Monthly Archives: April 2003

Whose bad? A conversation with my son. Jon: Hi Daddy. Daddy: Hey boy, what’s going on. Jon: Daddy, baby bad! Daddy: Jon, the baby isn’t bad. He just cries because that’s the only way he can talk. J: Baby bad! … Continue reading →

Is Federalism Conservative? Sure it is, but I bet you’ve never heard of these anti-federalists before! The New York Times editorial Monday was typical of — pardon the abuse of the term — the “anti-federalist” argument. After referring to federalism … Continue reading →

Saddam “will broadcast” The UK London Times is reporting that an Iraqi dissident group claiming to be the remnants of the Ba’athist regime will “address a message to Iraqis and to the (Arab) nation within 72 hours,” according to the … Continue reading →

A History of the Town of Port Royal Port Royal is a neat little town about 15mi outside of Fredericksburg. It has a great history, an from what I have understood it rivaled Fredericksburg in size and importance until a … Continue reading →

America’s First Export to Iraq: Cable News! That’s right! Now if the reaction of the Iraqi people to the tidal wave of media information doesn’t tell you something about both American information culture and the oppression under Saddam’s regime, I … Continue reading →

Colonial Beach planners weigh proposal for gated community Looks like Colonial Beach really is on the move. Developer Chesapeake Realty Ventures L.L.C. is proposing a mixed development project along Route 205. The price tag for these townhomes and condos? $200K … Continue reading →

IRA aimed to defend Ulster town against British Army in TV coup In an effort to bring publicity to the Troubles, the Irish Republican Army had plans to take Ulster and defend her from the British Army in 1969. Now … Continue reading →

1 Pixel Per Meter Now this is cool. Just like it says, everything pictured is scaled to one pixel per meter. A neat comparison of buildings that goes into Star Trek and Babylon 5 starships. Regardless of the geek value, … Continue reading →

Error 404 Another greeting courtesy of the Iraqi Information Minister.

The Heresy of Americanism: A Response to Radical Traditionalists As I posted earlier, I gave a brief explanation as to where traditionalists and progressives go wrong concerning changes in the Catholic Church during a discussion via e-mail. One gentleman on … Continue reading →