Reportedly, on Sunday 11 close family members of Jordanian-based Baathist reporter Dia al-Kawwaz, who runs the online anti-Iraq newspaper Shabeqat Akhbar al-Iraq, were slaughtered in Baghdad. The attack occurred in the Al-Shaab neighborhood shortly after
Hehehe… Democrats.Org has come up with one of the more stupid moves I’ve seen in a long time:
For months now, Democrats have been tracking the Republican presidential frontrunners in the field, compiling a video library of candid moments as
Today’s WSJ:
Fred Thompson’s Presidential campaign has been struggling, in part because of a sense that he lacks passion and an agenda. But late last week he unveiled a tax reform that is more ambitious than anything we’ve seen so
McQ, this morning, looks at the Citibank investment yesterday:
Soren Dayton says this may be the “Defining news story of the cycle”…
Citigroup Inc., the biggest U.S. bank by assets, will receive a $7.5 billion cash infusion from Abu Dhabi
Continue reading about The Implications of Arab Investment in the US
Over at The Glittering Eye, Dave Schuler extends the argument he’s made in the commentstongue-in-cheek post on the fact that the media continues to ignore the ethnic-religious component of the rioting in France.He argues that the problem goes
Continue reading about The Cultural Component of the Rioting in France… And Here
You have good liars and you have chronic liars. Nobody seems to be believing B.J. Clinton’s latest. The New York Times is reporting that B.J. now clains to have opposed the war, “from the beginning”
Sadly for B.J.
Continue reading about The Clintons Losing Reputation As Good Liars
I tend to use a lot of older equipment around here. The fastest server at Casa de Bit is a PII/400 that I’ve cracked up to around 700 or so with some added cooling. The other two are PII/400’s.
I’ve
Writing in the Christian Science Monitor, one Mansoor Ijaz, attempts to skewer Mitt Romney for his answer to a question that Ijaz provides no evidence was ever asked:
I asked Mr. Romney whether he would consider including qualified Americans
Confederate Yankee reminds us that Franklin Foer and the staff at TNR still has yet to pay the price….
It All Comes Down to This.
Does The New Republic have the solid factual evidence to support these stories?
IRAQI SECURITY FORCES, U.S. SPECIAL FORCES DETAIN 3, UNCOVER 18 IEDS IN SEPARATE OPERATIONS
Posted: 26 Nov 2007 06:28 AM CST
IRAQI SECURITY FORCES, U.S. SPECIAL FORCES DETAIN 3, UNCOVER 18 IEDS IN SEPARATE OPERATIONS
The Muslim world is not fooled by our talk about spreading democracy and values. The evidence is too overwhelming that we do not hesitate to support dictators and install puppet governments when it serves our interests. When democratic
The Associated Press.
MIAMI – Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor died early Tuesday, a day after the Pro Bowl player was shot at home by what police say was an intruder. He was 24.
Guns don’t kill, Intruders do.
Continue reading about Sean Taylor, Washington Redskins: RIP (age 24)
Boortz, this morning:
Here is the text of an email that was sent to every student at the University of Florida by the vice president for student affairs. Note, please, the hyphenated name. I don’t know about you … but
Continue reading about Quick… Find Me a Terrorist Who Isn’t Muslim.
The “Rightosphere Temperature Check For November: Special GOP Primary Edition” is now up at RWN.
John Hawkins says in mail this morning:
In this poll, right-of-center bloggers ranked the top 5 GOP contenders on everything from electability to fiscal
McQ gets into a fairly well detailed examination of our energy policy woes:
We hear (and have heard) political promises to make the US “energy independent” by x number of years coming from all the current presidential candidates. And
Continue reading about We have the Energy…. Trouble Is, We have Government, Too.

