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Friday, August 5, 2005

Chris Matthews Redefines Shamelessness

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We stated in a post a couple of days ago titled Sinking in the Mire that the NYT was positively shameless in their obsession to hand Bush a...

Marine Losses

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Bill Roggio has some details on how the six Marines were lost in fighting several days ago and also some thoughts on the war in Anbar prov...

Plantinga on Schonborn

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Alvin Plantinga, one of the best known epistemologists in contemporary philosophy, enters the lists on behalf of Cardinal Schonborn: A re...
Thursday, August 4, 2005

<i>Argumentum Ad Snarkum</i>

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Our local newspaper, The York Dispatch , ran an editorial on the president's perfectly sensible comments on teaching Intelligent Design...

NYT Hot on the Scent of Scandal

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Michelle Malkin wonders why the NYT has the time and resources to devote to looking into John Roberts' adoptions of his children but ha...

Wallis' Advice to Dems: Become Conservatives

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Jim Wallis is a good guy, I'm sure, but he says several things in a NYT editorial that suggest that he's just not the guy to be giv...

Sinking in the Mire

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Just when you think the left can't sink any lower it surprises you : The NEW YORK TIMES is looking into the adoption records of the ch...

The War in Western Iraq

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Bill Roggio at The Fourth Rail gives a little background to the fighting in western Iraq which led to the deaths of two dozen Marines in th...
Wednesday, August 3, 2005

Some Hard Evidence, Please

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Front Page Magazine's Jamie Glazov has an interview with Joseph Farah of World Net Daily in which Farah claims that the Islamists hav...

That Was Then, This is Now

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Teddy Kennedy can always be counted upon to look foolish the more closely one reflects upon his pronouncements. The Senator has said of P...

Teaching Intelligent Design (Pt. I)

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The inestimable Charles Krauthammer falls victim to the temptation to disregard Dirty Harry's dictum that "A man's got to know...
Tuesday, August 2, 2005

Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah

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Hamas, like any benevolent organization might, runs summer camps for children: "The main reason for Hamas summer camp is just for f...

Is Islam the Problem?

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"If the Boy Scouts of America had 1,000 Scout troops, and 10 of them practiced suicide bombings, then the BSA would be considered a ter...

The Privileged Professor

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How does the University of Rhode Island justify paying this guy ? Forget about the fact that, if Mr. Nelson is telling the story accurately,...
Monday, August 1, 2005

Air America Update

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Michelle Malkin has links to all the latest news on the Air America scandal. Question: Have you heard anything, anything at all, about th...

Iraqi Factionalism

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Strategy Page has an analysis of the current political situation in Iraq. Here's an important excerpt: The struggle to write a new c...

60th Anniversary of Hiroshima

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As we approach the 60th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Max Hastings offers us an excellent essay upon which to reflec...
Sunday, July 31, 2005

Heaven Knows

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Niall Ferguson, a professor of history at Harvard, sounds the tocsin and wonders what has happened to Christianity in the land of Wesley an...

Thought For Today

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The development of microelectronic manufacturing technology has enabled researchers to produce ultra high purity materials. When gold was pu...
Saturday, July 30, 2005

Freud's Absurdity

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Sigmund Freud, writing about religion in The Future of an Illusion , asked, "Am I to believe in every absurdity? If not, why this one i...