We have seen the enemy and it was wearing a dress. Displaying once again the cowardice for which our enemies in the War on Terror are famous, a senior Taliban commander disguised in women's clothes has been killed.

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I lost all respect for the Nobel Committee and its peace prize when it rewarded PLO Leader Yasser Arafat in 1994 for a lifetime of terrorism. Since then, it has become nothing more than a political statement that has nothing to do with the promotion of peace. But with today's awarding of the prize to President Barack Obama it has diminished its relevance even further.

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As election day dawns in Afghanistan the worldwide interest is not really on whether President Hamid Karzai will win re-election over his main challenger, former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah. The main focus is on whether the election will be marred by Taliban violence and if the Afghan people will have the courage to go to the polls.

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While the radical left are contemplating whether or not pushing someone against a wall (under medical supervision of course) is considered torture and contemplating how much redress is appropriate for our captured enemy combatants, the Obama administration appears to be coming to the realization that terrorists might actually be bad.

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