the wickedest mayor of them all?
e-Letter 198: Do not show a fool a job half-done
e-Letter 199: Wannsee, Oslo, Geneva
e-Letter 200: "Caught like a rat"
e-Letter 201: On morality and humiliation
e-Letter 202: Virgins (still) on his mind
e-Letter 203: Those not so magnificent men and women flying machines
e-Letter 204: Terrorism relegates politics into a screen-saver
e-Letter 205: Murderers and proud of it
e-Letter 206: It was indeed a rude awakening
e-Letter 207: "Israel arranged itself so it hasn't been put in the sea"
e-Letter 208: Jihad has discovered Australia
e-Letter 209: The Hague, terror, a movie: What is real?

e-Letter 210: Omission
e-Letter 211:  The train in Spain fell mainly off the rail
e-Letter 212: Terrorists murder Arabs too
e-Letter 213: Spiritual leaders and whiners: It's all part of terrorists job description
e-Letter 214: Tolerating terror - testing our limits
e-Letter 215: It is terrorism stupid
e-Letter 216: Sorry Jack, it IS lawful, justified, and productive
e-Letter 217: Mirror, mirror, on the wall: who is the greatest poison of them all?
e-Letter 218: The has been diplomats meet the culture of death
e-Letter 219: Thou Shalt Not Kill! . . .?

e-Letter 220: Radical solution to radical extremism
e-Letter 221: The festival of fools
e-Letter 222: Waiting for the green light
e-Letter 223: Tunnel vision
e-Letter 224: Epilogue