Most Americans are as not as committed to "peace and justice" as the progressive residents of Berkeley, California. In an effort to extend an olive branch to "one or two cleared" Gitmo detainees, Berkeleyites have decided to invite enemy combatants to anchor their tent pegs in People's Park.  That's right - in response to the recommendation of the Peace and Justice Commission, the Berkeley City Council plans to vote on a motion to share a cup of sugar with a terrorist.  According to Peace and Justice Commissioner Rita Maran, the proposal is a way to welcome to the community "the kind of people you'd like to have living next door to you or dating your cousin." The Berkeley webpage brags the city "is famous around the globe as a center for academic achievement, scientific exploration, free speech and the arts...[and]... is a constantly changing mix of long-time residents and new neighbors, and whether you just arrived from Albany or...(Read Full Post)