Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I have a ridiculously short work day today, and lots of work to do in that time. Since I’m not going to be blogging, I urge you to visit the Blogfriends in my sidebar. Not the Big Blogs — you know all about them — but the Blogfriends who consistently
Continue readingAmongst the billions of criticisms leveled at Israel is the one claiming that she’s taking out too many innocent civilians. DQ examined some of the problems with this claim here. David Horowitz examines another problem, which is that Lebanon is more complicit with Hezbollah than we currently wish to admit:
Continue readingAs a favor, I’m watching someone’s toddler. It’s 90 degrees, we have no air conditioning, my home is not childproof, and my own kids are intermittently “helping” with the toddler. All I have to say is shoot me now and put me out of my misery….
Continue readingIn fact, the cheese-eating surrender monkeys weren’t anywhere near the winners’ podium: Floyd Landis won the Tour de France on Sunday, keeping cycling’s most prestigious title in American hands for the eighth straight year. The 30-year-old Landis cruised to victory on the Champs-Elysees, a day after regaining the leader’s yellow
Continue readingMark Steyn on the vile Islamist whirlwind the European and American dilettantes must now reap after having cultivated the PLO and its ilk so assiduously: In Causeries du Lundi, Charles-Augustin Sainte-Beuve recalls a Parisian dramatist watching the revolutionary mob rampaging through the street below and beaming: “See my pageant passing!”
Continue readingMr. Bookworm rented a movie called Tigerland the other day, about men being trained to go off to the Vietnam War. I found it unwatchable, in large part because every other word was a filthy obscenity. There was almost no substance to the dialogue, just foul language. Thinking back, this
Continue readingHere’s the story: A knife-wielding grocery store employee attacked eight co-workers Friday, seriously injuring five before a witness pulled a gun and stopped him, police said. The 21-year-old suspect, whose name was withheld pending charges, was arrested and then taken to a hospital after complaining of chest pains, Memphis Police
Continue readingIt’s time for another installment in the “things I find interesting” series of posts I’m doing about the Israeli/Hezbollah war. This is not meant to be a compilation of everything regarding the war, just those things that struck me as fresh takes, or unusually clear takes, on current events. As
Continue readingI like dogs, in large part because they are goofy. This is one of my favorite goofy dog moments. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL6JBGrICzo]
Continue readingThose who forget the past are condemned to repeat it. It’s been said so often, it’s hackneyed, but it deserves repeating in the face of the neo-peace movement. Those of us who remember the lead-up to WWII also remember that it was the peaceniks who gave Hitler the room he
Continue readingI posted yesterday about the pact with the devil that Spain made when it scurried from bombings into the Socialists’ waiting arms. I got one comment (polite, I might add), saying that I didn’t show that Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, the Prime Minister of Spain was anti-Semitic, because I showed
Continue readingMy prior “updates” post was getting too long and unwieldly, so I’m starting a new one which, again, I’ll move to the top whenever I update it. So, if this is at the top, be sure to scroll down for new posts you may not have seen yet. WEDNESDAY UPDATES:
Continue readingMuch attention right now is focused on the border between Israel and Lebanon, but that doesn’t mean the US isn’t continuing to do its work in Iraq. It looks as if there’s another fairly big initiative going on to drive out terrorists from one of their local bases. What’s interesting
Continue readingSpain distinguished itself after the 3/11 train bombings by instantly backing down from the fight and infecting itself with Leftism. The fallout from this infection is clear: Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Prime Minister of Spain and Secretary General of the Socialist Party, arrived to power at a time nobody expected,
Continue readingI’ve already confessed to my weakness for chick lit, and expanded upon my disgust with the recent imports from Britain, which assure incompetent, drink-sodden women that the best looking guy in the room will see through the miasma of failure that hangs about them and sweep them off in a
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