Spent this afternoon casing my new neighborhood for evidence of covert leftwing infiltration—something which, to the highly trained eye, will manifest itself in otherwise unremarkable quotidiana, be it the type of lift kit one puts on one’s Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, or the way the creases run down one’s quilt-lined Carhartt coveralls.  To date, I’ve managed to identify three compelling suspects—one of whom I believe to be an imminent threat (thanks

Because, well, it’s probably a bad idea to let the proles decide for themselves who to trust without first having in place some elite Blogging Council (Kofi Annan, co-Chair?) to provide a “corrective filter” to all those unregulated personal opinions.  To, you know— protect the online lumpenproletariat from their own ignorance and such.  After all, an unfiltered blogosphere is how we ended up with a Democratic House and Senate, is

Paul Campos—a “progressive” University of Colorado law professor and semi-regular columnist for the Rocky Mountain News—has, as I’ve pointed out in the past, a disturbing tendency (particularly for an educator) to let his ideological blinders influence his public arguments.  And nowhere is this more true that in his recent column taking Glenn Reynolds to task for Prof. Reynolds’ now “infamous” post floating the idea (which Reynolds himself would be the

Sorry.  Figured I’d better post something pronto before I was forced off the front page again.  Also:  PICTURES OF BRITNEY BREAKING DOWN BELOW THE FOLD!

The trials of Jade Goody, the UK’s “premier village idiot” continue. Previous village: She did her job too well. Question for Eagleton: Do Chavs constitute a portion of the truly multicultural society?

Clue: It’s a quagmire. Question: What is it? Answer(s) below.

David Thompson takes a look at some of Terry Eagleton’s latest intellectual stylings at al-Graun.  It turns out that people who criticize multiculturalism consider it a threat because it creates fissures in the monolith of power, which is necessary to maintain and justify an unequal distribution of resources.

In the discussion following ”

Guantanamo Detainees Lose Appeal Shorter Collins: Bwahahahahaha!

Ever Chimpy McSurgeDivider’s obedient mouthpiece, Bill Ardolino of INDC Journal posts a so-called “interview” with the Iraqi Army “soldiers” he “worked with” in Fallujah.  And—surprise, surprise!—these “soldiers” (Ardolino calls them “Jundi,” the pretentious twit) claim to desire a continued US Army presence in Iraq in order to help stabilize the security situation. …Uh huh.  Like we didn’t see that bit of CIA manipulation coming, you scaly-flanked war salmon.  Sorry, pal.