Group Think, Duct Tape and Slam Dunks
New Statesman Is there to be no honest accounting for the events in Basra? Do we simply accept John Reid’s customary arrogance? Here are questions that are not being asked. Were explosives and a remote-control detonator found in the car of the two SAS men “rescued” from prison in Basra on 19 September? If true, […]
MoreOdor Attracts Attention Of Cablers The cable nets “are making more of this NYC odor than the NY locals,” an e-mailer remarks. MSNBC was apparently the first to mention the smell at 9:29am. “There are numerous reports at this hour of a gas odor all the way from Battery Park up through midtown,” the anchor […]
MoreFakeYourSpace: The Blog Herald MySpace and Facebook are great social tools that enable people to socialize, meet up, plan events or just find out about what is happening in their best friends life. But for some being inside a social network is a chance to actually become popular, something that is actually harder to do […]
MoreNational Review Online The Cowboy Way In search of a preemption metaphor. ne of my favorite cartoons in the wake of the 9/11 attack was a picture of a giant Uncle Sam standing against the New York skyline, brushing himself off and rolling up his sleeves. He’d clearly been knocked down by a cheap shot […]
MoreThe Washington Monthly If an already unpopular President escalates this already unpopular war and the escalation fails… Well, that isn’t political good news for the Republicans. Nor is it good news for Democrats who enable them. It isn’t enough to give them the rope to hang themselves, so to speak. That rope is our own […]
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