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Bush Compares War on Terror to World Wars

I know this seems like news to the MSM - but really, it's essentially the same thing that Dubya said right after 9-11 when he warned that the terror war would be lengthy, difficult, and non-traditional.

To the Chief's way of thinking the war against Islamofascism is WW-IV. (defacto WW-III was the Cold War.) The sooner that we really recognize this, the better off we will be.

Roberts

I wouldn't go so far to say that John Roberts's confirmation is assured, but this surely must make those that hope for a good outcome gleeful:Two weeks before senators begin questioning the Supreme Court nominee, John G. Roberts Jr., the...
Darwinism and Design: A Brief Reply to Talmage

Talmage Ekander (South Dakota Lawyer) has written a couple of detailed and thoughtful comments on Darwinism in reply to my post below. They demonstrate that his blog is a valuable addition to the regional blogosphere. I don't have time to...
The Right Army

Don't miss Frederick W. Kagen column in The Washington Post. Exerpt:A decision to reduce forces based mainly on the number of Iraqi light infantry available at any moment would be dangerous and unwarranted. It might well put at risk the...
The Gutfeld Drive-Bys

After browsing through his archives today, it's time I added a permanent link in the blogroll to Greg Gutfeld. I've read Gutfeld off and on for a while now, and have pretty much decided that he's more or less the...
Argus's Kranz With Latest Sensational Non-Issue

Peace group hopes to educate parents, students about recruiters

SD moonbats are alive and well in the so-called South Dakota Peace and Justice Center. At issue is the provision for schools to pass contact information to military recruiters.

The No Child Left Behind Act specifies that military recruiters must have the same access to contact information about students at the secondary-education level as those students' other prospective employers have.

They are pushing an effort to isnsure that parents/students have the option to opt out on this contact information. WAIT! HOLD THE PRESS! If one reads to the end of Kranz's screed the information is provided that:

In the Sioux Falls School District, parents are made aware at the beginning of the year that they may keep their child's name out of a school directory, Superintendent Pam Homan says. "Parents annually grant permission to allow a student's independent use of the Internet, participate in school trips, to be photographed or filmed and be included in the school directory. It is a long-standing policy," she said. If a child's name is not included, then no one, including recruiters, can gain access to the student's name or information, she said.

In other words, what the SDPJC is arguing for, and that Dave Kranz is giving coverage on, is a problem that was solved before it started - the "opt-out" has already been in place. Phew! The world is still safe for democracy.

New SD Blogosphere Member

The Chief wishes a hearty "Welcome Aboard" to another worthy participant in the South Dakota blogosphere: South Dakota Lawyer.

He has an interesting post relating to the ongoing discussion of intelligent design vs. Darwinian evolution. As a religious believer with a biology background, this is a rather interesting topic. I plan on digesting his remarks a bit more, and probaly will comment further in the near future.

Anyway, again, welcome aboard!

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