Whatever happened…
…to that nuclear meltdown?
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A question for Obama: why Libya, why now?
It used to be fairly easy to determine why the US decided to intervene in conflicts in the third world. Whether a person agreed with such actions or supported a more isolationist policy, the answer to the question “why?” was … Continue reading →
David Warren on Libya: “we don’t know what we are doing”
David Warren isn’t exactly a fan of the intervention in Libya. However, he provides an answer (but is it true?) to my oft-repeated question about who the Libyan “rebels” might be: …[I]n point of fact, the most promising internal opponents … Continue reading →
The effect of the Japan disaster
This AP article just may be the stupidest article on the Japanese earthquake and tsunami that I’ve read so far. Anyone who never realized that industrialized, organized, complex nations are most vulnerable of all to such threats simply does not … Continue reading →
Lee Stranahan again: oh boy,…
…he’s getting deeper and deeper into it. Pretty soon he may realize he’s gone too far and there’s no turning back.
Continue reading →Please donate to neo-neocon
[I’ll bump this up just a time or two more, and then it will be retired for a while.] It’s that time again. Don’t feel too bad if you decide not to click on that Paypal “donate” button (hint hint: … Continue reading →
The beginnings of change: Lee Stranahan
Here’s a very interesting article from Lee Stranahan, a liberal who’s starting—just starting—to get the picture. I’m not sure how far he’ll go with his change experience, but at the moment he is surprised and perturbed that the liberal media … Continue reading →
Crichton: “Aliens Cause Global Warming”
Here’s another excellent Crichton speech, well worth reading. [Hat tip: commenter “IgotBupkis.”]
Continue reading →Who are the Libyan rebels?
Let’s hope this isn’t the answer to the question. [ADDENDUM: I continue to find the Libyan situation puzzling, to say the least. Not only because of the shrouded identity of the rebels, but also the fact that France is taking … Continue reading →
Does anyone knows what’s really going on with Libya?
Because as far as I can see, the situation is in complete confusion. It seems that the US has finally gotten on board with action against Gaddafi. But why now? And is it a case of too little, too late? … Continue reading →
Helen Thomas, Playmate of the Month
No, not really; she’s the interview. And we all know everybody reads Playboy for the interviews. In Playboy Thomas repeats and defends her historically ignorant and deeply offensive charge that the Jews of Israel should go “home” to Poland and … Continue reading →
The tsunami: running for your life
We already know that being in the path of the tsunami was like a nightmare—the ocean coming swiftly to swallow you up along with everything in its path, inexorable, powerful, and deadly, and your only hope of survival to outrun … Continue reading →