Monthly Archives: July 2004

Another Zen Buddhist Charity Charged

I heard on NPR coming in to work this morning that another Zen Buddhist charity has been charged with providing support for terrorists. Apparently the Holy Land Foundation has been providing money to Buddhahad Fighters, a shadowy organization that sponsors … Continue reading

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Jay’s Got His Snark Thing Going On Therezzzzza

Read I guess she never said this, either. I probably should just “shove it.” to hear Jay’s reaction to Theresa’s 180-degree spin regarding the Democratic party. And just so I can start this meme early…. I’m highly suspicious as to … Continue reading

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An Essay On Why Electing Kerry Will Heal The Split Between The United States And France

Not.

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Progress In Afghanistan

Nope, no news here. Nothing to read about. Move along. Afghanistan is in ruins and the Americans foisted a failed policy upon a downtrodden people. They all hate the US and wish we wouldn’t impose our imperial values upon them. … Continue reading

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Like Asking the Crack Addict to Put Down the Pipe

Dale Franks, in More on Taxation, complete with a shameless plug, examines a national sales tax (shortened to NST) and finds what he likes. Read the original and then examine this excerpt: Equally disturbing is that the income tax allows … Continue reading

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Selling the Sizzle…

But They’ve Forgotten the SteakSoy Patty. Kevin Drum of CalPundit fame asks why is George Soros and and company are Getting Their Act Together when they don’t seem to have a central message that binds them together. From his article: … Continue reading

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Friendly Advice for Israel Hebraic State of Social Justice

Insert tongue A into cheek B and read A Modest Open Letter. In it, E. Nough proposes solutions to world opinion regarding that patch of desert in the Middle East. Something tells me, though, that the first option given (surrender) … Continue reading

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News To Retch To

Read THE TRAITOR’S POISON STARTS ITS WORK for disappointing news about how F*9/11 is hurting morale in our troops. Freedom of Speech allow idots like Moore to package up lies and sell them as truth. How many soldiers will wind … Continue reading

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Trying To Get BlogRoll Working (Again)

But I’m having problems with getting a line break (br) between each element. As you can see on my sidebar, I’ve got my TypePad list slimmed down (disabled the one-line bios) and imported my OPML from FeedDaemon to start my … Continue reading

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Headline From Next Year…

Music Industry Executives Baffled By Decreased Sales of CDs Read Rip van Hoodwink to learn from Charles how Macromedia has created a broken CD (with bad data on the music tracks, etc) that then requires the installation of their software … Continue reading

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