Monthly Archives: April 2003

Saddam Has Nukes? Now here’s a common argument against the war. President Bush and company are fearmongering, whipping the American sheep/people into a frenzy by suggesting that Saddam has nuclear weapons. Is that so? Here’s a response that I gave … Continue reading →

Kerry Lashes Out Regime change? Yeah, we’re all pretty familiar with Kerry’s little quip in New Hampshire last Wednesday. Is it unpatriotic, or even worse treasonable? I’m not so sure that it’s either one, but Tom Delay said it best … Continue reading →

Friends of America Rally in Toronto! Instapundit’s Glenn Reynolds hits home again, this time commenting on a pro-America rally in Toronto. What’s better is some of the e-mail he has received from those present: UPDATE: Reader John MacDonald emails: There … Continue reading →

Bush Signs Executive Order Allowing for Quarantine This is real folks. Keep your eye on this one. It calls for the “apprehension, detention or conditional release of individuals to prevent the introduction, transmission or spread of suspected communicable diseases.” It … Continue reading →

Michael Kelly dead in Iraq Holy crap. Michael Kelly died in a Humvee accident. Michael Kelly, 46, the Atlantic Monthly editor-at-large and Washington Post columnist who abandoned the safety of editorial offices to cover the war in Iraq, has been … Continue reading →

U.S. Shrugs Off Saddam Sighting If you get a chance to see the actual video of this incident, check out his left arm. It barely moves. I think this video may very well be the real deal. More to come. … Continue reading →

Father Buckner’s Interview on EWTN Live For those of you who were not able to see the interview while it was on air, you can watch the interview online by clicking here! Remember to make sure you have downloaded and … Continue reading →

Coalition forces to isolate Baghdad? Now here is an interesting strategy: Gen. Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, indicated the coming days might bring neither an all-out fight for the city, as many have predicted, nor a … Continue reading →

IraqiBodyCount.propaganda? When I first saw this site, I thought that it was going to be a fairly stand up, honest, and generally unbiased approach towards detailing exactly how many civilians were killed during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Unfortunately, the website’s administrators … Continue reading →

Israel accused of exploiting the war I figured this would happen. Earlier this week, the IDF rounded up nearly 2,000 Palestinians for questioning, and their efforts in the Occupied Territories have gradually been stepped up over time. Palestinian cabinet minister … Continue reading →