Cooked Books And Hillary Clinton.

Boortz, today points up the fact that today starts the David Rosen trial.

For those who don’t know, don’t worry; the reason you don’t know is the press doesn’t want you to know. But, I’ll take care of that.

The

Michelle Malkin regarding Huffington’s new Blog collective:

“Unlike a lot of observers, though, I don’t think Arianna’s going to fail. Arianna is very good at what she does, which is to collect people like curios and throw sprawling house

Yesterday, I agreed with Billy’s take on Yalta.
Today I note President Bush’s take seems similar.

V-E Day marked the end of fascism, but it did not end oppression. The agreement at Yalta followed in the unjust tradition of Munich

“The man’s father is a wonderful human being,” Reid said in response to a question about President Bush’s policies. “I think this guy is a loser. “I think President Bush is doing a bad job,” he added to a handful

What the beep is THIS all about?

Darren Copeland makes mention of a story in the Denver area. Two cops shot at a private baptismal party.
Apparently the cops were there providing security.

Ummmm forgive me for asking, but why

Not much really going on in the political world, this week. I’m more focused on personal items, otherwise known collectively, as LIFE. You’ll get a column like this out of me occasionally.

A few of the highlights:

Mother’s day 2005

Richard Nikoley has some thoughts on “Culturism”

Interesting he’s coming to the same conclusion I wrote up years ago.

BBC tip to Billy, who apparently is also (finally) starting to understand that argument.

Here we go again:

“Just now on ABC’s ‘This Week’, Sam Donaldson sneered at George Bush for tagging FDR with his complicity at Yalta for the disaster that overwhelmed eastern Europe at the end of World War II. Donaldson

Billy has some problems With Dale Franks suggesting that First, Socialism is an economic system, and is not particularly related to a particular tax system.”

I’m not sure, here, Billy. I’ve gotta tell ya that I’ve always considered that socialism

Yeah, Billy… That Jetlag’s a BITCH.

I’ve only done West Coast time, never having traveled outside North America.  4 hours was anough to screw my clock up for a few days. The kind of time shifts you describe… well… thanks,

Lowry at NR’s Corner:

From almost any conservative angle, Britain’s election result is disappointing.

From the standpoint of a British conservative, the Tory party lost a third election and gained very little ground — less than 1 percent of the

NPR’s Jeffrey Dvorkin is in full butt-kissing mode, here:

First, it is essential to report on government documents. But in this case, publishing the unedited report (albeit unintentionally) could have — and could yet — threaten peoples’ lives. There are

Dennis Prager tosses one out,and likely ticks off the Randian sects among us:

In the Judeo-Christian value system, God is the source of moral values and therefore what is moral and immoral transcends personal or societal opinion. Without God, each

It’s with respect that I note the passing of Col. David H. Hackworth. Military.com has a nice obit.

Dutch national employed as a satellite-imagery analyst with UNMOVIC, the United Nations weapons inspections agency, has been detained, and was questioned. Apparently they’ve released him for the time being.

The New York police and the FBI said the man was