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Is 24 years enough for 9 lives?

Posted on March 25, 2007 by Bookworm

She helped kill nine people, she got five consecutive life sentences, she’s never shown the slightest remorse, and she’s walking after only 24 years in prison: A former member of the Baader-Meinhof gang has been released after serving 24 years for her involvement in kidnappings and murders in the 1970s.

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Crime and punishment
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Karmic horror

Posted on March 25, 2007 by Bookworm

When I was young, I knew a family of six that could “boast” about the fact that each member of the family had been involved in a serious car accident.  If that coincidence wasn’t strange enough, what made the whole thing truly bizarre was that none drove.  Each of them

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Bits and Pieces
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What the well dressed man is wearing today

Posted on March 23, 2007 by Bookworm

From Bookboy, 7:  “I sometimes like being really clean and groomed.  Now I have brand new Band Aids and I’m looking swell.”  Absolutely! FacebookTweet

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Silly Stuff
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The scary nihilism of the Left

Posted on March 23, 2007 by Bookworm

American Heritage Dictionary – Cite This Source ni·hil·ism (nī’ə-lĭz’əm, nē’-) Pronunciation Key n. Philosophy An extreme form of skepticism that denies all existence. A doctrine holding that all values are baseless and that nothing can be known or communicated. Rejection of all distinctions in moral or religious value and a

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Bits and Pieces
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Gore’s real goal?

Posted on March 23, 2007 by Bookworm

Jonah Goldberg’s analysis of Gore’s approach to climate change sounds entirely accurate given the way in which Gore is presenting the problem and the changes he’s demanding: Indeed, he wants to change attitudes about government as much as he wants to preach environmentalism. Global warming is what William James called

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Al Gore, Climate change
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“You had me at ‘gutless’”

Posted on March 23, 2007 by Bookworm

I didn’t even have to read Dick Morris’ article to know that I liked it. Here’s the tag for the article at Front Page Magazine: “Only gutless Republicans could turn the U.S. Attorney firings into a budding constitutional crisis.” Well, yeah. The Democrats scream bloody murder over the political equivalent

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Congress, White House
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Pork and surrender

Posted on March 23, 2007 by Bookworm

I don’t think I’ve ever written “pork” and “surrender” in the same sentence, but needs must. The necessity in this case is to bring increased attention to the really vile bill the greedy surrender monkeys in the House have cobbled together in an effort to position themselves to win the

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Anti-war, Congress, Democrats
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Council votes are in

Posted on March 23, 2007 by Bookworm

I’m telling myself it was just a fluke, but I feel like an utter failure: Over at the Watcher’s Council, I didn’t get a single vote for my last Watcher’s Council submission. I’m not wailing about the fact that I didn’t win, mind you, because my submitted post wasn’t in

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Watcher of Weasels
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Department of bad writing

Posted on March 22, 2007 by Bookworm

I am not writing this to pick on Mrs. Edwards, who is suffering from a recurrence of her breast cancer. As to that, she has only my best wishes that her cancer is, in fact, curable or, if not, that its progress is slow and mild. I cannot resist, however,

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Semantics
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Help wanted (at the Watcher’s Council)

Posted on March 22, 2007 by Bookworm

The Watcher’s Council has another vacancy, and is looking for a blogger to step up and fill some mighty big shoes.  (Sundries Shack is stepping down.)  If you’re interested, you should definitely apply, by going here, reading what membership entails and, if you’re interested, submitting your application. Being a Council

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Renegade CIA

Posted on March 22, 2007 by Bookworm

Whatever else it is, the CIA is not a government office loyal to either truth or the White House. Read this from Robert Novak, and I think you’ll fully appreciate the dishonest political game the CIA is playing — a game entirely separate from its mandate to amass information to

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Congress
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Eeeuw!

Posted on March 22, 2007 by Bookworm

The title of this post describes how I felt when I read this fawning article in the SF Chronicle about Bore’s appearance on Capitol Hill, especially since its ultimate paragraphs have Babs Boxer practically eulogizing Bore without his having to go through the bother of dying first.  This is not

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Al Gore, Climate change, Media matters
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Obama and Israel

Posted on March 22, 2007 by Bookworm

As you’ve guessed by now, I dislike and distrust Obama. I noted to DQ that part of my visceral dislike may be because I’ve never actually heard him speak, since I never watch political speeches, I only read them. Having read his speeches, I’ve come to the conclusion that, while

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Barack Obama
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Bringing down the fever

Posted on March 22, 2007 by Bookworm

A Best of the Web reader makes mincemeat of Bore’s fever analogy (“the earth has a fever” and it’s going to die unless everyone but Al gives up fuel consumption): Reader Scott Jacobson questions Gore’s premise: Some great news for Daddy Gore: Little baby Earth does not have a fever.

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Climate change
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Regarding the fired attorneys, I sign on to what the WSJ said

Posted on March 22, 2007 by Bookworm

As you’ve probably guessed, I’m incredibly pressed for time today, so can only blog in minute snippets.  To that end, let me just direct you to the WSJ editorial regarding the fake scandal over the 8 U.S. attorneys the administration fired.  I agree in every particular, whether it’s about executive

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Bush Derangement Syndrome, Congress, Democrats
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