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Same old garbage Keyes has been peddling for over a week.America is not consistent. We are sending mixed messages. The administration doesn't know what it is doing. One faction in the WH doesn't know what another is up to...yadda...yadda...yadda.

Alan doesn't have a clue to what is going on behind or in front of the screen. He just runs his mouth. And invites Clinton flunkies on to tell him how brilliant his observations are.

I'd say that Keyes is qualified to speak about foreign policy issues, and he does it quite well. What are your qualifications to critique him?

The difference in statements by President Bush ("Anyone who harbors a terrorist is a terrorist" vs. "What Israel is doing now is not helping the peace process") is quite striking, however.

How can one disagree with the point Keyes is making here - that the principles which defined our policy towards terrorism immediately post-9/11 appear to have changed, particularly regarding other victims of terrorism? Does Israel not have every right that we claim to unleash hell upon any group which will dare practice terrorism against her civilians as well as upon any group or government which funds and/or harbors these same terrorists? If not, then why not?