Captain’s Quarters

I suppose it’s a measure of how I’m positioned in the Google listings, that the majority of my hits today… several hundred of them in fact, are from people looking for the Captain’s Quarters blog, and finding first, stuff of

Billy;

Had it occurred to you that the people whose rights you’re so interested in not trampling on, are the very ones who are seeking the increase of government?

Get that one worked out, then come back, and we’ll discuss

Dale at Q&O this morning gives some voice to his frustrations over the discussion that’s developed over the last several days between the libertarian Purists, and the rest of us. He nails it, here:

I object to being called unprincipled.

Ok, here it is, Gang.
I spent about an hour considering this action. I debated not posting this from captain Ed’s out of respect to him, but several thoughts over-rode this:

1: He’s getting more traffic than he can handle,

According to The Washington Daily News Online, President Bush is planing on attending the Pope’s funeral. He’d be the first US president to make such an appearence, to my memory, though I can’t confirm that at the moment.

But

George Will echoes my Bit’sBit of this week:

In an amazingly fecund 27-month period, the cause of freedom was strengthened by the coming to high offices of Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan and John Paul II who, like the president, had

I took some heat here a few days ago regarding my comments about the longish list of lies coming from the Canadian government.  It does my heart good to see that things are starting to unravel, north of us.

How

Jon Henke over at Q & O this morning notes a post from Reynolds, who in turn makes note of Hitchens basicly kicking the Pope when he’s dead.

As Henke goes to some lengths to point out, Hitch is

There’s a LOT of parallels we are presented in our lifetime. Usually, we can learn from the slight differences we discover between them.

This week, I examine the Parallels and the differences between the deaths of Terry Shaivo, and Pope

The parallels that life presents are sometimes bigger than the lives they directly touch.

An example;
The nation held it’s breath, last week, and watched while the final chapters of Terry Shaivo’s murder got played out. And let’s not decieve

AP has the details

Well now we have some reason for the Iraq war reporting the BBC did were so far off. According to links found at Boing Boing, the Beeb recently tried to set up an interview with Bob Marley, regarding his

John Weidner over at Random Jottings speaks today to the complaints by Libertarian purists about the Republicans. Weidner argues… and I agree… that libertarians shoot htemselves in the foot when complaining about Bush;

There’s something missing here (And I’m partly

I’ve had some added time these last few days to conisder this blog’s status.
I’m pleased with the way things are progressing, overall.

And here’s your link to it.

The response is predictable… the left is ticked because they didn’t get their pound of Bush. Screw them; I’ve never expected them to accept the truth of the matter.

That mewling Kitten Harry Reid