—Sorry to cut you off, but I know what you want, and I’m afraid it ain’t gonna happen today.  Seems the little fella found a couple of grey hairs around his temple earlier this week, and ever since then he’s been out day and night, drinking, taking handfuls of pills, and trying to compensate in ways that most Christians would deem profoundly unwholesome. For instance, not only did he lease

From the AP: The president of Iran again lashed out at Israel on Friday and said it was “heading toward annihilation,” just days after Tehran raised fears about its nuclear activities by saying it successfully enriched uranium for the first time. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called Israel a “permanent threat” to the Middle East that will “soon” be liberated. He also appeared to again question whether the Holocaust really happened. “Like

Perhaps this is just part of that filthy propaganda campaign the WaPo notes the US has launched against al Qaeda’s number one in-country liason to the Iraqi freedom fighters—and considering the source, it seems likely it is, “right”-leaning media being incapable of doing anything other than Karl Rove’s bidding—but just in case, let me give it quick link and let you all decide.  From the Washington Times, “Zarqawi, al Qaeda

Posting at Dean’s World, Dave Price has a number of interesting observations about the latest Cartoon War—and what it augurs for the west. Writes Dave: There’s an infamous event in Christian history in which Galileo was forced to recant, under the threat of violence from clerics, his heliocentric model of the universe. Ultimately, reason won out and the heliocentric model was allowed to be discussed and of course is now

Take this for what it’s worth.  From the National Ledger: Last night, radio talk show host and former US Justice Department official Mark Levin shocked many listeners when he reported that President Bill Clinton gave nuclear technology to the Iranians in a harebrained scheme. He said that the transfer of classified data to Iran was personally approved by then-President Clinton and that the CIA deliberately gave Iranian physicists blueprints for

QandO’s Jon Henke has an interesting post that expands on a recent criticism of the so-called “warbloggers” by Reason‘s Matt Welch, who observes: Instead of galvanizing the apolitical truth squads of my fantasy world, weblogs became marvelous organizing tools for the most partisan citizens and groups. Henke goes further, attempting to provide concrete examples of the blogosphere’s partisan reinforcement: The blogosphere is, of course, composed of many dedicated flacks and