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Wednesday, July 6, 2005

Is Syria Getting Tough on Terrorists?

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Maybe Syria intends to avert an American incursion of its territory after all: A Syrian policeman was killed and two militants captured ...

Sagan on Skepticism

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"But the tools of skepticism are generally unavailable to the citizens of our society. They're hardly ever mentioned in the school...

Moral Equivalency Watch

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Apparently Brian Williams' blow dryer has singed his common sense. That's as good an explanation as any for why the NBC anchor would...

The Dems' Dilemma

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A couple of Washington Post writers think that the bipartisan filibuster deal struck six weeks ago will make it difficult for the Democrat...
Tuesday, July 5, 2005

Tough Words

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Iraqi blogger Omar at Iraq The Model has some tough but wise words for the cut and runners: Yesterday [the] interior ministry in Saudi A...

The Next SCOTUS Retirement?

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We don't like to spread rumors, especially internet rumors, but, well, this was too good to keep to ourselves. A blog which specializes...
Monday, July 4, 2005

Thank You, America

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The Middle East Media Research Institute has the translation of a column written by a Saudi named Muhammed al-Sheikh. The essay appeared Ju...

Red and Blue Litmus

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For years the Democrats insisted that any so-called "litmus test" for Supreme Court nominees was unfair and inappropriate. That wa...

The Big Lie

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The Left hyperventilates every time President Bush connects 9/11 to the War on Terror and the WOT to Iraq. They just can't bring themsel...

Our Amazing Soldiers and Marines

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Blackfive has a fascinating account of combat in Fallujah shortly after several American contractors had been killed, their corpses abused ...
Sunday, July 3, 2005

Modern Physics and Ancient Faith

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The debate over Intelligent Design usually focuses on the biological component of Design theory and thus many lay-people may be unaware tha...

Helping Africa

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Amidst all the talk about yesterday's Live 8 concerts and the G8 summit talks Herb London suggests a few pointed questions. Recalling t...
Saturday, July 2, 2005

Condign Punishment

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Brother Bill opines re the BTK killer that: Personally, I think we should be reading in the news that he "tried to escape" wher...

PC "Journalism"

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How's this for an amazing piece of media America-bashing? In an article on an elderly woman's birthday in Amsterdam, Reuters seizes ...

Here's One To Watch

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China's CNOOC, the third largest petroleum company in China (and state owned) wants to buy UNOCAL, a petroleum company in California, in...
Friday, July 1, 2005

Molly Math

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Michelle Malkin calls our attention to this astonishing confabulation from the pen of Texas fantasist Molly Ivins: Since my name is M...

Losing Hearts and Minds

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Strategy Page reveals al Zarqawi's plan for winning hearts and minds in Iraq: Suicide bombers have largely been foreigners. As Iraqis...

From John Hathaway...

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It appears that Mr. Hathaway is a proponent of "Free Gold". "Free Gold" is the term given to the concept whereby gold a...
Thursday, June 30, 2005

This Indian is Hip Deep in Buffalo Dip

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Trey Jackson has links to video and audio of Ward Churchill, phony Indian, fraudulent scholar, and hero to Left-wingers everywhere, utterin...

The Evil Men Do

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If ever you've been inclined to think that no one deserves to be executed by the state or you have ever wondered whether evil really exi...