Read it. My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

Read it. The swine. No wonder their country is breaking up.

Read it. And ponder.

Read it. I may have to take a look at this book.

Read it. Still needs a machine-gun mount. Or two.

Read it. I know it’s silly, but I just think that these devices look very cool.

Read it. Even our hearts get tired.

Read it.

Read it. Just in case you thought it was all doom-and-gloom here. (Well, yeah, it’s mostly that, but….)

Read it. Another job Americans won’t do.

Read it. Be your own Protestant church. Any number can play.

People in America forget (if they ever knew) that Christianity isn’t just a religion — it’s a church, an organized community with a hierarchy of authority and defined criteria for membership, just like the Boy Scouts or the Marine Corps.

This is why I always have to laugh at the “evangelicals” who bitch and moan about Mormons not being “real Christians”.

Guys, from the standpoint of the Church that was founded by the Apostles, you aren’t “real Christians” either.

Mark Steyn on the latest Bourne flick. My reaction to the film, which I really enjoyed, was to pray to God that our CIA was even half as effective as what we see on film. (He said No.)

Read it. Yeah, I know, Inside Baseball, but it’s just another power-grab by the transnational progressivists. Resist it, steadfast in the faith.

Read it. Unions invariably destroy the industries that they dominate. We’ve seen it from manufacturing, we’re seeing it in autos, and we can expect to see it in government. This is a plain fact from history. Are so many people actively delusional?

Read it. Hey, that was a good year.

Actually, it looks a lot like Chicago, if Chicago were run by British intellectuals.

Read it. I guess “Don’t be evil” sort of depends on what the meaning of “be” be. Or maybe Cringely is just going through a phase of some kind; who really knows?

Read it. I can’t imagine getting worked up about this, but apparently other people do. Sort of like forcing yourself into a club that won’t have you; sort of destroys the whole notion of “club”, doesn’t it. Of course, that’s usually the point, a dog-in-the-manger attitude that underlines the eternal truth that misery not only loves company, it will move heaven and earth to get it.

 For that matter, if ACT UP attacks the sacramental elements of the Mass, is that a hate crime of some kind?

Yeah, but the penalty is enforced by somebody with a lot broader jurisdiction than the Feds.

Read it. Doesn’t matter what you know if you can’t find it when you need it.

Read it. And serves them right.

Read it.

Read it. My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

Read it. If you buy a Congressman, you can be a pork barrel too.

Read it. Another dirty little secret laid bare.

Read it.

Read it. No, I’m not making this up.

Read it. Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

If that’s not a contradiction in terms.

Steve Sailer discusses Samuelson’s review of Clark’s book and related matters.

Read it. To what extent will this devalue H.S. diplomas from Maryland, as affirmative action has damaged the resumés of black people?

Read it. In case you were wondering. I know I was.

This is certainly more useful than that stupid SETI nonsense.

George Will nails it, as he so often does.

In today’s political taxonomy, “progressives” are rebranded liberals dodging the damage they did to their old label.