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Sunday, September 25, 2005

Understanding ID

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We have a local talk show host who does a fine job of keeping issues of local and national interest before the listening public. On Friday h...

The Other Storm

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Some estimate the cost of hurricane Katrina will probably end up at $200 billion dollars. Next week, we will most likely be hearing of esti...
Saturday, September 24, 2005

Stalinists For Peace

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Well, I guess it was a successful rally, but if this photo is any indication, claims that there were a hundred thousand anti-war protestors...

Increase Supply

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Two energy-related articles worth your attention: First, as the price of oil hangs around $66 a barrel oil companies are finding it cost...

Misunderestimating G.W.

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Thomas Lifson of The American Thinker argues compellingly that the Democrats who are pronouncing Bush's presidency effectively over as ...
Friday, September 23, 2005

Mugabe Must Go

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If what Robert Mugabe is doing in Zimbabwe were being done by Israelis or white South Africans fifteen years ago the world would be apoplec...

Visual Aid

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The Fourth Rail has a very helpful visual that puts operations in western Iraq over the past four or five weeks into geographical perspecti...

Missing Money

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The other day we posted a lament concerning the embezzlement of almost 1.3 billion dollars that was to be spent on weaponry and supplies t...

Ethno-Religious Popularity

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Pew has an interesting poll out. The questions it asks seek, among other things, to determine which countries are most favorably disposed to...
Thursday, September 22, 2005

Panda-monium

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Go here to play Panda-monium, a game in which Darwinian pandas attack the redoubts of the Discovery Institute with some of their favorite c...

Longing For a Lost Past

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Mark Lilla writes winsomely in the New York Times Magazine about his journey from faith to skepticism. It is in some ways, whether he inte...

Political Scorecard

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A left-wing website, Progressive Punch, has ranked all members of the Senate and House according to a rating which gives the member a score ...

Scapegoats

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When Katrina devastated the Mississippi coast earlier this month Robert Kennedy, Jr. suggested that it was God's judgment on governor Ha...

The Main Event

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Ed Morrissey at Captain's Quarters is typical among conservative bloggers in his assessment that Harry Reid's public decision to vo...
Wednesday, September 21, 2005

Martian Warming

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Mars is getting warmer , but what else could we expect with Halliburton's friend in the White House refusing to sign the Kyoto treaty? ...

The Situation in Sudan

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John Eibner and Joe Madison write a concise update on the current situation in the Sudan. It's difficult for Americans to stay focused ...

How the Terrorists Can Win in Iraq

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This is the sort of disheartening news that will cause the American people to drop their support of the Iraq effort quicker than anything. ...

Say it Ain't So!

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The Bush administration evidently needs to return to first principles, and the very first principle of a leader is that you surround yoursel...
Tuesday, September 20, 2005

Reaping Retribution

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To discover what's really going on in Iraq one must forget the evening news and turn instead to the milblogs (military blogs) which spec...

Major News Breaks, MSM Yawns

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A major non-event in the American media is nevertheless a significant event for American foreign policy. Oxblog reports on it for us: Th...