Sunday reading

It’s just turned Sunday, and I won’t be getting much blogging done during the daylight hours, so I thought I’d tip you off to some things I found fascinating, and that I hope you enjoy too.  In no particular order (with all deserving top billing) here are my suggestions:

The Conservative Liberal writes a scathing review of CNN’s scathing review about the movie Defiance. If only this secondary review had the same expansive platform as the first.

At Crossing the Rubicon, you can read a stunning letter from an Israeli soldier to the homeowner in the house he occupied during the recent Gaza incursion.  If only we really could get through to the Gazans with this type of humane reasoning.

Obama has shown himself to be ignorant about so many things lately.  At ex cathedra, you can read about his profound ignorance regarding events in his own lifetime.

We know Obama will break promises.  Gay Patriot also reminds us that Obama probably made stealth promises that he’s planning on keeping now — to the detriment of all of us.

I don’t think these gals are real — I think it’s a set-up — but Phibian assures us that unbearably self-involved, selfish, weak, I’m running out of words, women still exist and they’re p*ssed about the way the current economy is affecting their lives.

For those of you who came of age in the seventies, a musical trip down memory lane.

I’d missed this, but Marooned in Marin didn’t:  Michael Steele’s new role as RNC chair once again brought out the foul-mouthed and minded racists on the left.

Many in the blogosphere were taken in by a “news” report — phony — that claimed that the military would take its new loyalty oath to the office of the president, not to the Constitution.  The sad things is that this remarkably similar story about school children being forced to salute Obama sounds like the truth.

Ymarsakar often comments that neoneocon and I seem to operate on the same blogging track.  Well, we did it again, because her latest post is about Obama’s relentless negativity, something I blogged about here.

Happy reading!