- Aaron is taking nominations. Hint-hint!
- California Conservative hosts the Carnival of Arnold
- MacStansbury (MY VWRC version) says Massey is a liar
- Michelle Malkin has more on Massey
- GOP and the City has more on Massey
- Space Monkey has a dream
- La Shawn Barber is looking to help shame those responsible for illegal aliens
- WuzzaDem looks at Dubya's latest staff member
- Public Eye (Bachman) looks at a report on battle stress
- Jo reminds us that diabetes is a serious threat
- Harvey (Bad Example version) tells all about Kentucky
- The Cotillion opined on the A+F shirts
- The Blog Interviews continue, now taking questions for Harvey from Bad Example and The Cotillion Chicks.
Monday, November 7, 2005
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Islamofascism: The Real Global Virus
ReplyDeleteVictor Davis Hanson's latest article at NRO is one of the most articulate pieces to date regarding the international plague of Radical Islam. Rather than attempt to distill his prose or paste the full article here, I share with you his worrysome conc...
Islamofascism: The Real Global Virus
ReplyDeleteVictor Davis Hanson's latest article at NRO is one of the most articulate pieces to date regarding the international plague of Radical Islam. Rather than attempt to distill his prose or paste the full article here, I share with you his worrysome conc...
Islamofascism: The Real Global Virus
ReplyDeleteVictor Davis Hanson's latest article at NRO is one of the most articulate pieces to date regarding the international plague of Radical Islam. Rather than attempt to distill his prose or paste the full article here, I share with you his worrysome conc...
But I'm a Cheerleader
ReplyDeleteThat 1999 movie was the first thing to pop into my head on reading this news. I could care less about these two women's sexuality. The point is, its tasteless to be doing it in a public place.(That goes for heterosexual sex too in a public place) Tak...
Paris Burning
ReplyDeleteThe riots in the suburbs of Paris and other parts of France have now continued for eleven straight days, and are spreading to other cities. In the midst of all this, President Chirac has spoken out about the riots for the first time.
Ce n'est pas grave, redux
ReplyDeleteSacre Bleu!
Bellwether
ReplyDeleteBasil, You rock.
ReplyDeleteEuro-sion
ReplyDeleteL'Intifada may not be getting much play among liberals -- who hate to see their multicultural diversity come to roost -- but it is affecting the financial markets.