Monthly Archives: March 2003

WE SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT RALLY 24 MARCH! On March 18th, our country went to war against Saddam Hussein. The day after the war began, anti-war radicals went to war against our president. Local anti-war protesters are railing against President Bush. … Continue reading →

Kill for Peace! Moltov cocktails folks. That’s exactly what the San Francisco demonstrators were packing during Friday’s protest. San Francisco arson investigators removed 12 Molotov-type cocktails on Friday from a backpack discovered by a groundskeeper cleaning up debris left by … Continue reading →

Where is Mathews County, Virginia? I travelled to the Mathews County Courthouse on Friday for a Virginia 1st District Republican Meeting. Mathews County (spelled correctly) is one of the first counties settled by the early Virginia colonists in the 1600’s, … Continue reading →

Photoblogging from Washington D.C. Exclusive photos from Washington on today’s anti-war protest from my brother Jason: heya, folks, fancying myself a photojournalist, I went on out and once again got pictures of a protest in an effort to give my … Continue reading →

A peacemongers worse nightmare – success In the town of Safwan, Iraqi civilians eagerly greeted the 1st Marine Division. One little boy, who had chocolate melted all over his face after a soldier gave him some treats from his ration … Continue reading →

U.S. 3rd Infantry engaged at Euphrates River Resistance from Iraqi troops halted U.S. forces advancing through southern Iraq on Friday near Nassiriya, a main crossing point over the Euphrates river. UPDATE: There *was* some resistance near Nassiriya. . . and … Continue reading →

French Canadians boo the National Anthem? They sure did. But no matter. . . the New York Islanders still beat the Montreal Canadiens 6 – 3 last Thursday night. You can’t play hockey with white flags guys. Teammate Mark Parrish, … Continue reading →

Two Bottles of Ricin found in Paris subway Break out the white flags.

Still wondering about Catholic Just War Doctrine? Apparently a Romanian Catholic bishop made the statement that no Catholic under his jurisdiction could support the war in Iraq under pain of mortal sin. Unfortunately for the bishop in question, the National … Continue reading →

Iraqi Body Count When I first saw this site I discarded it as more anti-war propoganda. But after taking a good look at its methodology section, this really isn’t such a bad idea after all. The rationale really isn’t all … Continue reading →