Dan at Happy Fun Pundit speaks brilliance on Arafat. Of course, I praise him because I agree with him, and I have been saying similar things. Here’s the best part:
This is the way I see it: If Arafat has the power to call a cease-fire today, then he had the power to call […]
I might want to steal a Krispy Kreme truck too after smoking some crack.
“Doughnut Trail Leads Cops to Thief”
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Larry Kudlow would like to see Dallas Fed president Bob McTeer replace Alan Greenspan. Not a bad choice. I met him last summer at a conference on the French libertarian, Frederic Bastiat. For a man like McTeer, to come to an event filled with people opposed to your very job is a […]
I should get hitched just to offer guests Krispy Kremes at my wedding. Any women, 21-30, interested in spending the rest of their life with a ranting, loud-mouthed, doughnut-addicted, conservative weblogger can e-mail me.
“Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Take the Cake at Weddings” [via Drudge]
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Kentucky’s Rep. Thomas Burch (D) doesn’t much like riverboat casinos. His response is to have the U.S.S. Louisville stalk the Ohio river on seek and destroy missions.
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I like Mark Bryon’s blurb on Israeli-Palestinian peace proposals:
The Friedman Plan is now suitable for use as fertilizer.
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The “Fightin’ Whites” may have some great t-shirts, but they’re not very good on the basketball court.
“Despite 56-33 Loss, ‘Whites’ Score Points”
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Yehuda Lancry, U.N. ambassador from Israel echoes my feelings about Yassar Arafat:
The glorification of suicide bombings against innocent civilians, precisely because they are innocent, and the continuing failure to arrest known terrorists who enjoy protection and support in the Palestinian territories and in the presidential compound of Chairman Arafat are but some of the signs […]
Israel’s cabinet has declared the Palestinian leader an enemy. Israeli forces then invaded Arafat’s headquarters, but have no intention of capturing him.
Arafat remains defiant and says Israel doesn’t want peace. Let history show that Israel has bent over backwards for peace with Palestinians. They agreed to the Oslo Accords. They offered […]
A world EPA? That’s what some want at U.N. University. It seems international environmental laws have been created in too chaotic a manner. Along with that, big issues like global(oney) warming transcend nation-states.
Great, let’s centralize environmental protection with an unaccountable organization. That way highly individualized information that would best protect the […]
Bob Mould has gone crazy. Along with Modulate, he’s released Long Playing Grooves under his LoudBomb moniker and a live album LiveDog98. His trifecta is complete. Don’t expect anything more from him this year.
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I have a feeling Napster will never relaunch, and the music business may be paying the price.
“Napster Puts Off Relaunch”
“Music Biz Falls Off the Scale”
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Members of Britain’s New Labour are quivering after learning that their party’s government is willing to use nuclear weapons “in the right conditions.” John Keegan sees this as a prudent decision. He writes:
Of course they are right to be concerned that, unless the rogue states are checked while there is time, civilisation will […]
The big story from the Arab League summitt in Beirut was the peace offering to Israel, but more ominous was Iraq and Saudi Arabia playing kissy-kiss to each other. It decrease chances of the Saudi joining the U.S. in ousting Sadaam.
Could the reason the Saudis are being rather slow in helping U.S. investigators about […]
While moving to a flat tax is great for the Russian economy, its execution leaves something to be desired:
First, pick up forms from the tax inspector, since they are not available in post offices. Then read 32 pages of instructions and fill out the 12-page form. Print carefully — a misplaced mark is ground for […]
