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Monthly Archives: May 2007
I Collect Blogs: Visiting The Daily Whackjob
Some people collect coins. Some people jump out perfectly good airplanes. Others read books. We all find ways to accumulate life experiences. These days, I spend more time than is probably healthy sitting in front of my home PC experiencing … Continue reading
Fighting the Disformation Campaign Against Faisal Gill
Even the number of delegate filings becomes fodder for the information warfare we call modern American Politics. First we have an unintentionally inaccurate report from Virginia Virtucon (which is generally quite accurate). Then we have a gleeful, rumor-mongering report from … Continue reading
Posted in Faisal Gill, VA-Blogs
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Amoral Monsters
There is a dangerous fiction that we use to raise money for enterprises that require large amounts of capital. This fiction is the corporation. Our laws create corporations and give them astounding legal rights. Corporations raise ten of billions, even … Continue reading
Posted in culture, political cartoons
PWC GOP FW: Catholic Democrats Scold Pope on Abortion
What follows is an email from Tom Kopko on right-to-life issues. This is one of those few times where I am forwarding information from the PWC GOP strictly for the purpose of informing, not necessarily as an endorsement.
Posted in Prolife, Republican Party
Honoring Rachel Carson
On Friday during a hike at the Bull Run Mountains Conservancy, I had the opportunity to experience a treat that I did not have the chance to experience when I was growing up. I saw a hawk sitting in a … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
America’s Cultural Heritage and the Clash With Islam
Instead of wondering whether he is best qualified person, too many react to Faisal Gill‘s campaign for the House of Delegates, 51st District, by questioning his cultural heritage. They ask: can we trust a Muslim?
Posted in culture, Faisal Gill, immigration
Google Bombing: “Faisal Gill” is Not the First Target
Gullibility knows no restrictions. Anyone can be the victim of someone else’s meanness. And politics combines the worse of meanness and gullibility. When the truth will not work, there are plenty of operators who will resort to “diplomacy by other … Continue reading
Posted in Faisal Gill, Humor
