Monthly Archives: November 2003

The Obstruction Continues. . . This is a great PDF on the Democratic hypocrisy in the Senate, courtesy of the NRSC. Save it to your desktop and read it – print it and show it to your liberal friends! It’s … Continue reading →

CDs Could Become Obsolete in Five Years Thanks to this nifty little invention. Compact discs could be history within five years, superseded by a new generation of fingertip-sized memory tabs with no moving parts. Scientists say each paper-thin device could … Continue reading →

And the Democratic Filibuster Keeps Going On, And On, And On. . . I’m currently listening to Democratic Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas blathering on about the state of our economy, job creation, etc. Her argument against appointing Bush’s judicial … Continue reading →

DAMMIT! What happened you ask? Nothing – that’s what happened. As in, there is nothing even remotely looking like ice at the Lunar poles as previously thought: Campbell estimates that, at best, a cubic kilometre of lunar soil would have … Continue reading →

The DaVinci Code and Jesus as Myth Here is an interesting critique of the DaVinci Code from George Weigel at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. Looks like a treasure trove of cutting edge information here. Check it out: Dan … Continue reading →

Paper says militants rigged Koran with explosives Seems as if the devil is coming home to roost for Saudi Arabia. al-Qaeda is obviously not happy about the House of Saud’s complacency towards their plight, and the terrorists are targeting Mecca … Continue reading →

TAILSPIN! Nothing better than to see the Dems in total disarray. First the Confederate Flag flap by Howard Dean, then Gephardt comes out on top in an Iowa poll, and now poor ol’ John Kerry’s staff is resigning en masse! … Continue reading →

Pope’s health has improved “incredibly” since last month: Lech Walesa Nothing short of a miracle as I understand it. According to former Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, the Pope’s health has improved considerably over the past few weeks. “This meeting has … Continue reading →

Bishops Consider Sanctions for Politicians And about time too! A task force of bishops will take up the idea of a church punishment as it develops guidelines on how prelates should respond to Catholic lawmakers who do not uphold church … Continue reading →

Pope Claims Contradiction Implied in Disdain for Politics From Zenit a few days ago, this is a great summation of why Catholics (especially in the United States) need to be more involved in the public square: VATICAN CITY, NOV. 7, … Continue reading →