“US mulls changing terror list,” Brisbane Courier-Mail: The US said today it will consider taking North Korea off its list of terrorist states if it meets conditions to abolish its nuclear weapons programs. In unveiling a new plan to bring an end to the 20-month impasse, a senior US official dangled the terrorism carrot in front of Pyongyang. Under the proposal, aid would flow immediately after a commitment by North

Jesse who’s this now? Sorry, never heard of the guy.

Shhhhhh. Be vewy vewy quiet. It’s moonbat season. I’m moonbat hunting. Hehhehheheh… update: tacos, if I had to choose. But then, I don’t recall anyone offering me tacos.

Like, lots lots.

This is a fantastic idea. What the US needs right now is a grassroots movement that doesn’t involve either patchouli-drenched puppeteers or bluenosed prohibitionists spitting scripture like it’s liquid brimstone. Slogan: “This is my country. Nothing left to talk about.” **** h/t BH

Tuesday lunch: pan-fried head cheese sprinkled liberally with crumbled feta and served over a bed of roasted, rosemary butter-braised pork loin. With steamed zucchini and yellow squash. …If the road to gustatory heaven were paved with flash-fried skull scoopings and pork, this dish would take you all the way up to the pearly gates and ring the bell for you.

“…a spectacle of abject political cowardice masking itself as a demonstration of ‘dissenting’ bravery” — Christopher Hitchens, Slate. Well. There‘s a blurb that won’t be showing up on the Special Edition DVD packaging, I’ll bet. **** h/t Ray.

From London’s Evening Standard: The threat of a terrorist attack using nuclear weapons is “real and imminent”, the head of the UN’s nuclear watchdog said today. Mohammed al Baradei, chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said it was a “race against time” to prevent terrorists from obtaining nuclear materials. His words echo repeated warnings by Tony Blair of the danger posed by an alliance between rogue states and terrorist

Jesse who’s this now? Sorry, never heard of the guy.