I am in here.
Re: the tsunami, instead of being an ordinary “me too” blogger, I instead present you with a snippet and link to Brian Alexander’s blog. He gives a summary, with some discussion and philosophizing, of information links. The discussion etc. (which I agree with) has much to do with how disappointing the MSM coverage of the … Continue reading Tsunami, Indian Ocean
Silflay Hraka: They Blowed Up Real Good A number of bombs have been found that don’t need blowing up–bombs originally purchased from the French. No one on the Iraqi side noticed/cared that they had filled with concrete instead of explosives, so in they went with rest of the armaments. Nice to know that, come what … Continue reading Words of One Syllable Dept.
I called my family this morning from the pay phone down the hall, amidst a couple of curious looks from the more strict Shabbat observers, but it seems to be fairly well-known that I am the token goy, so I am cut a bit of slack. It feels so little like Christmas, and that has … Continue reading Shabbat Vayechi, 13 Tevet, 5765 (Christmas Day)
From the “Get a Life” department, we have: MEMRI: “Secret European military intelligence reports indicate the transformation of the American humanitarian mission in Iraq into a profitable trade in the American markets through the practice of American physicians extracting human organs from the dead and wounded, before they are put to death, for sale to … Continue reading Words of One Syllable Dept.
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