Archive for: March 2008

March 31, 2008

Science: Premature (partial) Expelleration…

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So what was the hottest topic in the ’sphere middle of last week?

Nope, wasn’t the long-legged Obamarathon Wright-stuff stuff.

This is what is was: It was the kerfuffle over meany IDists tossing a scientist from seeing their movie. Yep.

I recently …

March 30, 2008

Into the Fight, moreso.

Filed under: Uncategorized - 30 Mar 2008

I just got a happy little assignment for the next few months… further, uh, forward than I am now.  I do not know if I will be able to access the ‘net or not.  If not - I hope to …

8:00 P.M. So, did we mother, Earth?

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Positive News from Iraq: IGNORE THIS POST!!10!!

Filed under: Uncategorized - 30 Mar 2008

Iraq: Security
Multinational Force

US air strikes kill six in Baghdad: military
 Source: Yahoo News, AFP 21 March, BAGHDAD–Clashes involving fighters firing mortar shells and U.S.-Iraqi forces in southwest Baghdad killed six suspected insurgents and wounded one, Iraq’s interior ministry and American officials said on March 21. The clashes occurred in the Saydiyah neighborhood on March 20. “There was an engagement yesterday in the Saydiyah area involving an aerial weapons team and an enemy mortar team,” Major Kirk Luedeke said.

Gates considers US force levels for Iraq
 Source: Yahoo News, AP 21 March, WASHINGTON–Top U.S. military leaders presented Defense Secretary Gates with their strategy for future force levels in Iraq on March 20, including expected recommendations for a pause in troop cuts for as much as six weeks later this summer. The hour-long videoconference marked the start of what will be a series of meetings, presentations, and congressional testimony over the next two weeks that will assess the military, political and economic progress in Iraq.

US Military: Seven Terrorists Killed in Iraq
 Source: VOA 20 March, WASHINGTON–The U.S. military says coalition forces have killed seven terrorists and detained 20 suspects during operations in central and northern Iraq. A military statement says raids on March 19 and 20 targeted mainly roadside bombers and Al Qaeda fighters.

Historilogical Quiz

Filed under: Uncategorized - 30 Mar 2008

1) Fill in the blank:

“We recognise that separating humanity from nature, from the whole of life, leads to humankind’s own destruction and to the death of nations. “Only through a re-integration of humanity into the whole of nature can our …

March 29, 2008

If the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, instead of a racist, conspiracy-mongering “community leader,” were a stick of butter:

Filed under: Uncategorized - 29 Mar 2008

Wright: “You know better than to even think of using me on a Saltine.  Or a Ritz.  Do I have to spell it out for you?”

Wright: “And an English muffin?  How much colonialism must a condiment of color …

March 28, 2008

Fitna and all that

Filed under: Uncategorized - 28 Mar 2008

Some of you may have been following the recent kerfuffle about the Dutch film by Geert Wilders “Fitna” which was expected to create some chaos.  Well, as it turns out, LiveLeak has pulled the film.

This is kind of …

Superdeletates: The Democrat’s Patriarchs, the Mack Daddies Who Know Best…

Filed under: Uncategorized - 28 Mar 2008

In today’s NCP we find an article again trying to explain Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen’s plan for the Democratic Party’s superdelegates to meet early in June, choose a candidate for November’s election, and attempt to settle the rancor between …

Talking Back to Boomer Noises

Filed under: Uncategorized - 28 Mar 2008

What follows is a selective fisking of a longer article at Huffington Post by Lorelei Kelly.  She’s writing a whole guide book for progressives who want to talk about and to the military.  So, some of my thoughts on her …

March 26, 2008

Post racial candidate…

Filed under: Uncategorized - 26 Mar 2008

Barack Obama claims to be the first post-racial candidate. But he’s not. He was preceded in this century by Stan Jones who has run unsuccessfully in Montana for senator and governor several times….

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