It seems ghoulish, but one of my favorite sections of the newspaper is the obituaries. The death of B-list actors, one hit wonder singers, less than legendary sports figures, and others who don't rate a front page tribute end up in the Obituary section and answer the question; where are they now?The liberal Guardian newspaper, Great Britain's tiresome anti-American rag, has taken to publishing the obituaries of known terrorists - and layering a patina of legitimacy to these monsters that is shocking:Mary Katherine Ham writing in the Weekly Standard Blog: In the Guardian's estimation, Nizar Rayan was not a murderous terrorist leader who propelled others, including his own children, to violence against Israeli civilians in the name of Islam. He was a "man of the street."He was not an idiot thug who called Israel an offense to God, but "on the streets of Gaza, where economic and social misery has boosted Hamas's reputation during the past five years, he was something...(Read Full Post)