Monthly Archives: March 2003

Testing again If the page looks funny again, I’m playing with the code (like I have anything better to do on a Wednesday afternoon). UPDATE: Website seems to be experiencing problems on the server side. I can log in via … Continue reading →

They may take our lives, but they’ll never take our CHURCHES! Mel Gibson, great conservative Catholic that he is, is building a massive 9,300 square foot complex outside of Malibu, California. Among other things, Holy Family and other so-called traditionalist … Continue reading →

Deadlier than war So how long should the inspections last if we go down the peacemongering path? One year? Two years? Or in terms of lives, 60,000 to 120,000? The Gulf War killed somewhere between 21,000 and 35,000 Iraqis, of … Continue reading →

Go git ’em, Ferris! Poor Richard Amrhine. Poor, poor, socialist, commie, left-wing Amrhine. . . now that Larry Evans is on his way out, I suppose we can turn our guns on the next logical target: Who is Richard Amrhine … Continue reading →

The Future is Now The Free Lance-Star has published “The Future is Now” vision document along with a brief argument in its favor by Mayor Bill Beck: I have just proposed to City Council the most ambitious improvement plan in … Continue reading →

Taxes remain the same in Fredericksburg, $0.02 hike in Spotsylvania The City of Fredericksburg seems poised to keep the tax rates the same, barring the change in the property tax value once the reassessments are in. Once the new assessments … Continue reading →

SO CLOSE! The comments javascript that I put on here yesterday stayed on for about a minute, then disappeared as soon as I put the first new post. If there is someone charitable enough who knows what is going on … Continue reading →

Decline and Fall of Roman Catholicism Lecture The Catholic University of America’s Center for American Catholic Studies presents “Decline and Fall? Roman Catholicism Since 1950 in the United States, the Republic of Ireland and the Province of Quebec.” Experts in … Continue reading →

Who wrote this? This is a time for truth. For America is about to make a momentous decision: whether to launch a series of wars in the Middle East that could ignite the Clash of Civilizations against which Harvard professor … Continue reading →

2 + 2 = 817 Concerning SecDef Rumsfeld’s comments on the role of British troops in Iraq, explain to me how this: “I think until we know what the (U.N.) resolution is, we won’t know the answer as to what … Continue reading →