Reading Around the Web

Some links, from NRO’s homepage:

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27TH

JAMES M. NAUGHTON & ADAM CLYMER: “It was an hour in our history that troubled our minds and tore at our hearts.” New York Times

JACK KEANE & FREDERICK W. KAGAN: Any troop surge must be long and lasting.Washington Post

RALPH PETERS: Winning in Iraq requires a radical shift in policy. New York Post

ELI LAKE: Defense secretary is wary of adding more troops in Iraq. New York Sun

DAVID IGNATIUS: Bush looks weary. Washington Post

JONATHAN STEVENSON: What’s going on in Somalia? Wall Street Journal

DANIEL PIPES: The West could lose. New York Sun

TONY BLANKLEY: From Iraq and Afghanistan to Africa, Europe and America, 2006 has been a good year for the forces that may be out to destroy our way of life. Washington Times

JANET ALBRECHTSEN: Islamic reformation must include a feminist component, albeit not of the Western variety Australian

THE EDITORS: Will Bush’s legacy be a huge tax increase on the most productive Americans?Wall Street Journal

JAMES GLASSMAN: Well-paid CEOs enrich U.S. USA Today

MICHELLE MALKIN: Government sucks. TownHall.com