I had forgotten whether or not the Washington Times was still in business. Apparently, it is, and it has a revoltingly homophobic editorial in support of DADT. The thing.
As Roy also points out, perhaps the worst defenses of Williams come from people who defend his comments on the merits.
Michael's nice catch about how Muslims obviously are pointing their clothing towards Mecca perversely compelled me to check in on Alec Rawls, even better evidence than Keifer Sutherland and Julian.
NPR analyst Juan Williams "feels nervous" when he notices people in "Muslim garb" at airports. Unfortunately he's not alone. In response, this website is collecting "Pictures of Muslims Wearing Things.".
I should probably be enjoined from criticizing Charlie Manuel again, since I've never been more wrong about a manager. He is, on balance, very good. But tactically...ye gods. One worked.
In a number of respects the Iraq War Diaries constitute a repeat of the Afghan War Diaries – a massive data dump bringing to light few unknowns but casting knowns.
I gave up on the Lancet fight a long time ago; I can't remember now whether the flurry of allegations and counter-allegations about error and fraud raised sufficient question in.
There's obviously much of interest in the Wikileaks Iraq release; for the moment the Iran stuff holds the bulk of my attention: But the field reports disclosed by WikiLeaks, which.
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