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12/20/2003 08:50:00 PM | Anonymous

What's your favorite holiday song?

I vote for Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. I'm also a sucker for Rocking around the Christmas Tree -- but what's your favorite tune?

There's been a lot of intense discussion on this here blog lately. But, heck, it's the holidays. So let's finally settle the issue of the best song of the season the only way we know how -- blogging and getting the last word.

Oh, alright, I guess I should put something up that people might actually find interesting. Anyone heard of NewsHax? I came across it through Google News, looks like an Onion wannabe.



12/20/2003 08:23:00 PM | Timothy

Semiotics of Saddam
Slate on the Saddam video



12/20/2003 05:54:00 PM | Timothy

Repeal the Bush Tax!
Dean's got a new site.



12/20/2003 02:57:00 PM | Timothy

Bush campaign, throwing around crap again
These guys have no shame. This is simply an incredibly stupid attack. A fundraising email says "Wesley Clark, who was in Europe when Saddam Hussein was captured, criticized the president this week and said that rather than going after Saddam, he would have let the United Nations continue to seek the dictator's cooperation." And why was Clark in Europe? Maybe because he was plotting and eating cheese with evil French. Or maybe to testify at the trial of a Milosevic, a murderous dictator, whom Clark pushed the U.S. to go to war with.



12/18/2003 05:22:00 PM | Timothy

O'Reilly Unhinged
In case you haven't seen this, Drudge seems to have his number.



12/17/2003 09:29:00 PM | Timothy

CBS has a story entitled "9-11 Chair: Attack was Preventable"
"As you read the report, you're going to have a pretty clear idea what wasn't done and what should have been done.... This was not something that had to happen." -Tom Kean, former Republican governor of New Jersey, and head of the Commission of 9/11 says. (link)
I have trouble believing that, wow. And Calpundit says: "In any case, something tells me that we wouldn't be hearing this kind of stuff if Henry Kissinger had remained head of the investigation...."



12/16/2003 05:25:00 PM | Timothy

"Being a ‘non-embedded’ minority* on Dartmouth campus is an interesting experience."
John Stevenson on the Dartmouth Observer has a long post responding to Karsten's Barde's article "Recognition", published in The Dartmouth Free Press.



12/15/2003 12:49:00 PM | Timothy

Kerry and the war
Eric Alterman, Art Spiegelman and others question Kerry in a Manhattan apartment, in an interesting read here.



12/15/2003 12:34:00 PM | Timothy

On the capture of Saddam
Juan Cole has thoughts worth reading.



12/14/2003 04:27:00 PM | Timothy

Funny Saddam interrogation report
TIME: After his capture, Saddam was taken to a holding cell at the Baghdad Airport. He didn’t answer any of the initial questions directly, the official said, and at times seemed less than fully coherent. The transcript was full of “Saddam rhetoric type stuff,” said the official who paraphrased Saddam’s answers to some of the questions. When asked “How are you?” said the official, Saddam responded, “I am sad because my people are in bondage.” When offered a glass of water by his interrogators, Saddam replied, “If I drink water I will have to go to the bathroom and how can I use the bathroom when my people are in bondage?”
....
Saddam was also asked whether Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction. “No, of course not,” he replied, according to the official, “the U.S. dreamed them up itself to have a reason to go to war with us.” The interrogator continued along this line, said the official, asking: “if you had no weapons of mass destruction then why not let the U.N. inspectors into your facilities?” Saddam’s reply: “We didn’t want them to go into the presidential areas and intrude on our privacy.”
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The official said it may soon be clear how much command and control over the insurgency Saddam actually had while he was in hiding. “We can now determine,” he said, “if he is the mastermind of everything or not.” The official elaborated: “Have we actually cut the head of the snake or is he just an idiot hiding in a hole?”



12/14/2003 09:56:00 AM | Anonymous

Terrible news: Saddam is captured. The chicken hawks will gain in power now.

My Way News
Address:http://apnews.myway.com/article/20031214/D7VE6MI80.html Changed:6:45 AM on Sunday, December 14, 2003



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