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Friday Cat Blogging

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Martin and Audrey, June 2007.And since I have an odd, unproductive interest in old books about cats, here's an interesting piece of commentary from Helen M. Winslow's Concerning Cats (1900):Although cats have no place in the Bible, neither can their enemies who sing the praise of...
A classic example [via MY] of foreign-policy-writer-who-would-be-wholly-discredited-in-any-rational-universe Kenneth Pollack expressing optimism about Iraq by carefully evading the substantive issue:Do you find the electric power is on more continuously?We found there had been a real shift from trying to repair and defend the national power grid, which...

Reverse Midas Touch

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In Republican malgovernance
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On August 10, 2007
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Indeed. It really doesn't seem to have dawned on the administration that explicit American support may not actually help more liberal factions in countries with strong anti-American sentiments, although the point seems to trite as to barely be worth pointing out.
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