fuggin scary if you ask me.

Who will be liable if and when real life fails to follow the rose-tinted script?. The Prince of Wales is known for speaking his mind – a quality I greatly admire, even when I do not agree. (For example, his criticisms of modernist architecture pissed off more than one British architect, and I can't say […]

well, the cia is the scapegoat, but i would think, i mean… we have this thing called the nsa, and another bit called the dia, and all that, that the president would have had complete information or at least more views and knew that he didn't have great intel and decided to go anyway. in […]

charlie company….. first virginia.

i'm going to get this for thomas, my nephew, i think.

Reading between the lines. The NEA has released a disturbing–but not surprising–report on the reading habits of Americans. Entitled “Reading at Risk: A Survey… [Critical Mass] —- reading is fundamental isn't it?…….

this is just unbelievable, they can't find his service records.

well, once again, someone in the u.s. has done the morally wrong thing in the guise of legality. a 16 year old was deported away from her parents and isn't allowed to return. the only families they seem to support are the once with a net worth over a million.

Corruption, Bloody Corruption. The story has been bouncing around the web for months, but the New Republic has now brought it out into the mainstream. It seems that after two plus years of passivity in the hunt for Bin Laden, and chasing after mirages in the Iraqi sands, the Bush administration has been telling the […]

instead of detraditionalizing yet one more thing, they should just seize the old lawyers property and turn it into museum about backdoor donuts. that way he would have something to complain about, and it wouldn't be the tradition.