Month: April 2007

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300 in the Gulf

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In 15 captured , wingnuttery
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On April 5, 2007
It’s obvious enough that the right side of the blogosphere would be a lot happier if there were 15 dead British sailors and marines. Stymied in their desire for a pretext to attack Iran, they seem to be turning on the sailors themselves, emphasizing how “humiliating” their behavior was to the United Kingdom, and presumably […]
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Best of Luck, Dad

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In orrin james noon jr.
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On April 5, 2007
Pancreatic cancer snuffs about 33,000 Americans each year; with any luck, the 6-10 hours of surgery my father is enduring today in Charlottesville, Virginia, will keep him from adding to that total in 2007. With this variety of cancer, phrases like “long-term prognosis” are oxymoronic. There’s no such thing, since everything about the disease transpires […]

Casualties

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In casualties , Iraq war
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On April 5, 2007
Tom makes a good point; over the last Friedman Unit, US casualties in Iraq have been really, really bad. The increase preceded the Surge, but the Surge hasn’t had any apparent effect on the death rate. Casualty rates aren’t a great way to evaluate the success of a counter-insurgency operation, because more deaths may result […]
Appalling. At times like this, it always seems worth returning to the Mighty Reason Man’s summary of Instapundit: HERE’S AN INTERESTING POST by a guy named Steve from Des Moines. He highlights the direct connection between the modern Democratic Party and the National Socialist German Workers Party. Some incriminating stuff here. Of course, you wouldn’t […]
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