More on Airbus

Beck, who spends a bit more time than I do on planes, has some added into about the Airbus bit I ran recently. Apparently, they plan to re-open the investigation into the crash of 587… as you may recall I

Captain Ed relates, with some amusement:

“In an odd display of twisted priorities, Canada’s Attorney General may start investigating the Canadian blogosphere to find bloggers who have linked back to CQ and broken the publication ban.

Interesting how it comes

Looks like Pulitzer Prizes are out.
Casual comment; When I see them being passed out to Bloggers, I’ll know the bias is gone.

You’ll recall I mentioned a 500 Gig drive Hitachi was touting last week. Well, now they’re claiming they’ll have 1TB PC drives, 20GB Microdrives by 2007.

Yikes.
When things start getting that big, one must wonder; is tape backup still

Billy:

“The question that you can’t answer is: what good did it do anyone for the Republicans to occupy the White House in a case like Eisenhower’s? “

Oh, that’s easy… You seem to be expecting that because someone

Billy responds to my question at Q&O:

Perhaps the best way of answering this sort of dichotomy nonsense, is a simple question: Are other people allowed to have and act on THEIR principles?”

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with….

That depends entirely on

We inturrupt this blog for a little reminder, courtesy of :Neal Boortz:

“So when you pull up to the pump this week and see that you’re paying almost $2.50 for a gallon of gas, don’t blame George Bush….don’t

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