Monthly Archives: August 2004

Excommunication Charges Filed Against John Kerry “Right to Murder” Heresy is the Charge Yes I am a faithful, practicing Catholic. Very orthodox, pretty traditional. But when I read stuff like this, I have to raise an eyebrow: On 14 June … Continue reading →

Stressed Israeli soldiers to be treated with cannabis “Dude, where’s my Uzi?” I know the job has to be tough in Israel, but come on guys. . . do we really need to be stoking troops? Is there really a … Continue reading →

Let the Real Debate on Terrorism Begin David Ignatius On the Importance of Debate in Fighting the War on Terrorism Normally, I dislike bi-partisanship and “independent” voter mentality as a false way of portraying oneself as open-minded. There’s a hint … Continue reading →

Novak on Why the Dems Will Lose in 2004 A brilliant (and I’m not just saying that because I agree with it) column by Michael Novak in the National Review, not only for it’s commentary, but for the most precise … Continue reading →

Vatican Document on Feminism Released Recent years have seen new approaches to women’s issues. A first tendency is to emphasize strongly conditions of subordination in order to give rise to antagonism: women, in order to be themselves, must make themselves … Continue reading →