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30 October SWJ Op-Ed Roundup

By Dave Dilegge

Lt. Michael Murphy 'The Protector' - San Francisco Chronicle editorial
US Military: Asking Too Much of Too Few – Joseph Galloway, McClatchy Newspapers
New Threat Stirs Iraqi Nationalism – Richard Gwyn, Toronto Star
Kurdish Terror and the West - Tulin Daloglu, Washington Times
Will Bush Really Bomb Iran? – Sarah Baker, London Times
The Cost of Bellicosity Towards Iran - Kaveh Afrasiabi, Christian Science Monitor
Iran: “Murder with Impunity” – Paul Marshall, Weekly Standard
Mainstream Mosques: Studies in HateLondon Times editorial
How to Build Trust at Annapolis Summit – Alon Ben-Meir, Jerusalem Post
Saudis: Uncongenial, But Trustworthy – Amir Taheri, London Times
Upbeat Indicators – Donald Lambro, Washington Times
Restoring Habeas Corpus – Bruce Fein, Washington Times
The Waterboarding DodgeWashington Post editorial
Is Mukasey Willing to be a 'No' Man in the White House?USA Today editorial
Yes, It's Clearly Torture - Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel editorial
Bearing Witness to Torture - Clyde Haberman, New York Times
Reassess America's 'Idealism' – Janet Daley, London Daily Telegraph
Bush's Speech at Castro's Grave - Carlos Alberto Montaner, Miami Herald
Argentina: All in the FamilyLondon Times editorial
Argentinians Elect Woman President - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editorial
Kirchners: Two for the Price of One - Roberto Guareschi, Miami Herald
How Argentina Jump-Started its Economy - Mark Weisbrot, Los Angeles Times
Amazonian Swindle – Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
Uganda: Bush, Museveni: Step Up! - Carolyn Davis, Philadelphia Inquirer
Prosecuting Our Friends – Mona Charen, Washington Times
The Dalai Lama’s PleaToronto Star editorial
Australia: New Jet Fighters Buy Us Leverage – Nicholas Stuart, Canberra Times
German Soldiers and Toilet PaperLondon Times editorial
LOST Runs Silent, Runs Deep – Frank Gaffney Jr., Washington Times