Watching those weasels

While Terry Trippany continues to get up to speed as the new Watcher, The Razor has graciously agreed to host the temporarily peripatetic Watcher’s Council.  Here are the nominations which, as always, look and, I know, will be interesting.  By the way, without having read any of them, my vote for most clever title goes to Soccer Dad.  If you don’t get the reference, this will explain.

Council:
Soccer Dad: Hello martyr, hello fatah
The Glittering Eye: Strategic Objectives in Afghanistan
Bookworm Worm: Marin County’s Hidden Conservatives
Cheat Seeking Missiles: Time to Fire Bob Herbert
Done With Mirrors: Heroes
Rhymes with Right: What is a Windfall Profit?
The Razor: Red Man in a Blue Family
Colossus of Rhodey: Obama Wants Slavery Reparations
Wolf Howling: PartIII: Why Exploit Our Domestic Resources
Joshuapundit: Winning in Afghanistan

Non-council:
Elder of Ziyon: The definitive version of Hello martyr, hello fatah
Classical Values: Obama Be
American Thinker: Time for an Indifferent World to Take a Stand
Spiegel Online: China’s Summer of Living Dangerously
New York Times: Grim News for a Paper in New Jersey
Neptunus Lex: A Difficult Man
The Donegal Express: A Karate Man Bleeds on the Inside! Billy Ray Valentine
American Prospect: Our CEOs, Their Foreign Agents
Sigmund, Carl and Alfred: The Forgotten Christians of Lebanon
The Baseball Crank: Politics: Racist Campaign Ad Watch

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7 Responses to “Watching those weasels”

  1. on 06 Aug 2008 at 9:28 am Ymarsakar

    Hey Book, how much longer before we can get a glimpse at those posts about those defense classes you spoke of?

  2. on 06 Aug 2008 at 9:51 am Bookworm

    You’re right, Y. I’ve got to work on that. I will. I promise. I really promise!

  3. on 06 Aug 2008 at 11:41 am Ymarsakar

    Bookworm room readers should read this about a personal story of Islamic infiltration of people’s daily lives.

    http://downeastblog.blogspot.com/2008_07_13_archive.html#1674559640108809593

  4. on 06 Aug 2008 at 11:42 am Ymarsakar

    Bookworm room readers should read this about a personal story of Islamic infiltration of people’s daily lives.

    Link

  5. on 06 Aug 2008 at 3:24 pm suek

    I’d like to recommend this article to those who are checking out “weasels”…especially the comments. To be honest, the postmodern ideas are something foreign to me - so this may be old hat to some here. But it _is_ new to me, and incomprehensible. At the same time, it’s has a familiar feel, since there are frequent commenters here that I think adhere to the concepts of postmodernism. Assuming it _has_ basic concepts…

    http://www.qando.net/details.aspx?Entry=9038

  6. on 06 Aug 2008 at 4:16 pm Ymarsakar

    Btw, Danny, I believe you have some friends from Japan that once asked you what was up with America’s gun thingie devotion.

    Well, if you have watched Firefly, then you might able to use the devotion of Simon to River to demonstrate to the Japanese that it is directly transferable. Mal’s intent to protect the crew is the same as Simon’s intent to protect River.

    And all of that is the same thing as a senpai must do for lower classmen and a brother must do for little brothers and sisters.

    If you have watched Naruto Manga to the latest volumes, you would also see something to that effect. Powerful, nonetheless.

    There is also the animated series

  7. on 06 Aug 2008 at 9:23 pm Ymarsakar

    For those that don’t read Japanese manga, it goes from right to left, top to down. Start with dialogues on the right first, not the left, and go down as you would a regular page or comic.

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