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Nuttin’, Honey

“A vegan couple in New York City were busted for starving their baby daughter — by denying her breast milk and formula, feeding her only nuts, fruits and vegetables, and allegedly failing to get her medical help for severe malnutrition,” FOXNews reports. “Joseph and Silva Swinton, both 31, were arrested Friday and charged with reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a child for failing to properly feed and care

Nuttin’, Honey

“A vegan couple in New York City were busted for starving their baby daughter — by denying her breast milk and formula, feeding her only nuts, fruits and vegetables, and allegedly failing to get her medical help for severe malnutrition,” FOXNews reports. “Joseph and Silva Swinton, both 31, were arrested Friday and charged with reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a child for failing to properly feed and care

In this corner…

Well, looks like the “Opinion Journal” hasn’t given up on the idea of a Bush Mideast

In this corner…

Well, looks like the “Opinion Journal” hasn’t given up on the idea of a Bush Mideast

Upside Down Worlds, (cont.)

From Reason’s “Brickbats“: Delegates to a British Commonwealth conference on democracy and the media voted down a resolution to condemn Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe’s crackdown on independent media. The move was backed by Britain, India, and Australia. But African members of the Commonwealth lined up against it. ‘We should stick to our own theme of promoting relations between parliamentarians and the media and enhancing the free press and democracy,’ South

Kristol Clear

In his advance copy of “Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch” (for the May 6 Standard), Bill Kristol asks, “What did Prince Abdullah’s trip to Texas accomplish?” An excerpt: […]Why is it that our government must refrain from making demands on our longtime petroleum partner? If we can make demands on Israel, why not on Saudi Arabia? What possible grievances can Riyadh have with us? On September 11, our cities, not

You can’t spell “Saudi Bucks” without “ABC”

“At least nine national cable networks have turned down a potentially lucrative — though controversial — ad schedule from the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia. No national cable networks are known to have accepted the ads,” Electronic Media Online reports. …Which didn’t prevent the aggressively “neutral” ABC pinheads from running the Saudi spots during this morning’s GMA. ABC News is also running a “Nightline” advertising campaign trumpeting Ted Koppel as

You can’t spell “Saudi Bucks” without “ABC”

“At least nine national cable networks have turned down a potentially lucrative — though controversial — ad schedule from the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia. No national cable networks are known to have accepted the ads,” Electronic Media Online reports. …Which didn’t prevent the aggressively “neutral” ABC pinheads from running the Saudi spots during this morning’s GMA. ABC News is also running a “Nightline” advertising campaign trumpeting Ted Koppel as

Froggy Bottom

If you haven’t yet done so, go read the excellent piece from Christopher Caldwell in The Weekly Standard, “Liberte, Egalite, Judeophobie”. Part 1 introduces us to the softer side of that famed French McMalcontent, Jose Bove. It seems genetically altered foods aren’t the only things this randy old le Cock mistrusts: France has laws against Holocaust denial. The current climate shows them to be bad laws, not just because they

“Smells more like Arundhoodie, from where I’m sittin’…”

Reviewing Arundhati Roy’s Power Politics and The Algebra of Infinite Justice for The New Republic, Ian Buruma offers several sharp arrogant, presumptious, and remarkably condescending claptrap, and sure enough, it did change my way of thinking forever. Because no longer (I swore) would I countenance the kind of shoddy logic I find so endemic to the “thinking” of Roy and her ilk — regardless of how such iconoclasty might damage