About Those Cockpit Doors….

Boortz brings up an interesting point, almost as an afterthought, this morning. He says in part:

“Intelligence experts say that Al Qaeda may have agents who are fully trained airline pilots now working for foreign airlines.  What if one of

Herald:

“Washington’s claims that brilliant US intelligence work led to the capture of Saddam Hussein are being challenged by reports sourced in Iraq’s Kurdish media claiming that its militia set the circumstances in which the US merely had to

The Domino Effect: is the new Bithead’s BIT, which I’ve just posted. These go up each and every Sunday night, assuming I’m in town or can get to a network port.

This week, I examine some of the press

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A number of years ago, one of the justifications of getting involved in Vietnam was what was known as the Domino effect. In that case, the problem was seen that if we allowed Vietnam to fall under Communist

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A number of years ago, one of the justifications of getting involved in Vietnam was what was known as the Domino effect. In that case, the problem was seen that if we allowed Vietnam to fall under Communist

The Clinton View of Iraq-al Qaeda Ties:

“ARE AL QAEDA’S links to Saddam Hussein’s Iraq just a fantasy of the Bush administration? Hardly. The Clinton administration also warned the American public about those ties and defended its response to

HoustonChronicle.com: “DERRY, N.H. — Moments after praising his opponents in the Democratic presidential race as worthy running mates, Wesley Clark said, in no uncertain terms, how he would respond if they or anyone else criticized his patriotism or military

(washingtonpost.com):

“WASHINGTON – The son of former vice president and 2000 Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore has been charged with marijuana possession.”

My Way News:

“WASHINGTON (AP) – The government on Sunday raised the national threat level to orange, the second-highest, saying attacks were possible during the holiday season and that threat indicators are ‘perhaps greater now than at any point’

Yeah, I know, it’s been kinda light in the blog. Here’s why:

I’m installing a new (to me) file and print server and getting it right. The biggest problem I have is getting this big ol’ Cisco router working right,

Cascading Effects of Saddam’s Capture – On Point Commentary by Austin Bay StrategyPage.com:

Austin Bay makes an interesting analasys of the current situation in the middle east.  Says he:

“Scooping Saddam from his spider den isn’t history the size

Reason’s Virginia Postrel suggests that’s the case: ”

“Today’s lavish displays do more than brighten the night. They tell a story of economic progress. Like the electronic gadgets aimed at gift buyers, the tiny lights outlining rooflines and tree limbs

JOHN BERTHOUD in the Miami Herald this morning:

“For years, the government-owned Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) and its affiliates, National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), have been the recipients of large public handouts.

Tax dollars

Users cling to old Microsoft operating systems | CNET News.com

“Even though Microsoft said this week that it will stop distributing Windows 98 at the end of this month, a new study shows that a substantial number of businesses, both

Libya Agrees to Arms Inspections

“Libya’s decision to dismantle its weapons program was first announced Friday in London by British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Bush spoke minutes later, saying if Libya followed through with its commitment, ‘its good faith can