Flavor of the Month: Neo-Con Red
Wow. These correspondents really seem to be enjoying that Kool-Aid. I guess “Neo-con Red” is the flavor of the month. That stuff will rot your teeth.
Wow. These correspondents really seem to be enjoying that Kool-Aid. I guess “Neo-con Red” is the flavor of the month. That stuff will rot your teeth.
Wil Wheaton comes in first with this excellent posting: As a parent, all I want to do in my life is help my stepkids make good decisions, and hopefully develop into kind, compassionate, caring...
According to Politechbot Dutch Internet providers say "no" to data retention proposals: In a letter to the European Commission and the European Parliament the ISPs stress several objections to the current proposals on data...
From my biggest fan, the lying Rose DesRochers (the bolded text in the indented sections below are her words, the non-bolded text in the same indented sections below are quotes of mine she is...
Seeking Refuge From The Easily Offended Published in The Multiracial Activst September 7, 2005 On a discussion list I frequent one poster asked: “Can you believe these people calling citizens refugees?” Yes, I can....
On a discussion list I frequent one poster asked: "Can you believe these people calling citizens refugees?" Yes, I can. Given that "refugee" actually means "one that flees" according to Merriam-Webster (and has meant...
What is not being focused on in this increasingly popular and misleading “expose” (one clueless website poster claimed it was evidence of racism on Yahoo!’s part), is that it is two different news organizations...
James Plummer, policy director for the Liberty Coalition, on Will the New National ID Track Your Movements? By the end of September virtually unaccountable bureaucrats inside the Department of Homeland Security will likely have...
Martha Graybow, writing for Reuters, on As Blogging Grows, Companies Eye Legal Pitfalls: As Corporate America wades into the burgeoning world of Internet Weblogs, companies are being warned they could face legal hazards when...
I was recently interviewed by Phillip Milano of The Florida Times-Union for: He's white, she's black: A problem?, published on August 16, 2005.
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