Move Mostly Complete
The move to the new webhost is mostly complete. I still need to FTP some folders (letters, FOIA lawsuit files, photo albums, etc.) and graphics this evening – but the domain name transfer from...
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Moving to new Webhost
I will be moving the entire contents of jameslandrith.com and the database for A Mixed Blog to a new webhost over the next week. There may be temporary access and email outages for those...
Some Weblog Links Broken
NOTE: If you’ve ended up at my homepage after clicking on a link, trackback or citation that was supposed to direct you to a weblog entry, this is an unfortunate side-effect of the redesign....
Group Punishment
U.S. Military Resorting To Collective Punishment Inter Press Service The U.S. military is resorting to collective punishment tactics in Iraq similar to those used by Israeli troops in the occupied territories of Palestine, residents...
More on Nation-Building
Mr. Jacob G. Hornberger, founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, on Let's Look within Ourselves for Iraq's WMD: …examination must include a focus on the truthful reason for invading Iraq —...
Thanks Drew
Today, the divine Drew Barrymore purchased a blog ad on this humble venom screed on behalf of Bill Dennis (Peoria Pundit) . Thanks "Drew."
TMA News Links Supplement for 1/14/2005
TMA News Links Supplement January 14, 2005 http://www.multiracial.com/newsletter/newslinks2005-01-14.html Technorati: multiracial
Jackson Utopia
David Borden on Mass Cocaine Arrests in Jackson, Mississippi: Today's issue of The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Mississippi, reported on mass arrests of accused participants in a cocaine ring. Get this — it took 60...
Doomed To Repeat
Michael Gaddy, writing for LewRockwell.com, on Is There Another 'Tet' in Our Future? Our enemy is much more cognizant of our history than are our leaders. A young intelligence officer, now home from Iraq,...
David Borden is Getting His Blog On
David Borden, Executive Director of Drug Reform Coordination Network (DRCNet), is now blogging at DRCNet's new blog: Prohibition and the Media