Fast Takes: Libs’ deep denial on Islamist evil, punish Putin, not Russians and other commentary
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9/11 beat: Libs’ Deep Denial on Islamist Evil “As the world marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11,” mainstream-media outlets pivoted “away from the apocalyptic Islamist atrocity itself to hand-wring about the ‘backlash’ supposedly suffered by Muslims in its…
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9/11 beat: Libs’ Deep Denial on Islamist Evil “As the world marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11,” mainstream-media outlets pivoted “away from the apocalyptic Islamist atrocity itself to hand-wring about the ‘backlash’ supposedly suffered by Muslims in its…
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