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Tag Archives: Lara Logan
The Other Tsunami – Muslim Hatred Of Jews
Dennis Prager writes: It is very difficult to hate babies. It takes a special person. As morally wrong as it is to murder innocent adults, mankind seems to have a built-in revulsion against killing babies. If a baby does not … Continue reading
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Flirting Her Way To The Top
Tamara Shayne Kagel writes: I didn’t make the rules of the game, I just play by them. And the ability to flirt with men, (especially accomplished men which often means especially older men), is a networking tool just as useful … Continue reading
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Tagged chronological age, kagel, Lara Logan, networking tool, prospective husband, rules of the game, single girls, tamara shayne
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New Details On The Savage Assault On Lara Logan In Tahrir Square
The Australian reports: A US TV journalist attacked in Cairo’s Tahrir Square was stripped and beaten with fists and the poles of hand-held flags, US sources say. Lara Logan, 39, a correspondent on the CBS News show 60 Minutes, was … Continue reading
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Tagged caroline glick, female genital mutilation, islamic scriptures, Lara Logan, tahrir square, world health organization
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Al Jazeera Silent On Lara Logan Attack
From the Washington Post: “I was curious how they would handle the Lara Logan incident,” Chamberlain continued. “Go here http://english.aljazeera.net/ and search ‘Lara Logan.’ ” When you do it, your reaction might be the same as mine to Chamberlain, “um…..crickets.” … Continue reading
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Unanswered Questions In The Attack On Lara Logan
A group of women rescued her with the help of the Egyptian army? Where was the army while the attack was going on? Who were the 200 men who attacked Lara Logan? The story from CBS News seems inadequate to … Continue reading
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Tagged cbs news, egyptian army, Lara Logan, little house on the prairie, sexual attack, sexual predators
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Why Did CBS Wait Five Days To Release The Lara Logan Sexual Assault Story?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: There are a fair number of Arab Muslims who believe that the victims of sexual assault are the guilty party. Why CBS withheld it? Because it does not comport with its narrative … Continue reading
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Lara Logan Must Watch Out For Copycat Attacks
Daniel Bates writes for the Mail Online: The sex assault on Lara Logan could ‘turn her into a target’ for future attacks, her former boss warned today. Janet Leissner, who ran the CBS Washington bureau for eight years until 2009, … Continue reading
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Tagged broken teeth, daniel bates, foreign correspondent, internal injuries, Lara Logan, target
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