Coulter gets what she wanted at CU

The Daily Camera ^ | November 14, 2003 | Aimee Heckel

[muawiyah]

As we fled into the unknown, refugees from the world's greatest capital, the voices on the radio started telling us about how the tower was falling. This was unimagineable.

Later that evening as the smoke from the still burning Pentagon wafted through the neighborhood, we watched the images over and over of the collapsing towers, the falling bodies, the heaps of rubbel.

The next morning there were already those asking what it was we could have done to have so angered the enemy.

We ignored them then and we ignore them now. There are a class of jihadis in the world who have decided that it is their mission to murder the innocent and bring shame to their own people in the act. It is truly unfortunate that there really are so many in this country who actually feel it is our fault that the jihadis are angry.

Maybe we have to get rid of both the jihadis and their enablers!

[EveningStar]

I like Ann, but in spite of her obvious intelligence, she's an entertainer and not an intellectual leader in the conservative movement. Like O'Reilly, she's sometimes sloppy. Liberals can be sloppy and get away with it. Conservatives can't and they need to remember this. It's not fair but it's the way it is.

[zimdog]

Why is it funny to speak Swahili?

[dennisw]

Do you really this he speaks it well? Or is it to puff up his resume, his CV?

[Fester Chugabrew]

Mr. Kite needs a ham sammich, too.

[TradicalRC]

NRO? Please. I stopped subscribing to them around the time that they started saying that legalizing drugs would be a really nifty idea. If they're conservative, then I'm a hottentot.

[the_daug]

We're still occupying Germany and Japan too then by your standard. By the way it appears that South Korea has been having peaceful transfer of power now too lest you didn’t notice.

[the_daug]

We're still occupying Germany and Japan too then by your standard. By the way it appears that South Korea has been having peaceful transfer of power now too lest you didn’t notice.

[CSURepublican]

The name calling yet begins again...

...I do find it funny that what Ann says generally happens. Lots of name calling from the liberals...

[zimdog]

Well, you can't really tell from the article, since it only mentions this in passing.

On the one hand, people in the US know so little about African languages, there's a much lower standard for what it takes to be able to claim that you "know" Swahili versus Spanish or German. At the same time, Swahili is taught in many schools and those who study it are usually eager to speak it, so if he was faking someone probably would have caught him by now.