From little green footballs’ Charles Johnson yet again (this guy’s better in the mideast than CNN). A Jewish Post interview with James Woolsey. A must read.
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December 22, 2001
Ted Rall, Dickhead Gnome Banger
My younger sister’s second grade “media” report (I remember when teachers wanted you to read books) on Ted Rall’s most recent comic strip. (Okay, okay, so it took some prompting.) The report is reprinted here in its entirety: Ted Rall draws pictures. They are cartoons but they are not so funny I don’t think. Scooby Doo is a funny dog and he is a cartoon also. My friend Trevor makes
December 22, 2001
Don’t Cry For Me, (Cry For) Argentina
Damian Penny points to Marina Jimenez’s National Post essay explaining Argentina’s economic catastrophe.
December 22, 2001
…Johnny looked around him and said, “hey, I made the big time, at last…”
Don’t you know protein wisdom makes its first appearance on Blog Watch II, cementing the places of its contributors within the ranks of this century’s most important thinkers, artists, scientists, and philanthropists. Lay a garland upon the heads of those brave souls who fight beside us, for surely they are kings among men — and so! fresh horses and blankets for everyone! More wine, more women!
December 22, 2001
…Johnny looked around him and said, “hey, I made the big time, at last…”
Don’t you know protein wisdom makes its first appearance on Blog Watch II, cementing the places of its contributors within the ranks of this century’s most important thinkers, artists, scientists, and philanthropists. Lay a garland upon the heads of those brave souls who fight beside us, for surely they are kings among men — and so! fresh horses and blankets for everyone! More wine, more women!
December 22, 2001
Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
Jay Zilber has a nice little piece on his “Mind Over What Matters” site about his own (post-9/11) budding right-wingedness (though it’s not clear he’s ready to admit to it quite yet). Still, like Augustine penning his confessions, Jay spends a good chunk o’ space poring over incriminating spots of time, folksy patches from a Lefty past… Me? Rightward? Yipe. Whatever you do, don’t tell my mom — an unreconstructed
December 21, 2001
More Than Zero, Now in Stereo
Andrew Hofer links to audio of a New School event in Greenwich Village, which featured journalists from the New York Times, Al-Jazeera, The Weekly Standard, and Harper’s. Part of Andrew’s humorous summary: […Y]ou will find Al Jazeera and New York Times journalists bemoaning the ignorance of Americans, objecting to the use of the flag, etc., and calling it ‘censorship’. You will also hear the Greenwich Village audience clapping enthusiastically for