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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Pakistan Protests too Much
What were Pakistani troops doing in such close proximity to Taliban Troops? Continue reading
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American Innovation
Here’s the stuff of science fiction in practice – in Vernor Vinge’s latest book Telepresence is a key part of the narrative along with wearable computers and virtual communities. Here you see John Chambers of Cisco talking to Marthin Debeers … Continue reading
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A Second Strike has Always Been an Al Qaeda Signature
The second strike sometimes comes quickly, but most often is timed to attack first responders. Remember those folks, and the many who have responded to terror attacks across the world since this infamous day.
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Yesterday Was Black Tuesday
If you use Microsoft OS, please go get their new security patches at windows update , here’s an overview of the patches released yesterday from SANs.
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My Barack Obama Website’s Fly is Open
We’ve talked about populist candidates here in the past, and how they seem to attract strange bedfellow alliances of crazies, hate-groups, and kook-pundits – they do it by making speeches full of sweeping general statements without specifics. The attractant is that crazies can see anything they want in the candidate, while a specific stance is not really there; instead you see populist charicature or posture on almost all issues. Continue reading
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Laura Bush in Bamiya
Laura Bush revisited Bamiyan province in Afghanistan this weekend to raise more money for reconstruction and to showcase the progress made since her previous trip there. This is her third trip, but the press tends to ignore these calls for … Continue reading
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Missile Defense Video Response to Obama
Earlier I wrote about Obama’s Dangerous pledge to unilaterally disarm and to cut our missile defense systems. Here’s a video reply from Free Constitution.
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Al Qaeda Genocide Against Muslims
Fareed Zakaria takes umbrage at the word Terrorism in the Khaleej Times, so I thought I would reply to the semantic game. He quibbles over whether the civilians killed in Terror attacks in Iraq should be counted as terror victims … Continue reading
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Iranian Backed Hezbollah Captured in Iraq
Our forces captured a Hezbollah operative today Southeast of Baghdad, and it appears that they’ve opted to become actively and openly engaged in Iraq according to this article: The U.S. military in Iraq has captured the deputy military chief of the … Continue reading