Q&O Asks Abut a Double Standard He’s Noted

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

The Wall Street Journal is right on top of UN Scam. RTWT

Boortz today also addresses well an issue I’ve discussed here previously… about Kerry’s ‘service’. Says Boortz

“Every time somebody brings this up, they get accused of attacking The Poodle’s patriotism, but somebody’s gotta do it, so here we go.  While

I’ve not commented on Rall because I’ve been hip deep in personal matters these last few days. I won’t bother running the strip; Boortz has it, apparently in response to MSNBC pulling it.

I’ve noted a trend on Usenet

BBC NEWS is reporting the foibles of all-around slimeball Michial Moore:

“Fahrenheit 911 was to be distributed by Miramax, a division of Disney.
But Disney has ‘officially decided to prohibit’ Miramax from distributing the film, the director said on his

Got the web site back on the local F&P, and was able to resurect the rest. New bit is up as of now, calledMislabeled Motives

Discuss here.

It wasn’t until I actually got them home, that I realized I’d purchased ‘home style’ dog biscuits, for my dog. I recognize that this is a sales gimmick, but I must admit being confused.

I know of nobody who makes

An article worth reading.

It’s written by John O’Neill, a multiply decorated ‘nam vet, whose voice we should be heeding, I think. A few parts of it:

“John Kerry’s recent admissions caused me to realize that I was most

My BIT for the week has been written since Sunday night. I’ve not had the chance to post it. This problem is made more complex by the idea that the FrontPage installation I was using got trashed. Gotta have some

Sorry about the lack of input today, so far.
I’ve been chasing Sasser infections all day, for peoplewho didn’t prepare.

I’ve also been looking at replacing my trusty Astro Van with another Astro Van.
Nothing wrong with the current one,

Reuters is reporting on something out of this world:

“Flying saucer fever has gripped Iran after dozens of sightings in the last few days. Fanciful cartoons of alien spacecraft have adorned the front pages.

State television on Wednesday

Blogging will be a bit light today, as I’ll be on the road until perhaps 20:00 or so.

The New York Post. calls the 9/11 commission a national disgrace:

“We never thought former Sen. Bob Kerrey was taking seriously his responsibilities to the national 9/11 commission. But his insulting mid-meeting abandonment of President Bush (news – web sites)’s