The National Center for Public Policy Research documents the distribution of "Kyoto Protocol Survival Kits" at a United Nations Global Warming Conference.

According to Wikipedia, schadenfreude is a German word meaning "pleasure taken from someone else's misfortune." Once the editors at the New York Times and their Democrat allies let this soak in--and after Rush and company trumpet it throughout the new media tomorrow--the schadenfreude is all going to be on the other foot.

Essentially, the New York Times story validates the pre-war worries about WMD. The Times and IAEA attempt to blame the Bush Administration for somehow leaking the information to help Iran.

As though A. Q. Khan, North Korea and China hadn't already gotten there first.

Here's Captain Ed with an especially large helping.

Update: Jim Geraghty's take is even better.

The U.N. wants to take over control of ICANN from the US Government. This is not a promising start.

Interesting take on the crazy Iranian president's visit to the UN and stay in NYC in Mahmoud and Me: Ahmadinejad’s Wild Week, by His Translator, Hooman Majd.

Alternatively, the article could have been entitled, "How Michael Moore somehow managed to miss a free meal and a chance to take a swipe at America and the President."