A California State Senator is once again trying to legislate patriotism: Students in California are currently required to participate in a daily "patriotic exercise," which may include a moment of […]
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Author: James Landrith
Melting Pot Musings
Charley, over at Shut up Charley! had this to say on the topic of "multiracial" children and "interracial" marriage: There are of course doomsayers who speak in hushed tones about […]
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Sad News in Nashville
Christian Bottorff reporting for The Tennessean on Boy's body found in Nashville park: A young boy was found dead yesterday morning in a west Nashville public park, face down on […]
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IAEA and Project Echelon?
Les Dabney has been on the receiving end of strange traffic from the International Atomic Energy Agency (chartered by the U.N.) as reflected by his referral logs. It appears from […]
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Privacy Villain of the Week
The National Consumer Coalition's Privacy Villain of the Week is Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY): Sen. Hillary Clinton told WABC radio this week that to combat the scourge of cheap lawn […]
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Over Achiever
From the Opinion page in today's Baltimore Sun: PLENTY OF John Ashcroft's former Senate colleagues had misgivings when George W. Bush nominated him to be attorney general. They knew him […]
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Inflated Terrorism Conviction Statistics
Government Executive Magazine on Report: Justice managers fail to ensure accuracy of terrorism statistics: The Justice Department does not have sufficient oversight and policies in place to ensure the accuracy […]
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Navy Corpsmen
Dennis O'Brien, reporting for the The Virginian-Pilot on Corpsmen can mean life or death for Marines: As the Marines of Amphibious Task Force East went ashore this week, each platoon […]
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Olio
I've recently received a few emails from Dehaven, one half of Olio, a group that bills themselves as "too funk for rock too rock for funk." Further they believe in […]
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Obligatory Blog
I just realized that I've not blogged since Friday. There. Now I have.
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