Western Resistance

Babalu points to an story right from Through the Looking Glass: Judge Doesn't Know Whether Bay of Pigs Invasion was "Terrorist Act"

CIA documents also show the spy agency trained Posada in 1961 to participate in the failed Bay of Pigs (search) invasion of Cuba. Immigration Judge William Abbott last month asked lawyers in the case to prepare briefs on whether the invasion was a terrorist act.

Angry in the Great White North (via Michelle Malkin ), points to several unhinged comments by New York Representative Charles Rangel; here's the introduction:

New York State Representative Charles Rangel, who said the war in Iraq was "as bad as the Holocaust" and tried to re-introduce the draft, has added medical doctor to his résumé, along with professor of comparative history and military recruitment expert, diagnosing the vice-president, Dick Cheney, on the basis of the vice-president's voice.

"Reverend" Jesse Jackson sides with the enemy, again: Treason as a Sport

The U.S. civil rights leader met Hugo Chavez in private at the presidential palace on Monday, saying beforehand that he hoped to help ease tensions aggravated last week by Pat Robertson's suggestion that Chavez ought to be killed.

"We must make it clear that talk of isolating Venezuela, talk of assassinating its leader, this is unacceptable, and it must be denounced roundly by our president and by our secretary of state," Jackson told The Associated Press in an interview shortly before meeting Chavez.

"The U.S. and Venezuelan leadership must have a detente on rhetoric. That exacerbates tensions," Jackson told the AP. "We need to have a cooling down of divisive rhetoric."

Chavez, a close ally of Cuban leader
Fidel Castro who frequently criticizes what he calls U.S. domination of Latin America, said Sunday night that his government could ask the Washington to extradite Robertson to Venezuela for suggesting U.S. agents kill him.