August 12, 2003
Death Cult update

The "cease fire" between Israel and the terrorist organizations supported by the Palestinian people officially ended today when a pair of suicide bombers blew themselves up in Israel and the West Bank. Hamas and the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility for the attacks. The groups say they're responding to a raid by Israelis two […]

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August 12, 2003
Krugman and the troops

I wasn't in the mood late last night to deal with Krugman's latest screed. When I read the article, the first thing that came to mind was: "Troops are complaining -- this is news?" I remember reading some of Stephen Ambrose's books and recalling that troops were complaining then. Krugman attempts to play the complaint […]

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August 11, 2003
I was wrong

Just watch some liberal blogger Dowdify my title there and parade it around. I believed when the Senate went on its August recess (sounds like elementary school, doesn't it?) that the discussion of the judiciary committee Democrats and their attacks on certain nominees and their "deeply held" beliefs would die down. Not so. National Review […]

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August 11, 2003
Am I supposed to by sympathetic?

One of the useful idiots, aka human shields, who went to Iraq is now being fined "at least $10,000." Retired schoolteacher Faith Fippinger is, of course, refusing. In her response to the charges, she wrote the government that "if it comes to fines or imprisonment, "please be aware that I will not contribute money to […]

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August 8, 2003
Oslo redux

The Washington Post's Charles Krauthammer has an excellent article on the "Road Map" to nowhere.

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August 8, 2003
More on the Episcopal Church

Good article over at OpinionJournal.com by Katherine Kersten notes that churches shouldn't be like political parties -- trying to be inclusive as possible for the sole purpose of getting more people under the tent. I seem to remember something about "narrow the gate." Also, the Midwest Conservative Journal has a round-up of responses from members […]

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August 8, 2003
Wishful thinking

It can be interesting from time to time to see how people find this site. Thursday evening at 9:44 p.m. an AOL user from the Central time zone found this site by googling: "it was a hoax uday and qusay are still alive" Yes, all those words appear in my archives, they're just not very […]

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August 8, 2003
Cinema Paradiso

After sitting on my entertainment center for nearly a month (isn't Netflix great?) I finally got around to watching the new version of "Cinema Paradiso." Usually the director's cut is better -- i.e. "Blade Runner" -- in this case, however, the original is the one you should watch. I think leaving some things unanswered is […]

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August 7, 2003
Well that's one heck of a mistake

From today's New York Times corrections desk: An article on Sunday about attacks on the American military in Iraq over the previous two days, attributed to military officials, included an erroneous account that quoted Pfc. Jose Belen of the First Armored Division. Private Belen, who is not a spokesman for the division, said that a […]

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August 7, 2003
I'm a Lileks kind of man

James Lileks takes on the Episcopal Church with regards to the standards that they have for their bishops. Now, there are Biblical reasons for opposing the leadership of an actively gay man (or woman) in any Christian church. Lileks lays out an excellent case why the Rev. Gene Robinson should not be given a position […]

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