Monthly Archives: April 2003

MWC panel debates issues posed by U.S. war with Iraq Or more accurately, whined and complained about how successful the war is actually going. Here’s the kicker: MWC’s Faculty Senate almost considered a resolution yesterday asking President George Bush to … Continue reading →

Iraqi-Syrian oil pipeline destroyed Aww yeah. . . The U.S. sources said the destruction of the main pipeline came amid a warning by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld for a halt to Syrian military supplies to the regime of Iraqi President … Continue reading →

U.S. Infantry Vanguard 6 Miles from S. Baghdad So close in fact that we raided one of Saddam’s palaces. And to think that only two days ago US forces were being criticized for being only 60 miles outside of Baghdad.

The politics of fear continues Ah yes, leave it up to the Washington Post to become the new mouthpiece of the Iraqi regime: The prediction last week by Sultan, the defense minister, that Baghdad would be encircled within 10 days … Continue reading →

No sniping, mortars, or tracer. And no sign of the dreaded Republican Guard It’s worthwhile to discuss all that has been accomplished for being a mere two weeks into Operation Iraqi Freedom. This article from the UK Guardian (swiftly becoming … Continue reading →

Shaun Kenney, the Haggis-Eating Jungle Monkey Don’t ask, it’s Jason’s idea. But at the very least I can say that I won. Shaun Kenney is a Haggis-Eating Jungle Monkey with a Battle Rating of 7.2.Unleash your own Food-Eating Battle Monkey.

Possibly the Dullest Website in the World? I think this one takes the cake. And you guys thought the only thing I wrote about was politics.

Comments are UP! About time too. Feel free to check it out. UPDATE: This has been a work in progress for a number of weeks now. . . unfortunately it seems as if the .css file is messed up again. … Continue reading →

20 miles from Baghdad So much for the four to six day pause. Now were hitting them with both fists. American armoured forces charged to within 20 miles of the southern edge of Baghdad this afternoon. The rapid advance came … Continue reading →

Michael Novak strikes again If you haven’t head of First Things or have heard of it but simply haven’t taken the time to sit down and read it, you are missing out. First Things is a religious and philosophical journal … Continue reading →