Monthly Archives: November 2008

A scene from Ken Kesey’s other masterpiece:

Ruth emailed me a link to this story yesterday. As she pointed out, these people are plugging themselves into the Matrix.

Tim Worstall went to the Cenotaph today, and came away from the Remembrance Parade consumed with rage: How did we get here? That the things which our forefathers fought and died for, the freedom and liberty of themselves and their … Continue reading →

The website. (Thanks, kes).

The child crying over a fear of hell is exactly what is intended by the plain language of the scriptures. Shirley Phelps Roper, in the first comment to this piece.

Firefox is now the most-used browser visiting this site, and it’s accounting for almost 50% of page reads. I can’t remember the last time Microsoft made the news in anything other than a “their new product doesn’t suck much” way. … Continue reading →

BBC: Jacqui Smith says public demand means people will be able to pre-register for an ID card within the next few months. The cards will be available for all from 2012 but she said: “I regularly have people coming up … Continue reading →

Some American environmentalists are suggesting that Obama might appoint a Climate Czar. I guess climate realists will be able to heave a sigh of relief if this happens. The appointment of Czars seems to have dropped every other issue they’ve … Continue reading →

He’s looking well, though. Seems to have lost weight.

VDH: As a self-interested columnist, I would hope Obama reassumes his natural hard-left position of his 1996-2005 period that would provide both plentiful column topics and prove counterproductive to his I fear scary agenda. But as an American, I surely … Continue reading →