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#3,000 and #500Today was a milestone day and I almost didn't realize it. This post you're reading is the 3,000th post since I moved to Typepad full-time in December of 2003; sometime today or last night long-time, valued commenter mike left the...What the San Francisco Chronicle Left Out
A bang up piece of blogging about a photograph that appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle. This is the photo: Its a dynamite photo. But what it leaves out is very important. To see the rest, go to Zombie Time....HtBF
Tim Blair will be on Hoist the Black Flag tomorrow. That ought to be good. Replays throughout the day if you're like me and can't listen at work....Gloria Bolger on Inflexible Democrats
This from U.S. News:No Doubt About It, Democrats Are a pretty happy bunch these days. President Bush's poll numbers are heading south because of Iraq and Hurricane Katrina. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay's indictment on alleged campaign finance violations compounds...Daschle & SOX
Professor Bainbridge:Daschle on SOX: Then and Now On Friday, June 28, 2002, as reported in 148 Cong Rec S 6297, then-Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle stated: ... the growing list of corporations under question makes clear that we aren't just...Fall is Here
Well, its currently 34 degrees with wind at around 35 MPH. Tonight we're expecting a hard freeze. Though, I shouldn't complain too much. On the upside, the Huskers are looking as strong as ever, and Denver is steadily improving....PC Strikes at English Symbol
Budget CutsPrison bans Cross of St George tiepins
The same sort of PC mentality that feels threatened by the American flag and the pledge of allegiance is alive and well in the UK, striking at the flag that is the symbol of England. (Remember the UK is the UNITED Kingdom which includes England, Wales, Scotland, and No. Ireland along with the various islands such as Manx, Guernsey, Jersey, etc.)
Someone has decided that wearing pins with the Cross of St. George, which has been an identifying symbol of England dating back to the time of Richard I ("The Lion-hearted) is racist and potentially offensive!
Of course, said Richard I was also a noted Crusader...ooops! One must suppose some of the Queen's Islamic (semi)subjects have their noses out of joint.
If the Chief were resident in England, he would proudly the flag of St. George and fly it proudly. Given the pressure from modern Islamofascism, perhaps some of the Crudading spirit is not inappropriate, as is noted elsewhere on this blog. Onward Christian Soldiers: Deus Vult!
From KELOLAND:As Congress works to cut three billion dollars worth of agriculture spending, South Dakota's senators are among those with concerns. One Republican proposal would reduce food programs for the poor by 574 million dollars and conservation programs by one...
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