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Archive for September, 2005

Victory at Ground Zero

Thursday, September 29th, 2005

There will be no American-bashing, bolshie-loving International Freedom Center at Ground Zero. Common sense and patriotism somehow prevailed.
Big thanks to all the people, in particular friends and relatives of those murdered in the 9/11 Muslism terrorist attacks, who worked against and eventually, it seems, defeated this grotesque proposed faux-morial.

Civil courts can’t crush caliphatistas

Tuesday, September 27th, 2005

Good analysis of the 9/11 conspiracy trial in Spain over at Captain’s Quarters. The verdict was a strange mix of good news, bad news, and odd news that, sum total, underscores the inappropriateness of treating al-Qaeda’s terrorism as just another form of crime.
It’s simply nutty to send to send a convicted al-Qaeda agent to prison [...]

Somebody thinks there’s hope for American universities

Monday, September 26th, 2005

American universities today are pretty much what you’d expect them to have been if the Soviets had won the Cold War (except more expensive). Yet, the Soviets lost the war and the Soviet Union lost not only its vassal states but, in fact, itself, as it has been replaced by the geographically downsized Russia.
So what [...]

Jodie Foster, spinning the mindless Hollywood PC spin?

Thursday, September 22nd, 2005

Jodie Foster’s turn as FBI-agent Clarice Starling in “The Silence of the Lambs” was a terrific, terrific performance. Since then, however, her career has been a series of movies that have been entirely unimpressive (though she does deserve a lot of credit for nixing the “Hannibal” gore fest). Judging from what Debbie Schlussel writes, Foster’s [...]

Did Ben Shapiro just churn out the dumbest paragraph ever produced by a professional pundit?

Wednesday, September 21st, 2005

Conservative columnist Ben Shapiro thinks the FBI should spend resources investigating producers of adult pornography suspected of obscenity (obscenity being a crime). That is probably, but not definitely, the minority view in America, but not particularly outrageous. This, however, is a brain goof of epic proportions:
This has become the dominant view in our society: [...]

Buses can be your friends

Wednesday, September 21st, 2005

Jason Smith has a post that shows the difference between good and bad leadership.
(I wonder what Senator Mary “One more word and I’ll punch you” Landrieu will say about that? “Yes, you see, those buses weren’t flooded, but the ones in New Orleans were. You see?”)

Another Bush Border Blunder

Tuesday, September 20th, 2005

Fresh off the FEMA fiasco in Louisiana and Mississippi, President George W. Bush is trying to appoint some feather-weight crony to head the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), thereby demonstrating that the White House a) doesn’t care about the charges of crony-appointments and b) doesn’t care one wit about border control and immigration-law enforcement.
Visit [...]

The real “Crescent of Embrace”

Friday, September 16th, 2005

“Crescent of Embrace”, the absolutely godawful Pennsylvania 9/11 memorial for the heroes of Flight 93 - a group of American civilians who did what their government could not: defend the capital - deserves every bit of the criticism it has received. It is a horrible, terrible, mindboggingly distasteful load of crap whose designer Paul Murdoch…well, [...]

After the battle, brawling!

Wednesday, September 14th, 2005

Iraqi and American forces completed the brilliant, slow-motion assault on Tal Affar recently, having captured or killed hundreds of insurgents and terrorists. The Washington Post’s Jonathan Finer has a nice little piece on what the Americans did for fun after the victory:
After months of preparing for a battle with insurgents that never fully materialized [...]

Flashback to August 28: Did Bush save tens of thousands of lives?

Friday, September 2nd, 2005

The federal response has been slow to reach those who need it the most, but it increasingly seems clear that the reason is largely the almost instant and virtually complete collapse of city and state authority after the levee broke. Certainly President George W. Bush didn’t ignore the hurricane threat as it was building off [...]