The Re(Write) with James Landrith Writing
Is he or ain’t he?
Call me skeptical, but I'm having a little trouble believing that Osama is still alive. Let me get this straight, I'm supposed to believe that he's alive based on an audio recording? It's too...
Will War Bring Prosperity?
Adam Young, writing for the Ludwig von Mises Institute had this to say about the coming war with Iraq: It seems possible that the coming invasion and occupation of Iraq will happen because the...
Was Jack the Ripper an artist?
From the Shit That Doesn't Really Matter Anymore But Is Interesting To James category: Author Patricia Cornwall has concluded that Jack the Ripper's true identity was that of artist Walter Richard Sickert. You can...
Veterans Day 2002
Mackubin Thomas Owens of The Claremont Institute on Veterans Day 2002 Today when we think of veterans, we often have in mind the "greatest generation," the soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines who fought World...
227th Birthday Message from the Commandant of the Marine Corps
A MESSAGE FROM THE COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS We all know that a powerful convention of teamwork and individual achievement forms the strength of our Corps. We are Marines, first and foremost....
Shutterbug
Click here for some stunning photos of Norwegian scenery. Wow, I know where I want to go on my next vacation. Link via Fredrik Norman.
Surveillance Nation
The Christian Science Monitor has several stories on surveillance in today's edition: Next up: peering through walls By Susan Llewelyn Leach "The Man With X-Ray Eyes" may soon be making an appearance in England,...
More Critics
While Googling my website (The Multiracial Activist) I came across a posting by So Yung on TransracialAbductees, a website sponsored by activist Emi Koyama. Ms. Yung, makes it clear that she hates "transracial" adoption...
2002 Elections
For those of us living in the DC area, probably the most positive thing that will come out of today's election returns will be freedom from the annoying Chris Van Hollen commercials. This guy...
